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[Real Basswood Texture Without the Mess of Glue] These 20 miniature floor tiles carry real wood grain that printed paper and plastic cannot match, giving dollhouse rooms the look of full size hardwood. The basswood catches light naturally so no two tiles look exactly alike. Peel off the backing and press into place with no glue [Skip the Glue Bottle and Start Flooring Right Away] Traditional dollhouse flooring means spreading adhesive, aligning tiny pieces while glue tacks up, then waiting hours before touching anything. The self adhesive backing holds firmly once pressed down but allows a moment to reposition a tile that lands slightly off [Trim Each Tile to Fit Any Room Shape] Each board measures 1.5cm by 10cm and cuts easily with scissors or a craft knife to fit around fireplace hearths, angled walls, and bay windows. A straight cut blends with the wood grain so trimmed tiles look intentional. Laying them in a herringbone pattern or alternating direction row by row creates different looks from the same set of 20. [Basswood That Stays Flat in Changing Conditions] Basswood resists warping when humidity shifts, so these tiles stay flat whether the dollhouse lives in an air conditioned room or a garage workshop. The 0.2cm thickness gives enough body to feel substantial under fingertips but stays thin enough that doors still swing open and closed without catching on a raised floor edge. [Twenty Tiles Cover Multiple Rooms or One Big Space] Depending on layout, twenty tiles floor a dollhouse living room with pieces left over for a hallway, or fully cover a smaller room box. The neutral basswood tone fits a Victorian parlor, a modern miniature studio, or a rustic cabin scene, and the wood surface accepts dust or paint if a different finish is ever needed.