Peel and Stick Backsplash, PVC Wall Tiles Stick on Backsplash for Kitchen(10 Sheets, White Marble with Metal Silver)

Easy to install and the stick is amazing. Have bought more.

Beautiful product easy to install. You’ll want a small pair of tin snips though if you need to trim them. I’m planning to get more to completely redo our main bathroom and getting a second color for my sons! The price is right and the ease of install meant I wasn’t frustrated and cursing at the project. The color is even better than in the pictures. I only have a partial install done to cover a hole where I had to replace some plumbing and these are holding up well with daily use. The size makes for a fast cover; it does mean there’s more trimming. The backs are a little hard to peel; but if you use a putty knife or utility knife the paper does come off. So far keeping them clean as been a breeze just wipe down with a little Clorox clean up and they look just like they did out of the box!

Durable, gorgeous and easy application. Hard to cut if you don’t have a tile/laminate/vinyl cutter as the metal pieces make it hard but not impossible. Don’t mess up though because when you peel it off the backing sticks and it is a pain in the butt to remove it.

Love this tiles! Work and look great ! Once they stick to the wall they are stuck ! Good quality! I will be ordering these again. Easy to work with

This stuff is very easy to install. One thing I highly recommend, lay these tiles out in a well ventilated area and let them offgas for several days before installing them. This was not mentioned in any of the reviews or install instructions, but PVC by its nature, emits gases. The whole process of offgassing only takes about a week, but the fumes on this stuff are potent. They irritated my throat, as well as my daughters for several days after installation. We opened the doors and ran the exhaust fan, but this was not mentioned on the product packaging or anywhere in the installation instructions. Use a well ventilated area to allow the tiles to off gas before you put them up on your walls. After you install them on your walls wipe them down to also clear off any residue. I found it most effective to use a set of poultry scissors, that are designed to cut through bone as opposed to using a razor to cut these. When you are installing it, you will definitely want to start with a leveling line and not just work from your counter up. Focus on making sure the joints between the tiles are tightly aligned. Used to be to caulk around the edges to close those gaps. Make make sure you’re certain before you press the suckers down because they stick for real! Other than that, these are great! I would’ve given them five stars if the packaging and instructions had mentioned allowing these to ventilate before installing. I’ve bought some more to do another area of my house, but will allow them to ventilate outdoors on my back porch for several days before I do that.

These made my coffee trailer look so much better! Super easy to use and easy to cut and fit. They STICK so make sure you put it where you want it. The “gold” accent pieces are super durable, different material than the rest

I installed these about a year ago and they have held the intire time. Clean easily and looks great and very easy to install!

Got to say I love this product. We wanted a quick, easy to clean backsplash (we’ll see how cleaning goes) but we also read that you have to get these right because they are really sticky. I also read it will mess up the dry wall if you need to take them down. We decided to mount the tiles on a back board. Needed something super thing, but with some stability of its own to hold the weight. We used utility poly board we got at Home Depot. The silver bars framing it are from Stickgoo as well. At the moment, this whole backsplash, all 5 ft of it, is just held against the wall by the outlet covers. We’ll live it a little while and may add just a few pieces of double sided tape along the top back. The tiles are sticky. I cut them with a razor blade and straight edge. The metal segments are hard to score, cut and break but the metal is a thing coat. Plan to go through a bunch of blades. Took me longer doing it this way but I’m happy with the result and the fact that I can take it down quickly and easily if i want to change it out to something different.

Lovely tiles! They are perfect for our kitchen, easy to apply, and look like real tiles!

Installed full backsplash in about 3.5 hours. Easy to cut to size with heavy duty scissors. Looks like the real thing for a fraction of the price. Love the finished look. Recommend starting at a less visible spot until you get the hang of it. Dry fit a couple of times to ensure everything is lined up before exposing adhesive. I would peel about half of the backing and get a snug fit before peeling the rest.

Je suis surprise de la solidité de.la colle , il faut faire sur de sa shot avant de placer la tuile ahah sinon sa ne d'école plus ! Mais sinon la finition est juste malade , pour le prix , j'aurais payer 15$+tx la feuille au Canadien tire pour les même !!! La il y a plusieurs feuille Dana la boîte sa représente une méchante grosse économie !!

Used these on our houseboat where the walls are super thin to begin with. They stick “really good” so you better have placement right the first time. We have had lots of compliments on it. Also because we are in Northern Canada I was worried about the cold freezing temperature in winter storage months that the backsplash would fall off. Nope ! Its been 3 years and it still looks great!!

Bought the marble white and silver tiles to renovate a dark wall in our campervan. The tile is beautiful and high quality. The only reason I dropped it a star, is because it's a bugger to cut and install! I used a sharp utility knife (changing blade often) ruler, and pliers as my main tools. You're supposed to use a level and mark a line as a guide. However in a RV where nothing is level or square for that matter, that is almost impossible. I created paper templates to start which definitely helped before cutting the tile. Then after I cut the tile, I dry placed it to double check. The other issue I had was all the different levels tiles moved slightly as it was being stuck to the wall! Especially if you had no choice but to roll it on say from the bottom to the top. It looked different than it did dry placed. This would mess up the tile next to it too! Grrr... We ended up taking a heat gun and scraper to remove one of the tiles! Followed by rubbing alcohol to clean off remaining residue. Would I do it again? Not on your life LOL. This tile in a house with straight walls....for sure. In a RV...I would use something easier. But I do love the look and we have some caulking to do to cover gaps. There are a lot of mistakes but I don't think anyone will notice really lol