STICKGOO Peel and Stick Backsplash, Self-Adhesive Backsplash in Sandstone (Thicker Design, 1 Sheet)

Look, this is pretty cool stuff. Absolutely the most amazing look after you finish. However, getting the backing off is a huge deal. Have patience (and fingernails) and you will succeed! That is the only negative thing I ran into. The look is just like real tile. I did add extra adhesive as I was using this as a kitchen backsplash. Highly recommend. Just need a lot of patience with the backing. I wish they had optional trim pieces for the ends and corners.

I recently used these Peel and Stick tiles for a kitchen backsplash project, and I’m genuinely impressed with how easy and satisfying the whole process was.Installation:The install process was incredibly straightforward, even for someone without a lot of DIY experience. The tiles are lightweight and flexible, and the adhesive backing is strong but forgiving enough to reposition if needed. I was able to cut pieces with a basic utility knife and scissors—no special tools required. From start to finish, the entire project took about half a day, including surface prep and cleanup.Appearance:They look amazing. The design has a modern, clean aesthetic with a slight sheen that catches the light nicely without being too glossy. It instantly refreshed the space and gives a polished look that mimics real tile from a distance.Value:At this price point, the quality exceeded my expectations. I looked into traditional tile options, but between the extra materials and labor costs, the expense added up quickly. These stick tiles gave me a comparable look for a fraction of the cost.Durability:So far, they’ve held up well in a high-use area. The adhesive is strong, and there’s been no lifting or curling. They’re also easy to wipe clean, which is a huge plus in the kitchen.Final Thoughts:If you’re looking for a budget-friendly, stylish, and DIY-friendly solution to upgrade your space, I highly recommend these Perl and Stick tiles. It’s a quick weekend project with big impact and very little mess.

This worked so well and really updated the kitchen and bath in our travel trailer. Cuts easily - I found scissors to be easier than a blade but both worked. I washed the walls before hand and lightly sanded as there was some fairly slick wall paper on part of the wall already. These tile sheets stick well and can be pulled off and repositioned quickly while applying. The tile is directional because of the grout lines (i.e. you can't usually use the leftover pieces in another spot) so I ended up using more than I thought I would, but it was still worth it and actually makes it look more like real tile. See before and after photos.I wish I had more places to use this because it was such a big impact for a fairly low cost. I only needed two packs total for our kitchen and bath, but if you were doing a larger area, it could add up quickly. Overall I am very pleased with the application and results!

I love them they work well. Meaning it's easy to install. However, when they say order more than what you think you'll need they mean it. I ordered 2 boxes at first, because I didn't know how m7ch I needed or if I'd like it. So I did one side of kitchen. It looked nice. I had 5 left over so i installed those on other side. Well the next 2 boxes I ordered are not even close to color of the other ones. So now I have to pull those 5 off the wall and hope I have 5 pieces left. It's an extreme difference. I'll post a Pic if I can.

Arrived on time. Easy to use and color looks like the pictured product. It appears to be of good quality and is still stuck on my wall so I guess the stickiness is good enough. I installed myself without difficulty cutting or adjusting,love the finished look. Value for money,get this if looking for easy way to give your walls a face-lift.

These stick! I had to pivot to plan B for my house, here's what happened. I was buying pack by pack for my bathroom refresh and the manufacturer discontinued the subway tile I had been buying little by little. I had half of the materials and product on the walls already (gee, thanks StickGoo). I didn't have enough for the bathroom, but I did have enough materials to take the old panels off of the bathroom walls and reuse them for my kitchen backsplash! Lemons into lemonade scenario.From a distance, these really do look like real tile. I have a starter home, at my house's price point, if I went to sell, it wasn't economical to drop that much in real tile. I've bought many different samples from different manufacturers and StickGoo and Commomy thicker tiles seem to be the best I've ordered so far. These are very bright white subway finish, not random blue pilled from the tile in lighting. Even after pulling the tile off of one wall and placing to another application, they're still sticking and look great.This was my first time doing a tile job period. What I learned, the pattern is difficult for a novice to align easily. Geometry wasn't my strong suit. I'm hearing 4x4 patterns are easier. These do line up pretty good into place, definitely a pattern to follow. Good craft scissors cut better than an exacto knife or razor blade. But I'll be honest, not all of my patterns align, but are good enough for me.Overall happy with the end result. These are easy to wiped clean. Couple of little tricky areas I'm not pleased with but I'm very anal when it comes to details, perfectionist is a character flaw I'm working to be better at. But getting the pattern to align was a challenge. A tip I picked up was white construction adhesive, looks like caulk and did hide some imperfections luckily where things didn't quite line up.I wanted to honor the mid-century aesthetic in my home, and really happy with the modern interpretation of the mid-century refresh. Totally brightened up the space.