Art3d 10-Sheet Peel and Stick Tile Backsplash - 12.4"x5" Self-Adhesive Decorative Waist Line Mosaic Tiles for Kitchen and Bathroom

There was just enough to do our hall bathroom backsplash with a portion of one sheet left over. It's very sticky so you need to be careful lining up that first edge of the sheet. we're very happy with the overall look!I'd definitely use this product again.

Very nice to look at and easy to install. I would get these again.

Easy to use but not as sticky as they were originally 2 years ago. I had to glue the top and sides to the wall so they would stay stuck. I did stick them to textured walls originally and just went up higher to under the cabinets. Looks really good but the new ones didn’t stick like the original ones.

My in tub shower was leaking over the edge of the tub down the wall. After repairing the water damage I placed strips of this tile on the wall beside the tub. The directions were not very detailed and after placing the first strip I discovered I had it upside down. The white end needs to be at the joining end and the jagged edge of the next strip overlays it. I gently pulled it off and repositioned it. The rest went on easily. The material is thick but flexible and the adhesion seems very good. The top looked unfinished so I decided to use a piece horizontally to make a sort of a border and bring it up to the top of the splash guard that I also added. The splash guard has been effective at keeping most of the water in the tub but if the tile get wet it beads up and wipes right off. I trimmed the bottom with a piece of cove molding.

I am redoing the interior of my travel trailer. Weight is an issue so thought these “tile” strips would add some decor without weight. They were easy to put up and look really nice, even up close. I put them in the kitchen, as well as the bathroom. Unfortunately, the adhesion did not hold (yes, I have followed directions), and the strips started to peel off. I ended up using glue to keep them up on the walls. I live in the desert, and these strips do not like any heat! Nice looking, but plan on using additional adhesion material to get them to stay.

Art3d 10-Sheet Peel and Stick Tile Backsplash - 12.4"x5" Self-Adhesive Decorative Waist Line Mosaic Tiles Grey-Black. I bought a new range that exposed screws on my plain black backsplash. I used these vinyl tiles to create a border on black marble contact paper...then I mounted the contact paper behind the range. Lining up the border with mitered corners took a lot of patience. The product is good but I should have flattened out the contact paper with a hair dryer before applying the border to avoid the bubbles in the contact paper after applied. I used a stick pin to puncture the bubbles in the contact paper and tried to flatten them out. It'll do until I get permanent tile.These vinyl tiles are good quality. Easy to cut with a scissors. Buy extra to figure out your application technique before you start your project.

EDIT: After just over a month the "tiles" are starting to come off my wall all over the place. I sanded and cleaned the wall multiple times before installing them. Even though I did have to re position multiple pieces multiple times the peeling seems completely random. The top edges are lifting but the middle seems on, so It's going to be a pain getting them off. I'm going to try spray adhesive to do a temp fix, but save your money and get the real deal (these are cheap and honestly look it anyway). It took a lot of work getting them on so to be basically junk this quick is a real bummer.Product arrived quick and in good condition. Ill go over some pros and cons.Pro: very affordable, especially compared to actual tileLooks good for what they areThey have a little give when installing as long as you dont press them down all the way. In other words i was able to pull some off and repostion without too much hassleCons: A royal pain in the but to cut accurate. There is a clear plastic film on the face and the adhesive side and niether are square or lined up with the actual piece. Razors (even new ones) are hard to use and scissors work but can be innacurate. I used a carpenters square and a cutting board to score where i needed to cut and then used scissors to finish. It would go a long way if the top film and backing were cut even with each other and square to the tile.Overall it looks great and enhanced my kitchen for very little money. And even though cutting around outlets was a chore and very frustrating, the rest was very easy to do.

Redid our kitchen, didn’t wanna spend a ton of money and time on tiling , bought these, did it myself, pretty easy. I had to measure out the space where I would put it and cut off any extra , but these were perfect and matched my countertop and floor . Definitely recommend. Even over near the sink where water gets splashed, these definitely are holding up good and I’ve had them on for a couple months now.