I wouldn't put this in a place where you're wanting perfect floors because the pattern doesn't line up always and if you don't have a white subfloor, it's pretty easy to see the edge lines in between each tile. It's also difficult if your walls aren't perfectly straight. I put this in a basement bedroom that already had red peel and stick tile. Because of this, I'm having to caulk in every seam because I think it looks so much better to not have lines that disrupt. It takes awhile to install, but I had also used a 3M spray adhesive directly to the subfloor to ensure that the tiles would stick. All in all, it's a great product that seems durable and brightens up an otherwise dark basement. I dig the pattern, and it does the job so I'm satisfied!