My wife wanted to tile our backsplash in the kitchen and she got these. They look great, are easy to install, and our friends couldn't tell the difference.

I think they look nice if you don't have to cut any of them. But clearly you have to to line them up on the walls. They are not easy to cut and it's very hard to get an even cut. I ended up caulking around the edges to not make it so obvious how badly I cut them.Some of them are so sticky and when I needed them to come off to fix something it was hard to get off the wall. Others are already coming off and didn't stick nearly as well.I think if I had a steadier hand and more patience I could have done better but these were not as convenient as I was hoping they would be.

SAVE YOUR MONEY! I strongly urge you to NOT BUY this product. This was a complete waste of time and money and has now caused damage to my walls.WANT A REFUND!!!DOES NOT STICK- The listing also states that there is a “strong backing adhesive” that will “not fall off”. This claim could not be further from the truth! This product was installed as directed on brand new, smooth, clean, dry walls in a dry environment with temperatures that do not exceed 70 degrees F and they began falling off of the walls within days.NEARLY IMPOSSIBLE TO CUT- The product listing claims that the tiles are “easy to cut with simple tools” but they are nearly impossible to cut with the tools listed, likely due to a metal layer. It is nearly impossible to cut the tiles resulting in straight Ines without jagged edges that look terrible.DOES NOT ALIGN- The tiles do not align leaving unsightly seams and gaps. Note- I am referring to uncut/unmodified tiles directly from the box. These tiles should fit seamlessly interlocking with each other and they do not.COLOR DOES NOT MATCH- I purchased 1 box and 2 more in a 2nd order (Total of 3 Boxes). The one of the 2 boxes of tiles int he 2nd order did not match the others and was later replaced.

This backsplash is honestly awesome. I helped a friend put up this same product in her kitchen a few months ago, then ended up buying it for my own kitchen, and I cannot say enough good things about it. I did this solo and I am by no means a regular handywoman. The look of this is more modern because there isn’t that obvious subway tile ‘grout’ look in between tiles, so it has a very clean, uniform finish. I used the Dolomite White Marble color and my friend had gotten the Star White. Note: these two are super similar irl. The Dolomite White has only a little less gray.As this was my second time using this backsplash, I do have some tips to take your DIY to the next level, especially if you’ve never done something like this before.1.) You will need heavy duty scissors to cut through this. While they come in 1 ft panels, each ‘tile’ can be separated from the rest of the sheet easily. However you will need to cut through the vinyl to fit around outlets or if your kitchen isn’t exactly level, you will need to trim some. The ‘classic orange scissors’ worked and so did kitchen shears. If you try to cut this with less sharp scissors you won’t get a straight line and the tiles will warp. And you’ll be frustrated. Trust.2.) Before starting, I mixed rubbing alcohol and a bit of water together and with a cloth wiped down the surface I was going to be putting the backsplash on. This dissolved any oil or residue so the tiles can get a great stick and last for a long time. The alcohol evaporates super quickly so I could get started immediately afterward.3.) Start in the middle. This way if you’re off by just a smidge in keeping them level, your backsplash wont look like it’s on a downward slope if you start all the way from L to R.3.) Don’t just use the entire 1 ft square it comes as, one after the other, or else your backsplash will look like those foam puzzle mats you build for your toddler to play on. 😂 you can do that for the initial one, but I’d recommend putting these tiles up in strips (like 4-8 ‘tiles’ at a time max) or using only half the sheet at a time. It will look more like real tile. Also, trying to line up 1 ft of tile completely flush with the other after you’ve taken the whole sticky backing off is not impossible but way more difficult than it needs to be.4.) For the less DIY inclined, don’t freak when I say this, but you will need to get a sealant. Why? Firstly I didn’t even know what a sealant was before doing this project but I used the kind specifically meant for kitchen and bathroom. Because like others have shared, when you put this on with a putty knife in between all the tiles, it fills in any tiny gaps between tiles you created (bc you’re human and don’t cut/place with laser beam precision lol) and you will not be able to notice anyyyy spaces. THIS STEP IS SO IMPORTANT! I learned this the first time around because we didn’t do this step on my friend’s backsplash, and it LOOKED like we did it ourselves, which is not the look she was going for lol. If you want a professional ‘omg you did this?!’ look, I got a tube of kwik seal premium adhesive sealant in white. Any brand is fine, It’s waterproof, and cleans up so easily so if you’re kind of messy during projects (raises hand) it can be cleaned up with water. You put some on your putty knife and just press it between each of the tiles, not just the noticeable ones, then scrape off the excess. Afterward, I used a damp cloth and wiped the whole surface to get any of the sealant off the tile surface, and voila.Happy DIYing ⭐️

Our laundry room needed something to hide a tore up wall. I settled on these because they weren’t “stickers” and had some thickness. They are better than I thought they would be. I did this with one box. I do need to add some kind of trim I did my best with an exacto knife to cut them and didn’t have to use too much muscle. They could easily be grouted if you wanted. The sticker is very strong! Overall we love it and would recommend the brand to friends.