Luxury 10PCS Peel and Stick Backsplash, Medium Gray Peel and Stick Wall Tile for Kitchen Backsplash, Faux Stone Large Subway Tile Stick on Backsplash for Bathroom,RV,Accent Wall

I'm a peel and stick connoisseur and came across this option when deciding if I wanted to pay to upgrade my previous "sticker" peel and stick backsplash. This was a huge upgrade and honestly looks just like real tile. Hugely updates my kitchen on a budget. Was able to finish the job in 3 days.Tips:The best way to get a clean, even cut for edges is to use a vinyl flooring cutter. The tool costs about 100 dollars but is infinitely easier than the scoring and snapping strategy that never works for me. I've done these kinds of thick tiles with just aviation snips and craft knives and it's so much nicer to get an instant clean cut with the flooring cutter. No power tools required!For jagged edges, like around outlets, I recommend aviation snips.People in the reviews were concerned about the sticking power of the tiles. They seemed pretty darn sticky to me but I didn't want to do this more than once so I also added a little "liquid nails" to each piece. I don't know if this was necessary or not, time will tell.Grout them!! I was reluctant to do so because it seemed like too much work at first but it changed the look such that people honestly can't tell it's faux. If you use a pre-mixed grout "repair" tube that squeezes out, it's a pretty painless process. Hopefully also will improve the durability by holding everything together.

This is a high quality vinyl stick on tile. It was easy to install as a backsplash around my laundry tub. Because it is sleek, shiny and has dimension, it looks like real tile. I did need to use a bit of caulk around the edge of the sink and in the corner where the “tiles” meet. So far I’m very happy with how this project turned out.

This tile was purchased for my kitchen backsplash. It was easy to work with and it is really sticky which means it’ll stay put. I like the smooth shiny surface for easy cleaning. Looks like real tile. I love it!

Nice looking stick on tiles. They have a good thickness and are easy to cut with a table saw. I put the tile up in the kitchen of a trailer. I noticed in the cold weather the tile is coming up. I would recommend using some adhesive under the tiles to secure them better. Otherwise, I think they are a nice alternative to regular tile.

Absolutely love it! Feels like real tile. Looks great! Sticks immediately and solidly! Love the color and the grout look! I could not be happier!

The media could not be loaded. Update: It’s been hot and humid for less than 24 hours and tiles are already starting to peel off the walls.What an incredible waste of time, effort, and money. Now what? Destroy the wall pulling it off? Try to find an adhesive and re-stick and hope it holds?——-I really wanted a subway tile backsplash, but I also know that in a few years I will want to replace my counters and get rid of the 4" counter backsplash that I have.In researching peel and stick tiles, I wanted something nicer looking than the ones you can cut with scissors. I also wanted something that would hold up nicer, and last a little longer, but something I could reasonably remove in a few years. I really, really wanted standard subway tile like I have in the original bathroom of my 1940's home, but I knew if I put in permanent tile it would be a huge pain when it came time to replace the counter tops.After weeks of research, I landed on these Colamo peel and stick tiles. (and let me tell you- I researched every day for weeks)1. Before I hung these, I prepped the wall by cleaning with a degreaser, sanding, then cleaning with degreaser again. The only tile that fell was in an area where I missed this step (behind the stove). Once I prepped that area, I have not had any fall.2. These took a LONG time... at least 15 hours (maybe more) to install. I'm glad that I used painters tape to hold them to the wall and get alignment first, because my kitchen is apparently sloped and it took me quite some time to get the lining right. I thought I could do it by myself, but my husband had to come and help me hold them up. I would say that two people will do a much better job than one.However, once I got the foundational line of them done, it went much faster. I would set aside a day for prep and another day to hang a similar size space.3. Cutting was done with a heavy duty box cutter and matte. I also used a straight edge ruler and a pair of pliers. I would score the tile and then use the pliers to snap it clean. I can't say cutting was "easy", but it wasn't complicated.4. These are VERY glossy. I am more of a low-key matte person, but if you like glossy, you'll love these and my family loves them. They do hold finger prints and are a bit streaky when cleaned. I'm still trying to figure out the best way to clean them.5. You don't need to grout, but I contacted customer service and they said that I can grout. I'm currently torn and am waiting it out a bit before I decide. Despite taking a great deal of time in lining them up, there are a few little gaps here and there that I think grouting would hide.6. Customer service is great. Every time I emailed with a question, they got back to me within a day.7. I caulked the edges and that made a huge difference in the final outcome.8. I was able to reposition a few of these, but at one spot it tore out a bit of the plaster wall and that is the area with poor adhesion in my video. Do your best to lay this project out ahead of time and get the placement right the first time. I tried heating one set and using a screw driver to guide it over a bit and ended up putting a dent in a tile. So don't do that.I don't know that I would install these if I planned to keep them for many years. If I could have a more permanent option would've chosen a lower sheen, real subway tile. However, since I needed something that would stay up and look nice, but could also easily come down in a few years, this fit the bill perfectly and I am very happy with my purchase. If you fall into this category, I would highly recommend these tiles.At the end of the day, if you don't think permanent tiles are right for you and you want to go with a peel and stick tile, that won't look like sheets of stickers on your wall, these are the option for you. If you are renting, I would caution that during removal, you will likely damage the wall. If you are a homeowner and will replace with a longer lasting tile option down the road, then totally go for it.