SUNWINGS Chevron Backsplash Tile for Kitchen Peel and Stick, White Arrow Stone Composite Stick on Tiles Self Adhesive Mosaic Wall Tile for Bathroom, 10 Sheets

The media could not be loaded. These are great quality for a quick and affordable DIY backsplash! You’ll get a much quicker cut using a table or miter saw, but a utility knife with the snap method works as well. Very please! Someone mentioned there will be waste due to the shape…that is the only downfall but I felt still deserving of 5 stars.

These backsplash tiles are fantastic quality! The material is thick and feels very durable, and the adhesive is impressively strong—these tiles definitely stay in place. However, they’re quite challenging to cut, so be prepared to put in a bit of extra effort if you have any intricate areas to cover. Overall, they look great and add a nice touch to my space. Highly recommended if you're looking for a sturdy peel-and-stick option!

I don’t even know where to begin just don’t buy it. I would recommend using real tile and or go get some cheap flooring and use it as backsplash. Super cost affective. This item is just not worth it. And ended up not being able to get a full refund due to the open box. They have good customer service however so good to buy from if you have issues.

My something nice: this is a high quality product and would look beautiful on an accent wall.But if you're considering it for a backsplash, JUST DON'T. I've installed a tile backsplash before but I gave away my wet saw and so I bought these because I thought they would be easier (and cheaper, once the cost of the saw is considered) than doing my backsplash with tile. I was wrong. Tile is more user friendly--when the mortar is still wet, you can slide it around and reposition it. The adhesive is so strong on these that once they hit that wall, they are there forever, until the Apocalypse and will probably survive even that. It's okay if you've just got a blank wall, but if you are trying to cut around outlets, tuck it under cabinet lights, etc., it looks like a hot mess. This also cuts fairly easy by scoring with a box cutter and snapping against a hard edge--but it's impossible to cut a hole through it without, you guessed it, some sort of power saw. As a result, all my outlets have vertical seams around them as well. Finally, grout is like cosmetics for tile and can cover up a ton of blemishes, but I haven't figured out a similar solution to close the gaps with this stuff yet. If you do, will you let me know? Even if it's 20 years from the date of this review, drop me a line--I'm sure I'll still be dealing with this DIY disaster.

I like the pattern but it doesn’t stay in the wall. The glue is not strong.My husband did great prep in the wall before putting this but this peel and stick backsplash is very low quality in terms of the glue.

Exactly what my wife was looking for for our laundry room. These take time and precision when making cuts, but well worth the time and effort. Easy to clean so far, and we haven’t had any come unglued despite being in a shut laundry room, where previous tiles did with heat from the dryer. Definitely recommend!

This is a great alternative to real tile. The white is a cold white, so I ended up using a different tile in a warm white color.

These tiles are beautiful. Thick quality and matte finish. The only problem is the tips are chipped on several of them so after starting the project I have to try to get a refund.