Yipscazo Peel and Stick Backsplash PVC Wall Tile, Stickon Tile for Kitchen Backplash, Bathroom Vanities, Fireplace Décor, Laundry Table, Stair Decals in Mix Rustic

Fairly easy to install. I used a utility knife to cut the pieces. Make sure to always check the fit prior to removing the backing. I also used a roller once they were up on the wall. I just order some 1/2" gray stick on edging to go on the exposed ends

See above pictures the 1st photo is the wares before we put up the back splash the 2nd is with the back splash & the 3rd is how strong the adhesive was....it literally took off the wall plaster! It was easy to install looks great we love how it turned out! The only down fall is the price! It is over $15 per box & there’s only 5 sheets per box it took 6-7 boxes to do our kitchen but it’s heavy duty & fire resistant

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  I was apprehensive about trying my hand at applying these as arts & crafts us not my strong suit. However, I was absolutely sick of the dated fake green marble "backsplash" behind our gas fireplace. I'm so glad I did.Doesn't look cheap at all. Super easy (took me less than 30 minutes even with a toddler "helping") to both cut and stick. If you're like me and worried about screwing up a whole piece of furniture or wall... You can chill. It's really really easy, even I can do it.

I like the colors and the abstract pattern in this Peel and Stick Backsplash tile. This type of tile resolved my problem of replacing the existing tile without tearing it out which would have been messy...and added expense. I was concerned that these Tiles may not stick or adhere as well as grout. Well, I was wrong. These tiles adhere as if they have gorilla glue on them. The man who installed them said that once he places one of these tiles, it is hard to remove it and place it somewhere else. So, a good handyman needs to handle these tiles or you had better be good at dealing with this type of situation. Not for an amateur. Highly recommend it.

Super happy with this product! Bought this peel and stick backsplash to break up the drab tans and browns in my camper. It has a lot of gorgeous teals and aquas that the photos just don’t show well enough. Great quality, thick tiles. A little difficult to trim, but no need for special tools. A pair of scissors and a razor knife worked just fine. Only downside is that these tiles are about $5/sqft, which is pricey in my opinion, however, the space I did was quite small, so I only needed one box. Will be buying more (even though I think they’re expensive, I think the quality is worth it.) Curious to see if the adhesive will hold up in the Florida summer heat in a closed up camper.

We bought a home recently and a lot of updates are needed (aka lots of money). I found these and was thrilled! Looks expensive, but the price tag is NOT! Fairly easy to install (watch out - backing is super sticky). My first time doing a project like this and I’m impressed. There were ugly large white subway tiles around the fireplace and wanted to update kitchen and bathroom. Just stuck tiles right over fireplace tiles. Did bathroom wall (still need to hang new mirror). And I’m currently working on kitchen backsplash. Would definitely recommend and buy again!!

We have been looking for a suitable backsplash for several years, and as we just purchased a new range, thought the Light Rustic would go along with our white range. It's beautiful!! It looks like a chimney behind the range, very rustic looking, which is what we wanted. It looks a little dark in the pic, but it is a great contrast to my white walls, and white range. And very easy to install!! We didn't need the extra adhesive spray, as this stuff stuck IMMEDIATELY to our wall, and we had to make sure we got it in the right spot on the first try. Our walls are painted sheetrock, we are in a modular home. This stuff is not going anywhere!!! We highly recommend this product, and would definitely purchase more, if we had another backsplash to do.

I purchased 6 cases of 5 panels, which worked out nearly exactly what was required, after wastage and some bad measuring. After previous installs of adhesive-backed panels with the previous install, I decided to glue these down, which ensured adherence to drywall. I used Gorilla 8212302 Max Strength Clear Construction Adhesive, which I caulked on and spread out prior to placing each panel. The results were perfect, and the appearance is as expected.