Art3d Backsplash Tile for Kitchen Peel and Stick, 10-Sheet Stick on Subway Tiles for Kitchem, Bathroom Back Splashes, 12"x12", Warm White with Black Grout

I absolutely love this! I only did half my kitchen so far. But I am so happy with this product.I wiped my walls down with a paper towel and rubbing alcohol and got to work. It was pretty easy to apply and sticks well so far. It cuts easy.But the hardest part of everything is lining up, I can tell on the left I started veering up a bit. And one area I did get a crease. These are not huge deals, I don’t think anyone would notice. It does bother me a bit but I’m still very happy.I would say make sure to peel backing off in sections and make sure you get air bubbles out. I used my Cricut scraper to do this and I ran it across every tile as I was going.The true test will be its sticking power over time. But as of right now I am very happy with this product and the price. It looks really nice.

I bought this to be applied as a backsplash in my kitchen. I read the instructions & followed every step as specified. I spent quite a bit of time installing the stickers so they lined up correctly, were fitted around corners of the cabinets, behind the stove & light switches, etc. It was not a speedy process! While the pattern looked great, the overall look upclose obviously looked cheap/fake but from a few steps back it looked okay. Within a few HOURS they started peeling and falling off. I do not have a high moisture kitchen- there’s no reason why they shouldn’t have stayed. Once they started peeling, it didn’t matter how many times I applied pressure to get them back on the wall, they would slowly start drooping again until they fell. After a few days of this, I had to spend the same amount of time (if not more) taking everything down and throwing it away. I would give this zero stars if I could & I wish I could get my money back. This product is a nice concept but definitely fails in execution.

Decent price with the coupon and so I decided to give this one a try. If you follow the instructions, installation isn’t too tricky and results are great. It does take a steady hand, a sharp cutting knife (I used a razor blade), and a good cutting setup (I used a self-healing cutting mat and a long ruler).It’s really important to overlap the “grout” evenly. And a couple tips for the sections that are blank that say overlap here: First, if you follow the instructions, the words “overlap here” are upside down - that’s ok! Second, cut just a little sliver off the bottom of the bottom overlap square. I found it sometimes came down a bit too low and I struggled to cover it and keep the next sheet of tiles aligned properly.Photos are of my project, a basement bar area. The wall was clean and dry when I started and the tiles stuck very well. I am going to add some grey caulking on the side edges to create a defined border.This was the look I wanted and for the ease of use, I think this was a good value. So much easier than putting up real tiles!Edited to add: This was on eggshell finish paint on a smooth wall. A lot of the reviews that show peeling issues, you can see the paint finish is probably a satin or semi-gloss (and some the wall just has too much texture). If the paint you are applying over has more than an eggshell finish, go over it with a fine grit sanding block first, then wipe dust away before applying.

I initially installed these June 1, 2022. I loved the look, I used adhesive spray that I bought from a hardware store to help secure the bond to the wall. I wouldn't say it was difficult, but it definitely took a little bit of time to get them up there. The first three photos are my finished product, which has been exactly what I wanted. The last two photos were taken September 2024. You can see the stick up tile has turned a bit yellow, and there are some slight areas that unstick occasionally, But I can just press those back down and they're good for another couple weeks. Eventually I will get the adhesive spray in properly fix those areas.Since I installed it in my laundry room, I know the heat and moisture in that room can play a part in some of the changes that I've seen. Overall even with the slight yellowing, it still looks nice. And yellow happens to be one of my accent colors in there, so I'm doing okay with that.The tiles are great thickness, even the adhesive it comes built in with seemed a really good quality. Cutting it to fit was also easy.Keeping in mind the couple of things I pointed out, I would absolutely recommend these if you can live without outcome.

These were actually great. They gave my kitchen that modern look for the right price. They were easy to install. I do recommend getting the adhesiveSpray because it helps the peel and stick paper adhere to the wall

This looks amazing in my kitchen! I watched installation videos before I started. The people in the video made it look much easier than it really is! I found it stressful to get everything lined up correctly and straight! It sticks great to my wall which is isn’t a perfect wall. I am experiencing issues with the seams. You can see where the sheets go together and I’m finding that after a month later it is not sticking great where the pieces overlap. I chose this product because I wanted a tile backsplash without real tile. I love that it shines and is easy to clean. I love how it look but I don’t like that it is showing wear so quickly in the seams. If I were to do this again I may attempt to paint what looks like a tiled backsplash because it would hold up better. I do get many compliments about the backsplash. It truly looks great. I am the only one that notices the separation, but it’s bugging me!!

The media could not be loaded. I wanted to brighten up the kitchen in my camper and this stuff works like a dream. Cutting around the window was the hardest part but it aligned well and stays on the wall if you've prepped it correctly (I used Crud Cutter). It feels kinda weird when you remove the film, but food splatter comes off easily with a soft sponge.