10-Sheet 12"x12" Premium Backsplash Tile for Kitchen Peel and Stick, 3D Self Adhesive Stick on Subway Tiles for Kitchen, Bathroom - Waterproof Wall Panels (Grey)

It is easy to install and looking elegant!I choose this product over stainless steel because I've had similar product from dollar tree but this one is supposedly to be thicker , stronger, and better. Yes If the pad would sticks on wall.First week, the corner was kinda coming offSecond week the top is coming offThird week it went down halfI am not satisfied with this product and probably won't recommend to friends buying online.

Very pretty, exactly like the product photos, and they look like real tile from a distance. They’re too thin to be realistic up close, though, and the “grout line” edges don’t always stick all the way down, so they’re very visibly not grout. The “tile” surface feels tacky when wiped clean and I’m slightly concerned that the shiny finish might degrade over time, but they do seem waterproof.Easy to cut with scissors or a utility knife, but fiddly to install in tight spots for two reasons: The tiles are largish, and also once the adhesive touches the wall you’re pretty much committed. (The adhesive is strong enough to pull surface paint off the wall even immediately after touching the wall without pressure.) These do at least require less cleanup than installing real tile.Be aware: As of Dec 22, 2023, the product description’s stated coverage is inaccurate. It says each tile is 12 x 12 inches and that a pack of ten gives 8.6 square feet of coverage. It’s true that each tile is 12 inches tall, but the colored (tile-look) portion only covers 9.5 inches of width because of the required overlaps. Also, the chip size is 4.75 x 2 inches, not 4.85 x 2.Overall, they look nice, stick well, and seem like they should perform decently, but I’m disappointed in the inaccurate sizing information. (The chip size was also shown as 2 inches by 2 inches when I first got these, which is extremely off.) If I were to buy other products from this company I’d make sure there are reviews confirming the sizing accuracy first.

These are gorgeous “faux” tiles. They have dimension and presence. Easy to install. Take your time, use a level, and just line up the “grout” lines. These tiles will transform your kitchen from basic to designer-worthy. I cannot say how excited I am with my NEW kitchen on a budget.

It was a little hard to put it up. You have to measure where you want to install it. It will save you time. Good quality. I like the color but it is very shiny. I wish it had a dull look. Very expensive also

Used this to fill the gap between my 4" countertop lookup and my cabinets. Holds REALLY well, clear through the edges. Had to cut additional to fill the 14" gap, looks seamless. I'm really pleased with these little panels.

I ordered these specifically for my kitchen. I needed a back splash but I didn't want to do any work. These are exactly what I needed. I took a few minutes and cleaned the area, measured it, laid out the sheets, cut them and they were up in less than 10m. These gave me the look of ti.e without the work. The colors are perfect and after I ran a bead of caulk around the bottom they look fabulous.

To be fair, this was my first time using peel and stick of any sort for home improvement projects. It's very possible I am simply not a fan.These look okay, but they aren't really going to fool anyone into thinking they are real tile and not plastic.PROS:Colors and pattern are fairly nice.Adhesive is strong so far. Could be removed to reposition, but pulled up a spot of paint in the process - so I guess that's strong yet still movable. (Latex paint on drywall.)Easier than real tile.Thin enough to retrofit behind a low-clearance vanity. The vanity didn't have a backsplash and was already installed. There'd be no room for a thicker backsplash, but this worked.CONS:Hard to cut a straight line using the recommended method of a sharp utility blade against a straight edge. The plastic is very slippery, so the straight edge can shift when applying enough force to cut through the materials. Scissors worked better for me. I imagine a good big 'paper cutter' board would be even better.The fake 'grout lines' are too thick on the borders, so that lining them up is a challenge to keep the illusion of a continuous pattern.The edges sometimes have a white line that's noticably brighter than the gray grout. Looks bad after installed. I wasn't skilled enough at cutting to trim it and still have enough to fill in grout for adjoining tiles that were also cut out. (Photo helps show this.)We'll see how it holds up. I'd give it 3 stars in terms of finding a quality backsplash, but I give it 4 because I strongly suspect this is entirely typical of peel and stick options.

These peel and stick subway tiles are a gorgeous color of blue. They are easy to work with and cut. They have good adhesion and are easy to wipe if they get water spots on them. They are a good value if you don't want or need anything expensive or elaborate.