Art3dPeel and Stick Backsplashes Wall Tile Gray Wood Grain, 5-Pack of 13.5x11.4inches, for Kitchen Backsplash, Bathroom Decoration, Fireplace and Stair Riser Decal, Made of PVC Composite Laminate

I live in a mobile home that’s over 20 years. I wanted to upgrade. Once we had the wall ready, we had to replace Sheetrock and paint with Kils, it was super easy to instal. Cuts with a box knife. After about a week, some fell off the wall so we used a glue on the rest and the pieces that fell and it’s beautiful! The small amount of glue made it slick enough to place before it stuck to the wall.I would suggest painting the wall a darker color Incase you don’t match it up perfectly but otherwise easy to do by yourself.

I dislike that the tiles were not sticking. I had to use spray glue to get the tiles to stay up. However they stick to each other wonderfully (be careful with the tiles). However once up and actually staying put I loved the look. It was worth the extra trouble the frustration of having to buy another box because when they fell they stuck to each other and we're ruined. Keep tiles on paper backing and just use them carefully. I used a level to make sure they were straight and we're easy to use.

Art3d Fireplace Peel and Stick Tile Backsplash looks SO good! I have a little area by my front door where you can sit and take off/put on your shoes. Every time someone sat down they would mark up the paint on the wall by brushing against it. It was making me mental - lol. So I purchased backsplash and I'm so glad I did. It looks so good and I was able to do it myself in about an hour or so. One word of caution, these tiles stick VERY well... so you must make sure you have the tile exactly wear you wants it before you press it down because as soon as it touches the wall there it no way to move it. It you put it in the wrong spot you will ruin the wall trying to take it off. So I give this tile a huge thumbs up but make sure you place it carefully.

Easy to install

I like the way this product was so easy to install covering a back wall of a cabinet under my kitchen island. If your looking to cover a wall you look at often, spend a few more dollars and your time to do something you'll be proud of for years.

Was looking for a simple product to update my kitchen and totally found it. Adhesive tile looks high end, easy to install, easy to cut, made my kitchen look dramatically different (in a great way). You could install this over a weekend with 2 people, took me about 5 evenings to install by myself. Would totally purchase again.

We love the results of the self-adhesive tiles as we no longer need to paint the wall under the counter anymore as the tiles will help in reducing kick marks from shoes. Kick marks can now be simply wiped off with a cleaning rag.We are very impressed with this product. For one, it is thick and has some weight to it. Not as thin or cheap as I imagined. It is easy to install due to self-adhesive. All you need is an chalk strip for center line, sharp knife/razor for cutting, roller to press and rollout tile and caulk to finish out edges. The adhesive is very strong so becareful when laying it out as it is unforgiving if you make a mistake. We used 8'x1"x1" PVC Composite White Colonial Outside Corner Base Moulding from Home Depot to cover the corners and it worked out great.

I think thst peel and stick is a great idea. However, after having tried multiple products, I think that I can safely say it is a bit of a pipe dream to make a peel and stick that can work as an oven or sink backsplah. I have tried sooo many, and have even tried additional adhesion grills and adhesives when they fail, and I have honestly never found one that works. I suppose this one has stronger adhesion than most, but still, pieces fall after first use of oven, even a few feet away along the counter. Not sure if the heat is even a factor. My other issue with this product is that while it looks pretty from a distance and has great color options, up close, it is really obviously the design is printed because it really does not resemble the material it is meant to mimic. If it were better produced, and I hadn't followed directions to a T and tried every possible supplemental adhesion product once it failed, I might decide it is worth the effort, but as I said, after a ton of trial and error and a destroyed wall due to patchy adhesion, I have to conclude that peel and stick backsplashes are a shortcut that is just a fairy tale. It makes me wonder if reviews are bought because I actually have skill and experience in this area. I feel bad saying that, but I thought I should share my experience and recommend that for backspalshes, it is worth the effort and expense to learn the mortar method with real tiles. Sorry! I kept silent until I was sure. I don't like posting negative reviews.