Art3d10-Pack Peel and Stick Wall Tile for Backsplash, Stick on Stone Tile for Kitchen Bathroom Fireplace Vanitity in Stone Beige

The photos don't come close to showing the beauty of these tiles. I received my package at 10am on a Saturday and my entire kitchen was complete by 6pm. That's with taking breaks to take care of my family. These are SUPER easy to apply and even easier to cut. I used regular scissors and an razor blade. Scissors did just fine. I love that they came on a full sheet with 5 or 6 rows (I can't remember) but could be cut to use as one strip or even individual tiles. This made it so easy for cutting around outlets and lights. I bought 3 boxes and still had some left over. I never write reviews, but this product needed to be shared. I'm so happy with the turn out. They are extremely sticky. I did have to remove a tiny piece and it was very difficult, so once it's on, it better be where you want it. These also feel so great. You can tell it isn't real stone but it truly is perfect texture, color, size, everything.(Picture is before I put outlet covers back one. I did need to place spacers because of thickness which also plays into a GREAT product)

These tiles look wonderful on my kitchen backsplash area. Blends in with many different colors. Looks very classy. Easy to install. Good price.

I'm surprised at the appearance and ease of use of these tiles compared to their cost. I would highly recommend these over any peel and stick product I found at the local big box stores.

Absolutely stunning in person, looks incredibly real. The adhesive on the back works exceptionally well, to the point that it is very difficult to remove. I put up one sheet of the tiles and expected to be able to reposition them but this was not the case. The backing left residue all over my current stone backsplash. If you are a renter looking for a quick coverup, be sure to put posterboard or some other material between the tiles and where you’ll be placing them.

OMG this is so good. It's lovely. I was really worried about putting peal and stick tiles on my home's backsplash but they look amazing. I was afraid it would look cheap and obviously peal and stick, especially since it's right up against real ceramic tile, but it looks wonderful. (See pic!)I like that each tile is individual. It makes it easy to cut single tiles off. Also, when cutting holes for outlets it's easier to cut out whole tiles, put up the rest of the sheet, then go back and cut each tile to fit around the hole.The tiles are easy to cut. I use a good box cutter and a metal ruler with a cork back so it doesn't slip. Then I just cut on my wood cutting board. Score the tile with the knife, snap it & then use scissors to cut the adhesive backing.Speaking of the adhesive backing - it is VERY VERY sticky. Once the tile is on it is not coming off. If you need to take it off you'll need a heavy duty scraper to scrape & pry it up.I really love the way this looks and how easy it was to install. If I'd known about this I would've done it years ago. Five stars.

Adhesive strength is spot on ! Amazing appearance and easy to install. Just be sure when you remove the backing you place it where you want it the first time.

Somehow I don’t have a picture of the completed backsplash but included one of my in progress photos.PROS:I like that the sheets are made up of individual tiles so it was easy to maximize the tiles and fit to the space.Overall the tiles look really nice, are easy to line up, and have nice variationCONS:The stickiness must be inconsistent because there were some tiles I made a mistake on and tried to lift to adjust and the sheet got totally ruined trying to pull it up. But many other sheets started falling off after a couple of days. I saw the reviews before about it and assumed they must have applied wrong, but I made sure to do the proper prep and really press each one down and at least 50% started lifting after a couple of days. Even when they fell off the backs still felt super sticky but ultimately ended up needing to apply with liquid nails.I like that the tiles are thicker to appear to make a better look but definitely made cutting them with a utility knife or scissors not as easy as I hoped but it was still doable.Overall I wouldn’t recommend these because while they look nice, it’s been a lot of working having to redo many of the tiles with liquid nails (which ultimately defeats the purpose of this kind of backsplash), and each time one lifts getting it back into the right spot where there is not gaps is much more difficult to maintain so it definitely isn’t as pristine as when I first put them on, which sucks for the overall look in the end.

Looks like real tile and was easy to apply.