Avant Decor | 56 Tiles | Stone Composite Subway Solid Color Peel and Stick Kitchen Backsplash Wall Tiles | 3' x 6' | Bex Metro Glossy Cotton | 7 sqft

I bought these because I didn't want to go the whole traditional tiling route, since i'd never done it before. I was skeptical about buying these because the stick-on tiles i'd seen at Home Depot and Lowes were flimsy plastic that looked and felt cheap. Upon receiving these I can tell you that they are definitely well made. Thick plastic, and premium looking. Putting them up was super easy once I made sure the bottom line was straight. Cutting them for corners was easy. Simply score a couple of times with a utility knife, then bend to break along that line. They always broke clean. After that simply score the other side until it's completely separated. Be careful when lining them up along the wall. Once the adhesive touches the wall, that's it. Trying to pull it away will rip the sheetrock from the wall itself. Needless to say the adhesive they used is extremely strong. The finished product looks amazing! Totally changed the entire look of my entire kitchen. Friends can't tell these are stick-on tiles at all! They look like the real deal. Totally worth the money, and super easy to install. Don't hesitate!

I was looking to save some money and bought these peel and stick tiles. I told myself these would just be temporary until we get real tiles. Let me tell you i was very surprised with the quality and ease of installation of these tiles. They score and snap easily for straight cuts. I used an oscillating saw for the corner and U-cuts around the outlets. It came out great. Make sure you line out your plumb line so you have a nice horizontal and vertical base to work from. If you start going crooked these tiles are a real pain to pull off. One you do you probably cant use them again. Alignment and prep is everything. I'm going to grout everything later but it looks pretty good already. I am very impressed and happy.

we’ve been improving our bathroom, at least that’s how it started. We’re doing it all ourselves, you know, painting- wow did that make a difference !!And there was a place above the tub “surround” thingy, that husband repaired, yet he wasn’t satisfied with it . It wasn’t a structural defect, it was a cosmetic flaw, and he got the idea for us to install tiles in a border over the top edge of that “surround “ thing. He said ceramic tiles were too expensive , and too thick..they would stick out …then he saw these stick on ones on Amazon, and we ordered them. They have a self stick to them, but he insisted on using “mastic” (which is what is used to apply ceramic tiles on a wall) which we already had some.Well, long story short..he did it, then he also, made the line of tiles go down the edge of the wall….we love it ..it looks great ! The price is very reasonable , and these tiles are very sturdy and substantial…they can be cut , and they don’t split if you drill a hole. (The photo shows what looks like a scratch..that’s the shine of the surround. ) i hope this helps someone out there…cheers !

I was going to have a tile company come out later this year to give me a quote on kitchen backspash. I am pretty good at diy projects so I was also open to doing the job myself. I have never worked with tile so I wasn't sure about all of the grout work that goes along with it. These peel and stick came across my suggested products I assume because I had been doing lots of research. I was intrigued so I ordered the sample tile expecting it to be cheap, and obviously fake looking. I was immediately surprised when I received the sample. The color (stone) was the perfect medium gray I wanted and it was not bendable or cheap looking at all! I put the sample on the starting point in my kitchen that was behind the coffee maker just in case it looked awful and I could hide it easily. I tried to take it off just to see how sturdy the peel and stick was and it literally ripped off the sheetrock. Once you press these on, they are not coming off! I was sold so I ordered 4 boxes to do my kitchen. I was able to use a utility knife to make my cuts and then snap off the areas to go around outlets, cabinets, and windows. It ended up being a weekend projects by the time I got the entire kitchen completed. I ended up spacing my tiles out and then filling in the gaps with grout and it looks professionally done. I am in love with my new kitchen look!

This product is amazing & perfect for my RV bath around toilet & sink. The packaging kept them in perfect shape during shipping (used 3 boxes). Gloss surface is super tough but I plan to use soft cloth to clean, avoiding abrasive cleaners. Diaper wipes work great! I put one sample tile on my RV wall prior to making full order to check adhesion with cold temps during RV storage. Still good after days of subzero. The stick is so good that one tile cracked when I tried to remove to realign, but no damage to my tough RV wall. Be very careful to line up properly before fully pressing onto wall.

I really liked using these for my kitchen backsplash. I had ripped down the stick-on sheet ones because after 3 years they yellowed. These are like actual tiles and look really pretty. They stick pretty well and can be cut with a shop scissors. Once you stick them though they can’t be used again so make sure you are putting them where you want them!After a month of applying them some have started to come off around the edge but it is only where our coffee maker is so I think the heat has contributed to that as well as it’s a spot I covered up a phone jack. But, overall if you want a marble look and don’t want to pay thousands of dollars I think it’s worth a try!

I got these for my shower and bathroom and they look great! Only thing is once you put one down you can’t really adjust it after, the adhesive is so strong you won’t be able to pull it off and if you somehow do your drywall WILL come with it and you’ll be left with holes in your wall and a tile piece you can’t reuse. Wish I knew that before using them but I guess all I can do now is prepare for the headaches when I do want to remove them. Cutting them is very difficult also, a simple exacto knife or small saw won’t do the trick so you may need some electrical tools. The reason for three stars though is because though there’s a few problems they look professionally installed and really beautiful and can last for a long time.