Vamos Tile 10 Sheets Peel and Stick Kitchen - 12" x 12" Premium Tile Backsplash 3D Wall Tiles

Put these in our camper as a back splash. Looks great!

Pretty easy to put up - I think they look great. O used the backing to make templates where they needed to be cut. I used an exacto knife and a straight edge to cut.FYI I’m 60 and female an avid crafter so I think it’s was pretty easy

We applied these peel and stick tile to a rental unit for the kitchen backsplash. The colour and design are very nice and when we completed the job, we had great reviews on the design and look.It wasn’t that difficult to apply once you got the hang of it. We also watched some videos to show us the steps in greater detail.We made sure to prep properly and the wall was free of grease or debris but as you can see from the two photos, as time goes on, we are now experiencing issues with the stickiness of the sheets.One of the reasons I chose this product was that the manufacturer stated they had improved the adhesiveness of the product but our photos would tell another story.The time frame between the two photos is about two and a half months and already we have major peeling of the backsplash. We have had to go back and apply extra glue.The product is good and not bad for the money but you might wish to be prepared for some touch ups.

I’ve been procrastinating about installing a backsplash for over 10 years now. I actually could install a tile one myself as I am capable of doing the work but I hate the thought of being “stuck” with something 4 years in the future when my decor tastes change. I thought, I’ll give it a try. It’s been up a week now and no issues. I personally would not install it near a stove that does not have the controls on a raised back as I feel heat may make it peel a bit. Since my stove has a high back, I’ve had no issues with it. One helpful hint is make sure you start on the correct side so you can work in an overlapping manner. Super easy to install. I used a utility knife with a few sharp blades, a level 3 foot and a foot long one to use as a straight edge while cutting and to draw a level line to work around. I started at the bottom and worked up the wall from the counter. I don’t feel I need to install a molding around it as it looks good as is. I even went around the corner, making sure to make it appear as though the tiles continue around the corner. It took me about 5 hours, start to finish with a few coffee breaks mixed in. I also bought an installation kit which I feel made my life a lot easy to smooth out the product while installing it. Make sure to leave the clear plastic on top until you are done smoothing out the sheet. Then you peel it off before installing the next piece. I do think when I go to remove it, the sheetrock will be damaged a bit as I had to move one of the tiles as I was working and it tore a bit of the paint off. Again, I love it and I can now change it out in a few years without breaking the bank.

I am quite upset!The one on the left is what is advertisedThe one on the right is what I received!Completely different. It matched that countertop perfect. I ordered two packs of this and it's not cheap. Now I have to go through the hassle of returning it.

This turned out so much better than expected

Of course it’s not as good as a real tile backsplash. It covers the wall that had some blemishes on it which is what I intended it to do. It sticks ok but not great and is a bit tricky to apply because you have to line up the sheets perfectly or it won’t look very good. Seems durable and effective so far. The sheet is only about an 1/8 of inch thick. I wish it was a little thicker so you would think it might be real tile but there’s no mistaking this for real tile. Not bad for $20 but I probably won’t use it again and just take the time and do a real backsplash myself.

I searched for a very long time to find reviews for use with knockdown texture...didn't really find any so I took a chance on this product. I cannot tell you how impressed I am with the product. Super easy to use...however getting the product off the paper it's on does take some finesse. I had no issues with cutting or trying to design how I needed to put this on my wall. Once it gets near the wall it is like a magnet ready to attach, but don't worry if you make a mistake and need to remove to adjust your placement...this is easily done as well. Now it will take a little texture or paint with it but nothing significant nor damaging. I have had this up for 3 months now and nothing has come undone. I do, however, from time to time, just do a quick press on it to make sure it's staying in place. It looks absolutely beautiful and I am so very happy with the results. I had an 11' x 1'3" area to do and needed 2 boxes. I did make cutting mistakes but I was able to use some of those pieces for the 1'3" area that the main piece didn't cover and still have a couple of sheets left over.