Peel & Stick Tiles 15 Ft Backsplash Kit Harvest Blend

I finally got around to putting up the backsplash. I love it. I did it myself after watching several YouTube videos. Since this was my first time, I did this in stages over two days: day 1 placing tile, day 2 applying grout and cleaning excess from tile. Tip: Really try to keep the grout lines on the tile straight when placing the tile as it will show when you apply the grout (learn from my mistakes although it wasn't too bad for a senior citizen.) Placing the tile without having to cut any took a little finesse but it all worked out well, especially with the sheet of smaller sized tiles that is supplied. I did have some problem at first with placing tile around the outlets and getting the outlet covers to fit. I resolved that problem by untightening the screws on the outlet so it was not as recessed in the hole. After figuring that out with the first one, the others were a piece of cake. One glass tile fell off the peel on sheet but I replaced it with some adhesive I had. Considering that only one glass tile fell off a total of 20 ft. of peel & stick wasn't bad at all.Here are a few before and after pictures. My next project is to install knobs and pulls on the cabinet. Wish me luck.

Ok - if you are considering this kit then you really need the input of customers who have gone before you and lived to tell about it. Here goes: this is a convenient DIY project - everything's in one box! The kit provided enough material to cover the area behind my stove and sink, which is a bit more than I had anticipated. The project components are pretty easy to use, though you should plan ahead - this is a somewhat messy project that took the better part of my day start-to-finish. The result is worth it though, and I do think I have added to the value of my home with both style and function. At first I was not wild about the "harvest" colors, but it turns out they appear pretty neutral and blend harmoniously with our otherwise yellow, black and white kitchen color scheme. The bronze metallic squares are especially attractive and it should be easy to find outlet and light switch plates to coordinate. Two spackled thumbs up!

The easy part is when you have whole cuts to make, peel back and stick. Easy as it sounds. The knife that it comes with is very sharp, makes cutting down to whole pieces easy. The hard part was spreading the grout at an angle due to the tight vertical space (kitchen backsplash). The most consuming time is using a glass cutter (HD or L's) which runs like $8. Just making the cuts and measuring to fill any gaps like around outlets. As the manufacture youtube video shows, do it over a trash can, or the box it came in. Very simple to install.The only issue I had was the sponge - the harder part faded and broke off, even though I was just wringing water out of it. I used the smoother side to remove the excess grout.Looks great, gotten several compliments from friends and family.

This was a real project for our kitchen. I would say it took us two days from start, moving everything out of the way, to finish, the kitchen put back together again. It was so worth while! It is not difficult, just takes time.We needed color, a pop to set the kitchen off and now we have it.Beautiful, and we did it ourselves.

Great quality and ease of use. Broken pieces...

This backsplash was very easy to put up in my kitchen. It looks very professional and I love that it is actually glass tiles. I was able to put up one side of the kitchen by myself over two nights. A much more economic way to tile the backspalsh.

Great product... Easy to use, only issue was that there were a lot of broken tiles in the 15 ft kit. Bought an extra 5 sheet kit (all arrived in good condition) in advance to anticipate this, so all good.

I love it, a nice easy upgrade to my old Kitchen. Took me about 6hrs to install over ceramic tile and it looks wonderful!