STICKGOO Hexagon Peel and Stick Backsplash Tile, Stick on Backsplash for Kitchen and Bathroom, Beige Marble Look PVC Mixed Metal Gold Self Adhesive Wall Tiles(Sample, Seamless)

Se ve bueno. Aun no lo uso. Así que no puedo opinar mucho. Pero se ve muy bonito y de calidad.

Le da mucha mejor imagen a la cocina, fue fácil de instalar, solo hay que medir bien y tener paciencia para instalarlo Se siente bastante bien y después de 6 meses de uso puedo decir que fácil de cuidar, limpiar y soporto bien el calor el dia que fue necesario xD

Went up in no time at all. The best advice I can give is skip the utility knife and get yourself a really good pair or heavy duty industrial scissors (the silver steel kind) This made my life a MILLION times easier just cutting through the tiles instead of scoring and snapping. Also, the shiny aluminum looking tile does not score and snap, so that was a head ache when I first started. After using the scissors it was no issue at all and installation flew by. Don't hesitate to buy, looks great!

Easy to apply, finish is outstanding! Cost is very reasonable. Cuts easily with tin snips or large shears and sharp razor knife.

If you're doing a standard 18" kitchen backsplash, this is difficult to install. You have to make your bottom and corner straight cuts precise. The slightest variation in your bottom cut on succeeding sheets will throw off all the other sheets from lining up correctly. I consider myself an average DIYer, and I had trouble getting all the sheets to fit together cleanly. I wish this company would offer an option to buy a set of tiles with a factory straight edge on one side. I suppose if you're a contractor with all the right tools this would be easier, but it's a peel and stick tile, who's going to hire a contractor to install this? The adhesion is very strong, you can't really peel it off and move it if you make a mistake and want to adjust it. Other than the difficulty of the install, the tiles are very nice, they do look like real stone. I purchased the beige/gold tiles, and it did the job of covering up my old mosaic tiles. Update- really sharp scissors make a nice clean cut better than a box cutter or knife. I also used white silicone caulk between tiles that didn’t line up perfectly. It’s not a seemless fix, but looks better than gaps