6"x7" Peel and Stick Backsplash Tile Sticker,Flower Vintage Self-Adhesive Wall Tile for Living Room,Kitchen,Bathroom(Black,45)

I researched several options for completing my fireplace project, wavering back and forth between real tile and stick on. I ordered this product to see if it would pass my scrutiny, and I am happy to say that it did. There is definitely a learning curve to achieving a perfect look. My advice is to plan your pattern and placement thoroughly. Be patient! Scoring the tiles in half or thirds is easy. It is a bit challenging when you need to take off a very small area of the tile though. Score repeatedly using a ruler. I broke off small edges after doing this, using a small pliers, but definitely messed up a few times. I ended up grouting the project to help camouflage discrepancies in spacing (which was inevitable because I was working on a handmade, not perfectly aligned surface). Once I grouted, I was so pleased that I did. It really sold the authentic look. I also made trim to hide raw edges. I am a very particular person and I absolutely love my new fireplace and tiles!

I gave these tiles 5 stars because the look is very upscale and they feel expensive also. They stick well to the wall BUT therein lies the problem. Once you stick a tile to the wall you literally have to rip it out in pieces bit by bit. There is no way to reposition a tile even in the slightest. You will literally be ripping out your wall. If you have a discerning eye and notice imperfections then this is not for you either! If you watch the product video carefully you will see that the tiles don't perfectly line up there either. Best for small spaces and as a backdrop. Unfortunately I need to send these back and wasted a box, not to mention an hour of my time in ripping them off the wall!!! So disappointed. :(

I bought this to use on the floor. These tiles are incredibly sticky (at least on linoleum) and I would not consider them renter friendly in any way. The tiles also do not match up perfectly, but I used grout after I installed them and that filled any odd looking gaps. They are thicker and much harder to cut than your typical peel and stick flooring, I scored mine with a razor blade but at times it was still a bit of a pain to get them to break where I wanted them to.With all that said, I am very happy with the way they turned out! There would really be no way to tell that these aren’t real tile, especially with the addition of grout.

Very happy with how substantial the tiles feel. They are not a floppy vinyl but a rigid tile that snaps when you score it and put force on the side to break off. I added gray caulk around all of the outer edges and around the toilet to complete the project.I know they are not meant for the floor but I’m a risk taker, I guess. So far, so good! My biggest concern will be if they will scratch and that has not happened in the month since I’ve installed them. Fingers crossed!I agree with a previous reviewer that these suckers are really powerful adhesive so you better be very focused when you are laying them or else you are chiseling it in pieces off of the floor to relay a new one. I did that twice.These are pricey and I ended up needing 4 boxes for this amount space. But cheaper than demoing and laying new real tile. So I’m pleased with this product!

It is a brilliant simple way to elevate a space. But it is unforgiving. Adhesive is more than denture strong. If it’s on, it’s on unless you are ripping it off with 100x more force than putting it on. If the first piece or any other piece isn’t exactly level or squares up in anyway, the problem can multiply quickly and you will get gaps and will have to make some very important and kinda permanent decisions one piece at a time.Quality of the pieces is wonderful. High praise with the look and feel.Can confirm that scoring with a hobby knife and “snapping” with some downward force and leverage at the edge of a counter worked well. Warning: my first scoring attempt resulted in the very very tip of my blade breaking off and I was a little panicked not knowing where it went. It was embedded in the tile where I was scoring. Didn’t have an issue after the tip broke. My blades were carbon steel. It was a bit challenging/impossible for me to score and snap without snapping off a corner point of the tile when needed to score at a corner point. Didn’t really detract from the final look as it was the very very tip.I’ve never done anything like this before and I didn’t really study the fundamentals of putting up tile work which would have helped in planning and execution especially considering how unforgiving the tiles were with errors in judgement or planning or work surface or cutting or anything really that could really make things take a quick turn for the worse with no possibility of turning back. The instructions with the tiles give a very similar warning about don’t continue once it goes wrong but to contact them.Laying out a pattern before hand with all pieces cut to size is the bare minimum required. When putting the pieces in the space there are so many other factors that come into place.Take your time. And when you are going to place the tile without the safety of the paper backing covering the adhesive, angle it away from the wall and slowly start to lift into place to give yourself opportunities to readjust or stop and start again. It also may be easier to place certain tiles before others so again doing a practice placement sequence of a few or more tiles without adhesive exposed may save you.If you use the score and snap method the edge will look unfinished, fyi. Just in case you were going to have that edge exposed. You may or may not like it with the unfinished edge and likely a glimmer of exposed black foam adhesive. (See pic)I loved this project when shopping for the tile and designing the space and the layout but when applying and executing it quickly turned to wanting to tear down the entire wall. I am a perfectionist and have some mental challenges I admit. Just breathe and try to enjoy the process. And take your time so it doesn’t turn out complete garbage and admire what you created!

They look amazing and I've had so many compliments on our half bath. They are a little tough to break apart when making smaller cuts. I used a box knife and needle nose pliers to help make sure it didn't chip. These stick really well! I was nervous because we have knockdown walls but the adhesive is strong. I accidently placed one out of pattern and had to use pliers and a flat head screw driver and pry it up (it took a bit). Definitely recommend these peel and stick tiles!

The color is decent but if you're looking for the pieces to fit like a puzzle, this product will disappoint you. Some will work perfectly but there a several that will leave gaps which will throw off all the rest.

Ended up using real tile but they look great for a budget install.

Excellent quality. Very sturdy. Feel like real tiles. They are tricky to cut to size though, so beware of that.

The media could not be loaded.  I am glad I found these wall tiles! The tiles came in a small sized box which was great for shipping. They were super sticky and it was easy to install on a clean freshly painted wall. The colour was exact to the image on the amazon description picture. It was hard to come up with a specific pattern and tried to make it the same but then just decided to keep it random. My kids helps with the design and even a teenager was having fun placing them and seeing the pattern emerge. Fun way to spend some quality time with my family. Only thing - some tiles stick out due to my uneven wall, so make sure to have a level wall when installing. My house is older so I was okay with the outcome because it still updates my area. And lastly, once you stick them down they are stuck!! If you make a mistake you can remove them with some force but it will ruin the tile so you won’t be able to reuse the one you removed. The backing will stick to the wall and to get it off it’s like foam sticker, I just kept rubbing it with my finger and it came off easily. Have fun !!!

Great adhesion. Easy to cut. Simple to install. Follow the instruction though. Use soapy water to help place the tiles and avoid mistakes. If you stick it to the wall dry you better make sure you’ve got it exactly where you want it becuase it is not coming off without tearing down the drywall. It is a DIY project so long as you tbink tbrough what you are doing and plan out your wall.

I’m very happy with these tiles. Cutting them is a bit of a pain but worth it for how they turn out. Good quality and easy instructions.

Great alternative to tile. I have used a few different stick n peel tiles before and this is by far the best. The tiles are a hard plastic and look real if you need an affordable option. As some of the other reviews state the tile is very sticky and can’t really be manipulated once you place it. Take the time to make sure that your bottom row is straight and level as it will create problems as you go if it is not. I scored each piece with a utility knife 2-3 times and it easily snapped off. Would buy again!