STICKGOO 10-Sheet Peel and Stick Subway Tile, Stick on Tiles Backsplash for Kitchen & Bathroom in White (Thicker Design)

I am so happy with the Stickgoo peel and stick subway tile. It looks fantastic, is easy to clean, and was a snap to install. The tile is exactly what I was looking for and a far better value than the expensive ceramic tiles. No extra glue was needed as the surface was cleaned well and dried before applying. Also, and sponge roller was used to remove air and help the tile to adhere better. Extremely happy with this purchase.

These work great as a temporary or renter option!! This is the second time we’ve done peel and stick so learned a few things (below) but overall definitely worth the price. - if you’re choosing between a few designs, choose bigger tiles and no pattern. Trust me, it’s easier. - to get the back off, make a thin slice through the paper then peel from the middle towards the ends. It stops the paper from ripping. Also, if you have long nails, tweezers are your friend. - if you can, use a guillotine cutter to get accurate cuts, not scissors. And cut with the paper side up (not tile side), it’s way easier. - if you don’t have a guillotine cutter, a sharp utility knife is the second best option. Definitely a requirement to be able to do clean cuts at outlets/cut outs. - for outlets or cut outs, take off the plastic cover part and use it to make a singe-use template. Lay it out in line with where the tile will go, use a sharpie to trace the outline of whatever you’re cutting, then lay it back over the sheet of tile. From there, use a utility knife to cut it out. No measuring!! - get some extra material because most counters are 18-20 inches of clearance and they’re 12 inch squares so you’ll end up with a lot of waste unfortunately - for any cuts, always cut LESS than you think you need to. You can always cut more, you can’t un-cut something. - if you’re going to span the full height of the backsplash, place the full tiles at the bottom and leave the cuts for the top so it hides everything better BUT leave 1/4” at the bottom for countertop variations. - the first time using this was over a builder grade textured wall and it stuck great. Some paint and texture peeled off when we removed them but nothing some touch up couldn’t fix.

Highly recommend this peel and stick tile. It looks beautiful and it adheres really well. Make sure that you take your time putting it on because once it’s on, you can’t readjust it. It sticks that well. I only gave it four stars because the last package that I ordered was obviously opened and returned. There was nothing wrong with the tile itself however, it should’ve stated that or at least offered a discount before purchasing which is Amazon‘s policy.

Great product, great installation information comes with the packaging. The packaging lists recommended and not recommended surfaces to adhere to clearly and with good English. It did not warn me that they are direction specific. The borders of the tiles are a different size on each side of the tile meant to be mated together. If you are not watching for that you accidentally put a tile on backwards, the photos show what I am talking about. The goo is VERY sticky, the backing usually comes right off but I had one case where it was really hard to remove. They will stay stuck where you want them so take care.

I haven’t updated my kitchen in over 30 years. Honestly, it was a little embarrassing - but since everything still worked fine, a renovation was never a priority. Then I realized I could do a simple, budget-friendly upgrade using peel-and-stick tile. After a little research and help from AI (yes, really!) to choose colors and estimate quantity, I decided on this thicker subway-style backsplash and grabbed four boxes - at 20% off during Prime Days (used 3.5 boxes of 10 sheets each). This backsplash project was Phase 1 of 4 for my DIY kitchen refresh: 1) Backsplash, 2) Painting the cabinets - dark grey, 3) Peel-and-stick vinyl flooring - dark, and 4) Possibly a vinyl wrap for the countertop. I spent 8 hours total, including cleaning, prep, and installation. I took my time measuring (three times, minimum!) - especially around outlets, edges, and corners. Cutting the sheets was easy with either a utility knife and straight-edge or a good pair of scissors, but I found the utility knife gave cleaner results using 3–4 light passes rather than deep cuts. One tip: be sure to position the tile right the first time - once it’s stuck to the wall, pulling it off can damage drywall or reduce stickiness. So, I would test size & placement before peeling off the backing. Then, I'd cut several pieces of a row using the previous as a perfect pattern. Removing the backing paper was honestly the most time-consuming part! But once it was off, the tile applied easily and held firm. I’m really impressed with the quality and gloss - the partial mirror finish gives it a sleek, modern feel. I had just one dime-sized bubble behind a sheet, but it's barely noticeable due to the tile’s reflective surface. The result? I absolutely love how this simple project transformed my kitchen. It looks dramatically better (see before & after pics) - and friends have instantly noticed. Several have complimented my “craftsmanship,” which feels good, especially since I’ve installed traditional tile in the past and know how much harder that is.

Love these peel and stick tiles! Super easy, especially when you use a paper cutter. I sampled dozens of peel and stick tile and these look the best/most real by far. They also stick a really really well. They are holding up pretty well in shower too but not great. I recommend using liquid nails if you’re putting them somewhere with a lot of water.

All of my tiles are falling off now as it is not that sticky. Even washed the wall and did everything I was suppose too. Might have to get wallpaper glue to hopefully reinforce it to stick. Overall pretty easy to do and looks great

These tiles are awesome! If I didn't know they were vinyl, I would think they were actual tiles. Cutting them to fit was easy - the only thing I had trouble with was peeling off the backing, but not a huge deal.

Me han parecido de buena calidad y han quedado muy bien puestas. Ademas, valoro que el proveedor este abierto a comentarios como tambien a la valoracion del producto y posibilidad de devolucion en caso que el producto no estuviera a la altura de lo esperado.

This was my second purchase of these as worked great around the bathroom sink previously. Used these ones to cover the old grotty en-suite shower tiles, easy to apply, easy to cut and as diy novices think we achieved a great result, they look like real tiles and stick really well, but pricey compared to some others but definitely worth the extra, and saves on the price of hiring a professional tiler

Bought this a month ago for my travel trailer. Quality and look were awesome. Much thicker and stickier than stuff I've used from Canadian Tire in the past. However. In the month I have had it, it has started to yellow in spots. I have tried using bleach to remove it but it looks like it is yellowing from lower layers. It's now the first thing you see when you look at the kitchen. I haven't read any other reviews of people having this problem so I don't understand why it's happened to me! However i contacted customer service and they have been AMAZING. Super prompt and easy to deal with. They are sending me a replacement as they haven't seen this issue before. Love the product and would totally buy again, and knowing customer service is good is a huge bonus!

Son increíbles¡¡¡¡ parecen de ceramica,estoy sorprendida y facikisimos de poner,preciosos,los recomiendo 100% y el vendedor genial,responde todas las dudas👍