Hexagon Peel and Stick Backsplash for Kitchen Wall, 10 Sheets Heat Resistant Stick on Backsplash PVC Smart Tiles, 12'' Beige Marble Waterproof Peel and Stick Wall Tiles for Bathroom

Looks fantastic. I’m very impressed. Sticking power is amazing. Rips paint off if you make a mistake and need to try to pry a piece back up.I thought I was being so smart snapping a chalk line with a level and starting in the center to install, but let me tell you some advice. Start in the center & go as straight up to the top as you can and then go from there. I tried making a run from the center going left and right to create a vertical strip and the king story short is that by the time I got to the top of the wall in our 10’ ceiling home, weird gaps were forced by the runs of lower tiles. It’s hard to explain but basically assume your walls are uneven top to bottom, so if you don’t do the center sections and work outward, it will create problems. I ended up having to laboriously work paintable caulk into the gaps then use an artist brush and some latex paint to mimic the tile colors because plain grey or almond caulk was too obvious. But this stuff isn’t coming off once it’s on there, so I wasn’t about to take it down and start over. My other advice is to apply the entire piece whenever possible. This helps prevent getting slightly off plumb.You’re going to need some kind of trim for the corners fyi.Even with my installation drama, the product itself is 10/10.

The product is great and gave my bathroom a fancy look. Great DIY

Ok… I am a single 30 something female. These tiles are great! I read reviews and knew that my wall need extra adhesions for the tiles. If your walls are flat you will not need extra adhesion.I got the Loctite industrial grade adhesion. I used on the wall to help make sure the tiles did not move.I also had uneven walls which means gaps in the tiles not matter how well you align, I used premixed grout and a grout sponge applicator.I then used tile edging for sticker tiles 1/4 inch. There was no beige, so I had to get shellac primer to paint the tile edging and caulk.Overall I paid $150 for everything and was estimated a $800 for someone to do it. I am pretty happy with how it turned out.

We have been looking to make small, cheap modernizations to our home for some time and a backsplash has always been on the list. When I found this one, it was a deal we couldn’t pass up! Absolutely so easy to put up, doesn’t easily come off/won’t fall down, easy to clean, and fairly easy to cut too!

These are individual tiles making it easy to place them. I have tried the vinyl sheet faux tiles, and they never quite looked right for me when I cut them. The metal tiles being metal and not glittered vinyl is nice too. I'm into them.

Great, inexpensive way to give your space an updated look.

worth it

Real tiles on a very strong adhesive. Looks great! Easy to install. Perfect for our mobile bar.