funlife 3D Vintage Mirror Effect Wall Panels, Rusty Faux Antique Mirror Tiles, Humidity Wall Rectangular 35PCS

We bought these for our new bathroom ceiling. The spray glue that is recommended wasn't very successful, but when we used a better adhesive they stayed put. They look absolutely great in our new bathroom, visitors comment on how classy they make the room look.

Needed to pay attention to them being acrylic and not glass! My bad. Easy to put up with glue. Pull them out before putting up. I was too eager thinking the first one looked like them all and the patterns are all different which can impact on the design layout

Ordered 10 boxes only needed 7 so returned the rest and the quality surprised me very good quality

Very effective

A very unusual rust like pattern on this set of twelve tiles, they are a thin bendy plastic material that's safer to work with than glass and easier to cut, the pattern is very distinctive and would look good in many settings, I do think they are rather expensive especially as I would have thought they would have had an adhesive backing, but you have to use your own fixing.

These are amazing and easy to cut down ! Really pleased how this turned out as a backdrop to our mini bar..

Great stuff to work with and easy to install. Super easy to cut and the bits that didn’t snap off correctly after I cut it with a Stanley knife, I used sharp scissors to cut. Transformed our kitchen and would highly recommend . Love that you can buy big or smaller tiles.

These so-called rust effect mirror tiles are absolutely hideous. One thing about rusty mirrors is that the rusting effect comes from the back, and the metal (coated) sheet behind the glass. But with these the effect is created by a surface application of brown printing. The paint is a fairly uniform shade with none of the colour variations you get with natural rusting. The look is vile - not at all as depicted in the product images. Not least because a surface application of brown smears is one of the least desirable looks I could imagine for use in a bathroom. So grim. At time of writing these are priced at more than £6.88 per tile. Now that I've seen these in real life I feel they were overpriced as a freebie.