Peel and Stick Backsplash for Kitchen,New Upgrade 12"" x 12"" Large Premium Kitchen Backsplash,Stick on Subway Tile Peel and Stick Backsplash,Green 10-Sheet., T80781

I used these in my salon as an accent wall. Very easy to install. I’ve had a little trouble with the edges sticking but it may have been because the wall was newly painted 2 days prior . The tiles themselves are beautiful and thick/good quality.

My walls are NOT extremely textured so there’s no reason these should only last a week before falling off. These were beautiful and easy to cut/use but clearly did not last long. I have to run my hand and restick almost every tile DAILY or it will start to peel off like seen in the video. Tried to do a return but that would require me unsticking everything and potentially ruining my walls just to send back used tiles. I ultimately want my money back so I can use it towards a brand of tiles that ACTUALLY sticks.

I absolutely love how these peel and stick tiles transformed my kitchen! I can’t stop looking at how good and how realistic they look. It took me about 2 hours to install about 20 square feet. I found that it was easiest to put up when I positioned it from the bottom and then pressed upwards. Would highly recommend removing outlet covers and installing it underneath for an extra clean look. I can’t speak to how easy these will be to remove, but they were fairly easy to reposition while I was installing. The only downside for me is that the texture of the “tiles” is very sticky and rubbery- I think they will need to be cleaned with Clorox wipes or a lint free cloth, paper towels definitely won’t work. But can’t beat the look for the price!

I scrubbed my walls with dish soap and followed up with rubbing alcohol to prep the surface and remove all grease/dirt. Tiles began peeling up the day after.

The media could not be loaded. Wanted to add a little more pop to the kitchen w/ out spending a lot. Very easy to install, has no lifting or peeling . Looks so sharp, everyone that comes over does not know it’s not real tile. Easy project to transform a kitchen

The media could not be loaded. We have a temporary kitchen while renovations for the past few years. I used these against primed drywall to protect it until we get our renovated kitchen in the next few years. It took about 8 hours for me, as I was being precise, cutting and trying to plan and utilize the the pieces in a way that I would reduce my excess “waste” scrap. This is something you will want to think of if you have several things you are lying them around. The adhesive is great, even if you have to lift and move. There are two pieces I had to lift and move about 6 times, only have about a 1/4 inch spot on both that have kind of not stuck, that’s because the adhesive lifted the primer off the wall. With that being said, I am unsure if these would be suitable for a “rental” property, where you think you would remove these when you leave. The instructions say to remove, use a heat gun or blow dryer to soften the adhesive. I could see this working. You will need an exacto knife, good cutting scissors and I would invest in a metal 12 inch ruler. I would buy one extra box more than you measure. Don’t fail to do this unless you have just a straight box area you are using these in. Overall, these look like real tile. Everyone who comes over says they cannot tell these are sticky tile. I would not use these around a shower surround or around a stove backsplash. I will buy more for other projects.

I’m returning these to Amazon because I’m unhappy with how they look on the wall. They look pretty cheap, and they’re almost sticky to the touch. Way better price than other brands on the market, but I can see why the cost is so low.

These are drastically over priced for the thickness, quality and adhesive strength. They also took way longer to ship than usual, with half of the order being delayed by nearly a week. If I hadn’t already cut up the majority of the first half of the order I would have returned all of it