Commomy10 Pcs Matte 3D Peel and Stick Tile —11.8"x11.8" Ultralight PVC Square Peel and Stick Backsplash for Kitchen Stick on Tile for Bathroom,Living Room,Bedroom

Recently made updates to the kitchen and wanted some color/contrast against the cabinets and black ceiling without spending a fortune. These were perfect and I’m sure will be a nightmare to remove, but that’s an issue for later me to deal with. One thing I will recommend is to cut the “grout” where tiles meet. I looked at lots of review photos and most put two grout edges up against each other making it very obvious that they aren’t real tiles. This took more time but is WELL worth it. These were installed over 6 months ago and still look brand new behind the kitchen sink. I like them so much that I’m adding pink ones above the bathroom vanity I just installed.

The 3D design of these tiles is quite impressive, giving them a unique and eye-catching appearance. Additionally, the green color is quite vibrant and adds a refreshing and soothing feel to any space.One of the best things about these tiles is how easy they are to install. They are designed with a peel-and-stick adhesive backing, so in just a few minutes without the need for any special tools or equipment you have a new look.This makes them an excellent option for DIY and I did install mine so fast and my husband didn’t even help me this time.Another advantage of these tiles is their durability. They are made from high-quality materials and you get 10 sheets each sheet is about 12” x 12” great option for anyone looking to add a touch of style and sophistication to their home.They are easy to install, durable, and come with a unique and eye-catching. Very happy with my purchase.

The media could not be loaded. For what you pay for this worked out perfect for my apartment space. Easy to install and easy to make seamless. Has a glue smell but after a day or two the smell fades. I was able to cut these with scissors to fit in specific corners (X-Acto knife was not as easy to control). Over all I love how it turned out. I did use painters tape on the wall prior to adhering. I’m hoping that will make removal of these easy.

I mean this is insane. I spent more on products to repair the wall than I did these cheap tiles 😭 was initially going to put them on my counter but it’s just plastic so it was too cheap to put there. It looks decent when it was up but please just spend money on a more high quality tile. Not worth the pain. The color also came off when disinfectant was sprayed near by

These are absolutely perfect for our kitchen!! Easy to work with and very satisfied with the quality and ease of application. Very adhesive. Recommend!

these tiles were pretty easy to work with and ended up looking good. they’re not real tiles, so i’m sure they’re not fooling anyone. but they look better than the yellow laminate that is underneath them. i wouldn't adhere them to dry wall because they definitely leave adhesive and will likely peel up paint. i peeled up a couple of pieces i applied like 6 months ago because i noticed they weren’t straight like the other pieces i laid. you can see in the photos i added how much adhesive was left over. i had to scrap for sooo long.

Buy. Return. Buy. Return. It took me several vendors to find a quality product to use as a backsplash. I highly recommend this merchant as the material was superb. I liked the thickness of the tiles and the 3D look. Going with green was a great selection too. Was easy to cut and use. Is also easy to line up the "grout" line by cutting pieces with scissors to either "add" or eliminate an edge, when it comes to corners or windowsills. Was a very quick process and a very easy install.

First of all, this is the only faux 4" x 4" tile I've been able to find in a color other than brown or grey, at any price point. I know there are plenty of other colorful peel-and-stick options out there, but I hate subway tile and specifically wanted the classic square tiles. The price is on par with most other options, so I went for it.The color is super pretty, and the adhesive seems to be pretty aggressive. It cuts easily with scissors or a utility knife. I measured twice, marked, measured a third time, and then ran a utility knife along a metal square to make sure my cuts were all square. I saw at least one reviewer complain that these are not made to overlap and therefore the end result looks sloppy with thick "grout" lines between each 1'x1' tile. While this is true, I simply would not have applied them if I wasn't able to come up with a solution. SOOO, before I placed each tile, I used a sharp pair of scissors to very carefully cut off as much of the white border on one edge as possible. That way, when you placed it next to the previous tile on the side with the border, the spacing is even with the spacing between "tiles" on the individual pieces. I plan to apply a white silicone caulk along the bottom edge and to camouflage the seams, but I think it looks pretty good!