Cocotik 10.5"x 10" 3D Peel and Stick Adhesive Vinyl Wall Bathroom Tiles Stickers Teal 10 Sheets

The media could not be loaded.  I painted my dining room in a teal color and decided my brown square glass tile needed to go, but didn’t want to take out an existing backsplash and replace just yet. These were definitely a great alternative. A few things:1. Prep your walls properly. I used krud kutter degreaser and rubbing alcohol and let it thoroughly dry first.2. Start and end in one direction. I made the mistake of starting right to left but when I hit my kitchen window there were angles involved and I thought I’d just get back to it. You can’t do that or you will be removing tile to start over.3. Use scissors instead of an exacto knife. I found it much easier to cut that way and it was definitely more precise.4. Measure and measure again. Made a few errors around outlets.5. Plan for longer than you think. This took me several hours, much longer than I anticipated as I had several outlets to cut out and tile around.6. Order more tile than you need. My biggest annoyance with this was that you couldn’t sub the tiles in different areas as they didn’t match up properly. So, if you need 1/2 a sheets worth to tile a second row, the top/bottom of that sheet is now trash. I also miscalculated some cuts and ruined a good 5 tiles along that way.Finally, some tiles had an odd discoloration to one tile on the sheet. It wasn’t enough to make me return them, but if this is bothersome to you inspect each one before starting.

Product was easy to install and looks good. We are having 1 issue. The tab that overlaps the previous tile is not staying adhered to the tile. We will have to add some additional adhesive to keep them in place.

Super happy with these tiles. Some notes:My walls are orange-peel textured. Because of this, I opted to use an additional adhesive rather than rely on the sticky backing alone, which was not all that strong anyway. It adds quite a bit more labor and time but was well worth it; I’ve had most of my kitchen done for about a week and have had no issues. I used Gorilla Glue construction adhesive and spread it over the wall generously and evenly (not just in random lumps). I did very thoroughly clean the walls a couple of times with a de-greaser and waited a day before installing to make sure it was dry.Overall I’m happy with the look. It doesn’t look like tile; it looks like resin. But, it’s pretty! It’s like a vinyl vs tile flooring: it does the job, just looks different. It brought a lot of color to the kitchen without having to rent saws and spent three days doing grout work (I got about 17 square feet done over one and a half days of working on it).I definitely recommend it as a cheaper and easier solution over regular tile or glass. But, don’t expect to just stick it on like a sticker in two seconds; it takes some effort to make sure it will stick, is aligned properly, etc so it will last.

If you don’t add an adhesive they peal off the wall. I used TSP and cleaned the wall first and they still peal.

This changed the look of the kitchen where I am the House Manager. I am trying to save my boss money and these stick in tiles did the trick ! I had to order 3 more boxes just to finish the job before the end of the week. Just be sure to match the whole ends to the top or bottom of it will not match if your starting from the top and working your way down. I started across and then had to match it from the white space at the bottom to the white space on top. I also cut the to for around the electrical sockets, this is why we needed more because of the gaps I had to fill in and cut to specific corners or around the lights sockets.

Loved these, used them in my 5th wheel. Only problem was cutting the ends off. It would be nice if they had a flat end that was not notched for starting new areas. Easy to install looks great on the wall.

The product was shipped same day i ordered it. Came to my house fast. It was eazy to install stuck great and looks amazing. The colors are pretty and look even better then in the picture. I did not use any kind of product to help it stick just washed wall let it dry and peeled off the back and stuck it on the wall. My only advise just plan ot out make sure you know exactly how you want it on the wall and stick it. The back is a little hard to get off instead of starting at the corner i slipped my nail between the backing at the top in the middle. I think stuck the top on the wall and removed back and rolled it down as i oressed it on the wall.

Followed install instructions. 1 day later it is falling off the surface and look terrible. Would now recommend and if I could I'd send send back for a full refund because I am not at all satisfied with the product I pad for. If it worked, the product would be beautiful, but it doesn't so I wasted my money on this mess I now have to throw away.