Peel & Stick Backsplash self Adhesive Tile,3D Wall PU Gel Vinyl Tiles for Home Decor,Stick on Kitchen Bathroom Backsplash - Style 70 (Set of 10 Tiles)

This tile is high quality. It is thick and sticks well and has raised tiles with the seam as a lower depression between the tiles. The color is various shades of beautiful warm teal and looks just like the picture and what you’d hope for. I do wish there was an option to purchase one with a top edge that was flat- would have saved a lot of cutting. It’d also be nice if the edges of the paper were straight to minimize flushing the edges to get a straight cut.Tips: paper guillotine, start top left, wash walls with TSP, trim edges of paper to ensure a straight edge:I got a paper guillotine to cut the pieces and will be applying a line of caulk to the bottom and top seams to make them last forever. Do start in the top left and work right so the stickers overlap correctly, since the overlap part is on the bottom and right of every piece. I washed my walls with trisodium phosphate (TSP) to remove the kitchen grime so this could be a kitchen backsplash and it is SO pretty. The edges of the paper the tile is on aren’t always even so I trimmed them using the straight edges on the guillotine to make sure all my cuts were straight. My kitchen backsplash area is 105”x15” and 60”x17” and it took 4 packs of tiles, if that helps anyone

My only complaint is that the material of the "grout line," which is not covered by the rubbery "tile" layer, is easily damaged. I'm using this as a kitchen backsplash so I plan to seal all the edges with clear silicone.Otherwise it's a great product; very easy to cut and install, looks great! I would definitely use it again, just not in an area that gets wet or needs scrubbed.

These are lovely and overall I'm happy about the project, but they are trickier than they seem to install (it's probably obvious, but in case it helps anyone else: you have to start at the upper left corner! Also, a matching sharpie is helpful for filling in any "grout" areas that end up with a gap to the wall). Also, mine did not adhere well to the wall in some places, coming off in sheets and curling at edges.The seller, Mosaicowall, said they would send some replacements, but it's been about 6 months and nothing has arrived yet. I had to use 3M spray adhesive (for sheets that were sloughing off en mass) and Locktite Epoxy (for edges that were popping up) and it still floats off the wall from time to time. I'm also concerned about letting anyone else clean them, as wiping in the wrong direction is likely to wear on the edges of the stickers.TL;DR: pretty and everyone likes them, but I probably should have done real tile.

I installed this in my RV bathroom. It reminds me of those lava lamps. Vibrant colors and easy installation. It's peel and stick. I really love the pattern allows for easy alignment and you cannot even tell where the lines are. Highly recommend.

UPDATE:….Complete waste.I tried so hard to make this work as a surround in my shower. I clean and dried walls, I used various kinds of adhesive “for showers/ aka water proof”.They all failed. with in TWO Days, it started peeling off. Now I’m a WEEK into cleaning the tile to do something else.@@@@@@@@@@I’ll post pics when I’m done. But I wanted to post this while I’m 1/2 way bc I learned so much and would do it differently from the beginning.Most important tips!!1. Start at the bottom of your project and overlap proceeding layers above. Take advantage of the over lap “flaps”I found bottom to top, left to right works best.2. Use CLEAR glue, not white. Glue all edges as you put it up and then do an edge around everything to seal it in when you’re done. This prevents water infiltration. I used Loctite “All Purpoee Adheasive Caulk” in CLEAR. It goes on white but dries clear. And it’s waterproof. And get a GOOD caulk gun. Do not get the cheap plastic ones they suck.3. Invest in good scissors with a serrated edge to grab while cutting! Ask at hardware store.4. Invest in a METAL putty knife. Not plastic. Trust me you need this to peel up edges as you work.5. BABYWIPES!!! Get a case of the Kirkland brand from Costco. They are tough and you will use TONS wiping glue.6. GLOVES!!!! Omg, but a box of disposable gloves to keep glue off your hands.7. Trash bag. Keep one close, you will fill it with backing and snippets.

Adhesion is horrible, highway robbery preditory on those hoping for affordable DIY experience, forcing them to find a way to salvage the product to preserve the time, energy and money spent finding and installing. I cut and began the process after sanding, cleaning and varnishing a piece this wood boarding. I decided to wait a few days based on the other reviews before installing the whole pack. I returned to the product having fallen off the wall. Because i am on a time crunch I have our based some gorilla glue spray glue which I'll be attempting to use on the backing next. I bought two packs. And may as well continue experimenting on the current package. I'll post continued updates for the solution. If the price was halved and they were glue it yourself , the product would be better served.

They are so pretty and just what I wanted! I have a plant theme in my home and these really made me think of leaves so they were my topic choice. Sadly I can not order the rest of the titles yet but when I can ill update the photo. a little hard to work with but 100% worth it, it might just be that I've never done this before.

I love the look and feel of these tiles and they seem super durable but we ended up throwing them away as they were very hard to use. Maybe someone else will have better luck as they are really beautiful, but unfortunately we just got too frustrated trying to put them up.