Snap Stone Tile? Renovating Kitchen

[faith194]

My husband and I would like to slowly renovate our 1960's kitchen. First, we'd like to change out the icky linoleum floor(previous owners put it in new a few years ago, but it needs to go!). We are dreaming of a tile flooring, but we do not have the patience to learn how to put in traditional tile. While at Lowes, we found Snapstone tile. . .It is a bit more expensive, but seems accessible to people like us! Anyone ever use it?  Raves or rants?

Oh, and I may post some pictures to get some inspiration. We definitely want to paint our cabinets and put new hardware on, since we can't afford a complete reno! 

TIA:) Are we shocked I have an actual D&R questions?? LOL

[kaylie]

It's pretty pricey when you include using their grout. I think you could get a tile of similar quality installed for about the same price hiring it out.

[munkii]

Yeah, I'm with Kaylie. When we researched flooring options, snap tile quickly got eliminated due to the price. Have you considered sheet vinyl, vinyl tiles, or new linoleum?

[FoxInFiji]

Tile isn't really that hard to do especially on a floor. It just takes some patience.