3D Subway Tile Peel and Stick (Ceramic White Faux Tile 10pack 12x12 inch 2.4MM Thick) Backsplash for Kitchen, Bathroom, Car Camper, Wall Accents, Sticker Vinyl, Removable Skinnysplash

These stick on tiles are ideal for DIY projects. They are easy to cut and the adhesive is sufficient (although I’m sticking them onto cardboard for a toddler project so other surfaces may yield different results). They’re easy to clean because they have a vinyl surface. I find the marble style add a bit of sophistication to the aesthetics.

These Decopus Subway Tile Peel and Stick are good. They're easy to install and look great. They come designed with a grout edge and not grouted edge to make it look even and realistic. They're easy to cut but you have to keep the grout lines in mind. I installed these around my bathtub but decided I didn't like the look because of the every other light green colored tile. The dark green is a beautiful color though.

I have a special dog. He was in a car accident as a puppy and lost his leg. His childhood was filled with doctors and healing, all while also trying to find a forever home. Because of his injury, he didn't walk well and mostly stayed in his kennel. He didn't show well. He was on tv and traveled to shows with rescue groups but wound up living his entire childhood this way until we adopted him. In the past four years he has blossomed into a happy young man, bounding around the yard and protecting his boundaries. However, he still shows some signs of those old traumas. He was eating the drywall around his bed. He had several holes that he would gnaw on when he was alone in his room. I used these wall tiles to cover up his artwork and make his little space a bit fancier. The tiles stuck well except for some of the parts of the wall that were uneven. I used a bit of hot glue to press down some of those parts. It has worked great so far, and he has not bothered trying to eat the wall since. I am impressed with these. They are glossy and easy to clean.

Wouldn’t stick to the wall for long kept falling off

We had another set of tiles that we would have loved to use, but they had been "just not enough" in coverage. Those are tiles that are half across the above and below row of tiles - and we loved them... but we need a few more, so those will be for a different project now.This set is enough to get the job done, and it is not really going to be a backsplash like behind the stove top, but more than a foot higher on the wall.We removed the below cabinet microwave oven, and do not want to put in another microwave. They are pricey, can stop working (we replaced it thrice!), so we are placing a range hood in that spot instead.The range hood does not come down as far as the Microwave did, and there was / is a hole in the wall for the rear vent - it was all professionally done, of course, but we are blocking over that access with a removable option (like a plug for the hole, so future owners can access it), the range hood covers the hole fine, but we still need to place the plug there to finish it off, even though we'll never see it.Now to these tiles. They are bright white and easy to clean, they are not going to be near any heat, and nothing is really ever going to splash up on them - they are going to be 18 inches above the countertop.What we really liked was that these are bright white, and the fact that they are even rows. it is easier to match them up, with less extra (wasted tile).We love them for fit and finish, and ease of use.5 Stars.

When I first saw these I was enthralled. Green is my favorite color, and these tiles looked like a brilliant way to add a deep almost ocean-esque type of pattern to the home. However, on receiving these, I feel like what I got what was a larger edition of those puffy kids' stickers that used to be popular in the eighties-to stick on my walls. These are thin and the color isn't as deep as shown in the pictures, and is more cool toned and faded than a true emerald green. They are also puffy plastic, not a harder plastic material like I thought they would be to imitate tile. They have an odor, from the plastic I am presuming, so I am not sure I want to install these in my son's nursery as originally planned.

I will be using these peel and stick tiles to correct a poor drywall job on the kitchen backsplash. These tiles are thick enough to mask the bumpy wall behind the kitchen sink. In addition to covering up bad wall it will also prevent any additional damage from water being splashed up from the sink. The waterproof surface is also easy to wipe down if water settles on the surface. I’m happy with this product.

The media could not be loaded. Not sure that I would use these for a kitchen with heavy use, but for the purpose I intend, (to be used in a camper) they should work fine. The one thing you do need to do is pay special attention to the instructions/appropriate usage warnings. These are very lightweight, thin, and made of vinyl. The usage instructions say to keep them 15 inches away from a flame (so you may not be able to use close/back burners) and at least 3 inches away from toaster/toaster oven. While this wouldn’t work for me in a house, in my camper, it will be fine, as I have a countertop portable stove that I can make sure is adequately away from the tiles. The packaging also warns that you must have a smooth, clean wall for these to adhere to, so if your wall is highly textured, this might not work. The adhesive seems adequate, and there is a see-through adhesive film on top to protect the tiles until they are placed. The ones I received were a clean white, and nice and shiny. They look nice, but are a bit pricier than some other brands.