Vamos Tile Long Hexagon Peel and Stick Backsplash Tile – 10 Sheets Stick on Backsplash for Kitchen and Bathroom 12.4 x 12 Inch Glossy Wood Grain PVC Self Adhesive Mosaic Wall Tiles

Beautiful, easy to install, and great quality!
We love how this turned out! I was nervous at first about it looking cheap, but the sheets have a nice weight to them and they feel and look like real tile. They aren’t easy to cut through, which made installation a little tricky. They are reinforced with two thin metal layers. I don’t understand how these could possibly peel off unless you didn’t clean the wall first. Once you lay them in place they are STUCK! Super easy to clean too. It took my husband and I about 3 hours from start to finish, mostly just because the cutting was slow and we were taking turns watching our 6 month old. I’d recommend these to anyone looking for an easy and cost effective way to spruce up their home.

Easy to install.
We bought couple of these to install in our apartment kitchen. These are renter friendly I think. They look good after the installation but be sure to measure twice before you cut. Cutting then can be a challenge since they tiles are smaller and you could end up destroying a piece. We loved the color pop up after its installation. They are still on the wall after more than a year of having them installed so that’s pretty durable. Not much thick but the right size.

Hard work but with patience turns out GREAT!!
Great product BUT could not find tile spacers narrow enough anywhere. I ordered three different kinds and none of them were small enough. No spacers come with the tiles. I bought four boxes and no spacers to be found. I think they are 1mm but could not find them so I improvised and cut an old credit card into strips and used those. They were the perfect width.You must be SO careful when placing these tiles as once one of them grabs the surface there’s no adjusting them at all. I would peel each backing almost all the way off then stick it back to loosen it, then I’d fold a few inches of it back and at an angle so I could set the edge of the tile carefully in place and peel back the backing slowly as I made sure the remaining tile was at the exact spacing needed. It is not a quick project. Measure everything four times before cutting and sticking, LOL!To tile my backsplash which is about 37sft it took me about 16 hours to finish. I installed over formica with no issues.To make my install easier I didn’t trim the bottom of each tile at the counter, I simply finished it off with shoe molding which covered the gaps perfectly and gave it a nice finished look.This product cuts easily but have a sharp razor knife with extra blades handy, a metal straight edge, a level and a flat cutting surface. All you have to do is do an initial cut, carefully score it deeper for a second cut then snap back and the tile will break. Turn the tile over and cut the foam adhesive side to have a clean cut. One cut can be sufficient, I’m just not that strong and it was easier to make two cuts to get the cut deep enough for the tile to snap cleanly.Because the tiles were relatively thin I just loosened the screws in the electrical outlets and wedged small tile scraps under them to bring the outlets to the same depth as the new tile surface.Pro tip!! If you have old brown or old ugly outlets you want to make look new, buy outlet colorcaps. All you have to do is remove the faceplate on the outlets, put the new caps over the outlets then put the plates back over the outlets and they will appear brand new and in my case updated my ugly brown plugs to a modern day bright white without having to do a bunch of rewiring!!Special note: if you have an old house like I do, its a challenge to get the tile to look straight (since my countertops are NOT perfectly level), but I was successful. I think hanging this tile vertically vs horizontal will be much more forgiving and disguise an any height differences of the tiles at the bottom.

These are great quality and look real. They cut easily with a utility knife. They are VERY sticky so be sure of placement before putting them against the wall. The one I chose had black “grout”. I wish I would have realized beforehand, but I should have painted my wall where they were going black because you have to space them out like real tiles. Too later after they are up. I just got a very fine paint brush and painted in between where I needed to. No idea how you would get them off when/if you wanted to. I love them!

These tiles are fantastic. Purchased to refresh our basement wet bar. They are really easy to work with, simply score a few times with a sharp utility knife and then bend to break. I agree with others that painting a dark colour on the wall first would be good, we didn’t do that and just ended up colouring in the joints between sheets with a fine tip black pen/marker. Overall very impressed at the quality and looks fantastic.

Adhesive is very strong. There is see-through space between the tiles so either paint your wall the colour of grout or grout the tiles after installation. The tiles are vinyl but have a rough-ish texture like stone, thick for vinyl but 1/3 thickness of stone. Look exceptionally real. Not much of a shine. Not at all plasticy looking.