MOFIT Matte Kitchen Subway Tile Peel and Stick Backsplash Self-Adhesive Bathroom Wall Tiles Waterproof 3D Metal and Marble Mosaic Panels Heat Resistant Fireplace(White Silver 10Tiles)

About 10 years ago, I removed wallpaper from the backsplash area. It came with the house when I bought it. I never found tile that I liked...until I came across this peel and stick tile. I was a bit leary about using it, but ordered it anyway.Sooo glad I did!!! I absolutely love it!! Ended up buying 4 boxes total. This is the beginning of my kitchen re-do. I'm covering the backsplash wall, and also the counter top backsplash. (Can't afford a new counter top right now) I plan to paint the top cabinets white and the bottom light gray.This peel and stick pattern and color is perfect for me. It's easy on the eyes. (Not busy or hard to look at) It's completely neutral in color. The real aluminum inserts give it some "life".It's easy to cut with a heavy duty pair of scissors, including the aluminum. I used both a razor knife and scissors, and in the end opted for a scissors. Straight cuts are made better with a scissors. Fine tuning/shaving is easy with a razer knife. Stickiness is...really, REALLY STICKY!! If you stick more than the very edge, forget getting it back off without messing up that tile!!! It will also stick securely to your fingers, soo handle it carefully while lining it up before sticking it.To cover the top of the counter backsplash, I purchased brushed aluminum edge banding and double sided sticky mounting tape/foam. It worked perfectly, and matched the tile aluminum perfectly.This tile is fairly thick, and is very easy to wipe clean. The color is pure grays and white. No tan, beige, or otherwise. If you install it carefully, spaces between tiles will be invisible to the eye. Don't remove the backing until you're SURE..absolutely positively...that it's positioned where you want it!! And then proceed slowly, from one corner or end, slowly pressing it into place. Also, there is a specific pattern to the aluminum inserts if using more than 1 tile up and down. If it's not followed, it'll be very visible later.The only advice I will give, is to be VERY CAREFUL about alignment when "jumping across" an area with nothing to align it to...like the gap behind the stove. It's incredibly easy to become "off" by a fraction of an inch...which could be a problem that is nearly impossible to fix later. Otherwise, these tiles are easy to work with, easy to cut, and easy to install. They are easy to look at, with a matte finish that doesn't shine or glare with normal lighting. I couldn't be happier with them!!!

Very durable and you get your money’s worth. It’s beautiful

These are great! I did my whole bathroom by myself. They are easy to cut and put up. I saved lots of money!

very unique with gold accent

I put this on a wall above my newly installed bathroom vanity to cover some gouges in the wall. Used as a backsplash it is a bit lackluster. I think if you applied it in a situation where you would not see the edges, such as is shown in the pictures, it would be alright. It was easy to use, and the weight and feel of the tiles was fine. It just looks a bit like plastic and not as much like tile as I had hoped.

Material was very sturdy and sticks like glue. Be sure not to make too many mistakes. You can't reapply when riped from wall.

I got one box to start to see if I want to shell out the money for more to do the one wall in my bathroom. It says these can go in bathrooms and kitchens no problem. They are better made than I expected. Thick with matte “tiles” and a brushed metal looking piece between each. Backing feels sticky enough for the weight of them. They do seem to be porous so I guess the real test will be how they’ve held up about a year from now which means I’ll likely have to update.At this point in time, I’m feeling confident in just going ahead and ordering the rest of what I need for my bathroom because they seem to be well made and very easy to put up.

The cement gray tile did wonders with updating my bathroom. They look very elegant and seem durable. As other reviewers said, once you stick it on the wall, it’s stuck! Hope they stay that way! I found it was easiest to use an exacto knife to cut through the tile cleanly but sometimes used heavy duty scissors for the metal trim after scoring with the knife.