Art3d 12"x12" Stick on Tiles, Peel and Stick Subway Tiles Backsplash, Shiny Black Self-Adhesive Wall Tiles for Kitchen and Bathroom

Love them! I have a newly tiled, clean fresh and modern look - recently applied in my kitchen.My kitchen walls looked so tired. These have freshened up the place making the kitchen look like I have expensive tiling on the walls. Really effective, good adhesion, value for money, easy peel, good thickness and size. Pleased with the outcome. Thank you

I can’t express how impressed I am with these. They were easy to put up and it took only an hour or two to do my entire kitchen, including cutting out to go round plug sockets etc. it was so easy! They look brilliant too and very realistic. I waited to write my review to see how they held up to every day life. So far, I have overbooked an egg and filled my kitchen with steam, I have used the tumble dryer for half an hour, I’ve splattered them with chilli sauce during cooking and I’ve cooked on all four hobs… they look as good as the first day I put them up. I can’t recommend them highly enough.

horrible, so called tiles dont stick at all, even after applying adhesive spray. Extremely overpriced, they are peeling off across the entire kitchen. I was looking for a cheap fix, but this is just horrible. I made a mistake and wasted all my money, so disappointed

I’ve had loads of compliments about these but OH MY GOSH did it take me some time to get them up right… they are fiddly - they adhesive is very strong so once they’re against the wall they’re very hard to remove without damaging either the wall paint or the tile itself. The material of the grouting is very fragile and tears easily, so you need to be very careful with it. The tiles cut easily enough, so they can be put around sockets and cut to the shape of the area, but you have to measure very carefully and then stick them on even more carefully! With a bit of time and effort though they look great and many people have said they thought they were real tiles. I’m not a DIY expert but with some careful planning I got these looking really good. They are a bit expensive but worth it for a good looking (and cheap by comparison to real tiles) splashback.

First pack great but subsequent packs refused to stick even on our bleached, dry wall. Some areas required Gorilla glue to stay put.Also found there was quite a bit of wastage - for older kitchens where walls are not flush and contain natural lumps and bumps, be warned - this might not work out the cheap method you envisage it to be:Our tiny 1905 galley kitchen took three packs to complete and only did a single strip along the bottom of the wall/worktop and the oven splashback. Doesn’t even go up to the bottom of our overhead cupboards.The tile finish does look pretty good though and delivery was excellent.

Just what I wanted too do the job

We have a porch that has a slight damp issue and we tried everything. Nothing stayed on wall for long. We came across these self adhesive tiles and thought we would give them a try. So far they are the best ever. They're a doddle to cut and fit and the adhesive is so good you better get it right first time. They look really stylish on the wall and my wife is over the moon. The next test is time. If I remember I'll let everyone know about the effects, if any, of time on the finish and the adhesive.

look good, relatively easy to fit