DEWOO Square White Peel and Stick Backsplash Tiles Self Adhesive Subway Checkered for Kitchen Bathroom Wall (10-Sheet,12"×12")

I'm a big fan of these adhesive splashguard panels! First of all, the very easy to apply to multiple surfaces. The special adhesive is strong enough to prevent it from peeling away, but not so strong that it will damage your walls. These have a raised, smooth texture. They are very functional in keeping walls dry. But most of all, they look great and I would highly recommend them to others.

These are great. So easy to put up and look great. I got 2 packs and it was perfect.

These look way better than I thought. I was worried they'd kind of be crappy. At the same time being that I cannot afford an actual kitchen remodel because it will cost me at least $20,000, I decided to just give my kitchen a little update. Our house is from 1958, as well as the tile. I had to do something so I gave this peel and stick tile a try. I was actually surprised at how nice it came out. It was very easy to install, and the price was extremely reasonable! I had no problem easily cutting it with a regular pair of scissors. A few times I had to remove a tile to get it where I wanted it and it was definitely stuck to tile very well so I don't think I'll have any problems with it falling off anytime soon. I made sure the wall tiles were very clean of course before adding the peel and stick tile. This stuff is extremely durable, like you cannot rip this with your hands. It's very strong yet bendable. It made such an amazing difference in my kitchen and I'm very happy.

Well. I’ll try to be fair. To start, what you have is a semi 3D sticker version of tiles instead of tiles. Knowing that, you’re only going to get so good of an end result. Okay. So when I first applied them I almost laughed because they looked so bad. Since they’re basically stickers and thin, you can see the wall texture through them. That’s what happens when you put a sticker on the wall. And since you could see the edges, it completely made it obvious what they are. So I got some of the stick on edging (also available here on Amazon). Looked better but still rough and the seams were too obvious…. So I got a syringe style white caulking with fine dispense tip (also available here in Amazon) and caulked the seams, corners and both sides of the edging. The end result is a completely acceptable look (see images). So, by themselves no way…but with edging and caulking, not bad at all. I don’t know how they’ll perform or what the durability is, but here’s my take: It is what it is. It’s stickers on a wall instead of real tile. With what you have to add, I don’t know why you wouldn’t just install tile. It took almost as long and the fake version is not going to out perform the real version. There’s no real cost savings either by the time you pay the $60 for the tiles (needed 2 packs at $30 each for the project), $10 for the edging and $12 for the caulk. These feel like taking a “cheap and easy” shortcut instead of just using tiles.

I used these peel and stick tiles on unpainted plywood to add to an antique fireplace I bought. The fireplace is placed over a disconnected gas wall heater. The heater is original in the basement of a house built in 1947. I used black foam board in the "opening." The vinyl sheets are very thick but cut easily with a kitchen shears. There's a clear sheet of vinyl on the surface that is easily removed. The tiles have a realistic "grout line" incised into the surface. The adhesion is strong but easily peeled back for realignment. I wish I had seen these before struggling through tiling my kitchen back splash. I easily would have chosen these. I'm very impressed.

Bought for our rental kitchen to add something to our blank walls. Couple of observations: easy to wipe off splashed food from the stove, water, etc. Easy to attach and cut for the wall. Only reason why it’s not 5 stars is because on some of the corners, there’s slight flipping/not as sticky. One pack went a long way.

guys.. i am OBSESSED with this peel and stick tile! I am going for a renter friendly way to give my apartment kitchen a 90’s warm home feel while also sticking with my mid century vibe these worked amazing. I ordered one pack and it came with 10 thick sheets and they were beyond easy to install once you got the hang of it. The color of the tiles are more faded but still remain true to pictures, while the terracotta color is more of a brown and the blue variates to purple but it gives it a more real feel, they’re all kinda different. So far to clean it, i’ve just been spraying a paper towel with regular cleaner that id use for backsplash and i’ve been just wiping over it like i would normally. It’s pretty simple to clean that way. Overall extremely happy with it, I am going to order more to finish off the rest of my kitchen :))

Purchase these for a diner I made for a set. They were so easy to install and looked incredibly real! I was nervous the adhesive wouldn’t stick well, but with a clean surface, there was no peeling or tiles coming off. I really wanted to tile this bar, but it would have been to heavy move. I’m glad I found this alternative. People loved it!