STICKGOO 10 Sheets Peel and Stick Dolomite Mosaic Tile, White Marble Look PVC Mixed Metal Gold Kitchen Backsplash for Fireplace, RV

Beautiful! Stylish! Easy to apply, easy to clean! I love my new backsplash at a fraction of the cost of real tile, plus the ease of installation made this project fast and easy! The metal squares are a bit difficult to cut so we used a manual tile cutter. They look so durable and feel like real tile. Not plastic-y at all! The adhesive is surprisingly strong! The mixed metal/dolomite option goes great with my subtle marble countertop and gold drawer pulls. The pattern is very easy to line up and not too busy to look at. I wanted a neutral pattern to be able to add a statement art piece and not have the tiles detract from the piece. I appreciate that the packaging is simple, just a cardboard box without individually wrapping everything in plastic. Minimal waste, not sure why we need the gloves but hey, free gloves!

I am not one to really write reviews but this product deserves one. After seeing so many reviews of other similar products I was worried about trying this “peel and stick” tiles. However, after cooking numerous times, using my oven that vents towards these tiles, it has completely held up! So far, no peeling, and sticks amazingly. The color matched my countertops perfectly. I am still giving this product 5 stars but there is one caution I would give, cutting can be difficult. I was very fortunate not to have to cut the jewels but I imagine if I had to, nearly impossible without substantial damage to them. Also, as they state, I would strongly recommend a very sharp blade. Heavily score the product and snap along your deep scoring. I would highly recommend this product.

Would have been 5 stars but some of the tile was not pressed well to the sticky foam and fell off the wall overnight. Luckily pressing them back in well fixed the issue and they seem pretty solid now. Easy to work with and looks nice.

I am so super happy with this product! I LOVE how this pattern looks in my bathroom and it doesn’t look like peel-and-stick tile at all. I also found it quite easy to install and it is holding up really well so far. Between removing my old backsplash and the time I finished grouting and clean up, it took me about two hours from start to finish.I had previously purchased another style of peel-and-stick tile from this company and loved it as well. Unfortunately, it didn’t last as long as I had hoped because I never caulked where the tile met the counter so water seeped under and the veneer of some of the tiles started to peel off. Also, if the tiles are constantly splashed and not wiped down the veneer can start to bubble, so it’s important to keep in mind that water can damage them over time if not taken care of. I noticed that the package said “not suitable for showers” and now I see why.With this new tile, I made sure to caulk right away so I am certain that it will last a lot longer than the first tiles I ruined. I’m also thinking of coating it with some polycrylic sealer as well to protect against water damage.The geometric pattern of the tiles made it super easy to install and work around things like light switches. The tiles are made of hard but flexibleplastic, so I just used an xacto knife to score the tiles and then gently bend them until they split. In a few cases I also used a pair of heavy-duty scissors to trim the tile and they cut pretty well. You could add grout if you wanted, but I just slapped them up on the wall because I was impatient and it looks just fine without grout.Despite the potential for water damage, I am giving this product 5 stars because they look gorgeous and they are so easy to install. I mean, they ARE peel-and-stick tile, so naturally they won’t be quite as durable as the real thing. But if you take the extra step to waterproof them, they should last a really, really long time.

The media could not be loaded. So I’m very happy with these peel and stick tiles. They’re think, good quality, adhere well and look decently real. Compared to other versions I purchased, they’re nice. I originally ordered the pure white, but they were a flat matte white and looked fake. I sent them back and went with the polished dolomite. To me the shine and marble look looked more like real tile. I hate gray so was worried about the marble color of the dolomite (as we plan to paint cabinets beige eventually). It’s like a perfect neutral. Next to beige it looks more beige but it would easily fit with gray as well.My biggest recommendation with the installation process is to invest in a tile cutter. You will have to cut every single piece that needs to align with a flat surface, and it will make all your cuts straight. We had a vinyl tile cutter from doing our floors and it made all the difference. I used a utility knife for the cuts around outlets and it worked ok but was somewhat frustrating. The tiles adhere well. There is some small room for error, as you can stick them down a tiny bit for alignment and remove it quickly if it’s not perfect. However, the adhesive is strong, so once they’re down, there is no more adjusting. I had one tile that was a little further from the other and I noticed too late. Just have to deal with it now. Also, these tiles are thick and not flimsy. We had an old phone jack and more outlets than we needed. I was able to cover the holes in the wall with these tiles without having to patch them. It’s not noticeable.The one imperfection with these is that the tile spacing isn’t 100% perfect from tile to tile. So some of the grout lines appear maybe a millimeter wider than others. Not a huge deal, but if you’re Uber particular, like me, you may notice it.Overall I’m pleased with how it turned out.