LONGKING Peel and Stick Backsplash Tile Stickers, Colorful Talavera Mexican Tile, Stick on Wall Tiles (10 Sheets)

I love the affordable update to my kitchen!
I had waited a couple years before I made my purchase, until I saw many posts of people using peel and stick and their positive comments. I was hesitant if I would be getting over my head with this DYI project. I am notorious for starting something and then needing my husband to help measure, or cut, or something! I decided to look into the various type of materials and styles. I really liked the white subway tile but thought it may be too modern for my 70’s kitchen. I decided to go with this Mediterranean colored tile to transition my white and blue chalkboard cupboards. I like the warm colors. There were no issues with the 3 packs that I bought matching. I first measured my area and found that the 12×12 size would work best. I ordered extras just in case I had trouble sticking or cutting them. I wiped my walls down with a damp wash rag with dawn dish soap. Then went over it with paper towels doused with rubbing alcohol. Then without taking off the plastic I did a mock run and hung them up with masking tape. Like, I said I’m not too great with math and doing this I could visually see if I would have enough to fit. I lined them up how they would be placed to see if I actually liked what I was looking at. Then I worked block by block, and placed them down by slowly taking off a bit of the backing, and then sticking and peeling more of the backing as I lined it up and pressed down. If I needed to cut out around a light plug. I used a sharpy and made my mark on the plastic covering, and used a very dull Exacto knife. Then I went back and only needed 2 inches of the tile to add, so I made my mark again and cut this with a scissors. ( easy peasy) I did make a few dumb cutting mistakes with the pattern, so I was VERY happy to have bought an extra box. OH! I did do the 24 hour test to see one worked. The block did not fall down, so I proceeded. However….I didn’t do the test behind my stove… There were a few places that gave me trouble behind the stove. This had NOTHING to do with these peel and stick tiles. It had to do with the user ( me ) being lazy and not cleaning the grease off the wall as good as it needed. 3 had come loose and flipped down. This is NOT what you would read in the DYI home books, but I took out some Aeene’s Original Tacky craft glue and put a bit on the paper and stuck it back in place. Much better! It’s been only over a week, so it’s difficult to say if there will be more issues with any other areas. I’ve included pictures of my before and after. When you only have a budget of a couple hundred dollars instead of thousands of dollars for a remodel, this may be just what you need to add a change for under $100.00. I felt like these were very good quality. They weren’t super thick to give you a problem cutting, but they aren’t flimsy like paper and have some weight to them to make it easier to place than wallpaper.

Great looking tile!
These self-stick tiles are easy to put on. You can easily cut them with scissors to the size you need. Peel off the backing slowly, as the tile can curl and stick on itself. However, if this happens, you can carefully unstick it and use it.The tile sheet is thin and bends, which actually made it easy to stick it on a vertical surface.I love the look of it, it really does look like a bunch of little tiles.The adhesive seems strong.

Better than the pictures!
Better quality than I invisioned and looks amazing. Highly recommend.

good value and easy to install
love the blue, value for the money, easy to apply, nice quality, shiny. affordable. easy to update backsplash areas, walls

my kitchen was all one colour and by accident. I painted the same colour as the cabinets so I needed something to brighten it up. I have a pretty busy kitchen because I do a lot of cooking and I have a lot of children and even though it is a bold pattern it makes the kitchen look like areal kitchen finally. you have to remember to pull off the thin plastic layer on the top as well and then it looks and feels like tiles and it’s easy to wash. I hung these tiles three weeks ago and they’re not coming off at all. They went over top of latex paint, which I washed and dried well before I applied them. they are easy to cut an easy piece together.

Bought is to put above the cupboards to add colour. They look really good when complete.The first piece, I took the back completely off beforehand. Not even thinking, it curled into itself. Once I figured out to peel the back off slowly as I adhered it to the wall, it was much easier.I did find it difficult at times to start the peel off the back.I would definitely recommend!!

After looking everywhere with no luck for some small Morrocan style tiles to make a splash back in the kitchen I found these. They are brilliant! A fraction of the price of ceramic tiles, easy to cut and apply (do check everything carefully before putting in place, they’re really hard to pull off again without damaging the sheet or wall surface!) They look and feel like real tiles and I’m actually pleased we couldn’t find the ceramic ones we wanted now ! Been on now for nearly 2 weeks with no dignity of the. Coming loose.