Commomy 10 Pcs Matte Blue Peel and Stick Tile 11.8"x11.8" Thin PVC 3D Square Peel and Stick Backsplash for Kitchen Wall Panels for Bedroom,Living Room,Bathroom,RV

They are perfect, very prettySee photos

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.

Very easy to use! They look great for the price and being peel and stick. Only taking a star off because the corners of each piece could have more adhesive…it’s almost like the “grout” portion doesn’t have as sticky of adhesive so it’s not super secure on some the edges, but overall a good product.

As is referenced in a few reviews ahead of mine, this product is misprinted. I bought the green tile, and was soooo excited to use it. I planned my entire bathroom around it, and awaited the shipment impatiently. You can imagine my surprise and disappointment when I opened the box only to find that every single panel was misprinted. Through emailing the company, I realized that they are not only unwilling to rectify the issue, but actively deny that there is an issue at all. Every single pack of tile I received is printed slightly off-center, and a lot of the tiles also have a harsh white line across the top. This is not, as the company tried to explain to me, "part of the 3D grout line". It is a quality issue, rendering the product useless to me unless I want to panel my shower with a defective product. Which I don't. Even in the positive reviews with photos, you can see the bright white lines cutting across tiles at random intervals. Do not buy from this company on Amazon or Etsy - they're clearly outsourced and operating their customer support either via AI or automatic responses. Save your money and look elsewhere.

I bought a new "slim" microwave that after installed exposed drywall when everything else was backsplash... i found these on here and they were the same size as current real tile backspash.... I cut them out into squares.. stacked two on top of one another then stuck them to the bare drywall.... i caulked in between to give a grout look ...... i was already planning on painting all the tiles ... after i painted its hard to notice that these are fake .... no one has noticed unless I point it out ... they have been up there for 2 years... you can see in the picture

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.

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.

I got these stick on tiles because I liked the variation in color between the tiles. They are prints of a tile picture on foam, and any shiny-ness you see in the picture above is printed on the tile (they aren't actually glossy or shiny, they have a matte finish).I tried to cut them into different sizes in order to fit in my space and they don't look good or natural at all.Additionally, two minutes after I had put them up, I decided I wasn't a fan and tried to carefully peel them off. The adhesive ended up tearing off the paint on my walls. Not easy to remove.Imo not worth your money unless you're desperate for tiles at this price. And even then, make sure you use a hair dryer to remove (even if it's only been there for a few minutes)