Art3d 10-Sheet Premium Self-Adhesive Kitchen Backsplash Tiles in Marble,30 * 30cm

These Peel and Stick Backsplash Tiles turned out way better than we speculated! First of all, trimming them was awfully easy, no fancy tools required, just a regular cutter eorked well. Secondly, fantastic adhesion, the extended edges on the tiles easily lock together, which gives more polished/professional look, and they look very much like ceramic tiles until you go up close and notice the vinyl. We redid our entire kitchen, from the coffee area, the space around the stovetop (avoiding direct heat zones as instructed), plus the the huge island wall, and we bought about 5-6 boxes for this DIY project. Finally, they are super easy to apply, look incredible, textured finis, and are lightweight. Plus, the price is totally reasonable for the results. This is a 5 state product for their ease, style, and value, ideal for anyone wanting a quick kitchen diy project!

Love it! Easy to apply, easy to cut, visually pleasing, not difficult to remove after applying initially.

Wow, have you seen how much it costs to redo the wall behind your kitchen countertop with real stone? I should’ve known, but the price was way higher than I expected! It made sense without needing to replace appliances, but the cost was just too steep. So, I decided to look into alternatives, and I’m so glad I did. Yes, if you’re standing right at my kitchen counter, you can tell it’s not real stone—it’s peel-and-stick (or maybe wallpaper, depending on how you install it). But from just a few feet away, it looks almost identical to stone. Now that it’s been installed for a while, I’m actually happier I went this route instead of using actual stone. It’s on the wall behind my countertop, which also means it’s behind my gas stove that I use daily. The best part? Clean-up is so much easier. A little dish soap and water on a rag, and all the grease, splatters, and debris wipe right off—no fuss. Compare that to trying to clean real stone with, what, a bowl of soapy water and a toothbrush? How would you even get all the grease out from in between all those stones? As for installation, it’s super simple—just peel and stick, and the patterns match up perfectly. My only advice is not to skip any steps, especially making sure the wall is clean before you stick the pieces on. The adhesive is strong, but it’s not magic glue—if the surface isn’t clean, it may start peeling off. If that happens, I’ve found that a little glue (even Elmer’s) on the back works great for fixing it. Overall, I couldn’t be happier with my choice, especially now that I see how much easier it is to clean than real stone.

Strong adhesive, easy to work with and cut, and it looks great.

I tried these peel and stick tiles in part of my kitchen to test out options in a tricky space needing a makeover. They were very easy to cut and use, they look good, stick well, look and feel sturdy and were a good value to transform a space. I only did one wall, but plan on buying more of this product to fill the rest of the space.

Tried to up load photo from my iphone without luck. It looks decent in our RV kitchen area but it was difficult. Using real small tile on mesh would have been so much easier even with having to grout, which I dislike. However I could have done the tile alone. This took help from my husband. Maybe when I was younger I could have done it but I have tiled backsplashes in two former RV’s by myself using the small tiles on a mesh- very easy, permanent. I’m not displeased with the final look of this project but never again. The vinyl tile sheet is not bad in an RV or maybe a cabin but Ii’m surprised at the reviews of people who put it in their house. Measuring and cutting the tile sheets was easy if you follow the directions on how to start. The difficult part is getting it on the wall. The glue grabs if it gets close to the wall, hence two people to hold it out until position is correct then apply slowly, smoothing with a plastic smother like applying wall paper. You only get one chance although if you remove it quickly, you can use it one more time. The glue works quickly and really grabs. Smooth application is essential to avoid wrinkles which may never smooth out. Small wrinkles may be rubbed smooth with a thumb nail or plastic edger. Again, I prefer real tile but I’ve had a lot of experience with tile. If you use this product, have a straight edge, good craft knife, measuring tape, marking pencils or pen, plastic smoothing edge , and a friend. A glass of wine to smooth nerves and celebrate when you are finished

They turned out beautiful. Easy to install. People warned me they would fall but none of mine have to date.

EDIT** Below is my first review. I did warn about the adhesion. However, now that the tiles have been on the wall for some time, my review would say DO NOT SPEND THE MONEY! They did look great at first, but now after they have been up there is shrinkage to each separate tile so that they are no longer end to end. In many spots they are coming up completely with no adhesion left. All across the top - it is peeling away from the wall and any pieces that were cut to piece together in smaller spaces or the corner are also shrinking and have open spaces between. Many areas have cracked as well. At this point if you try to push it back onto the wall, you can hear the cracking of the tile. As I stated in the first review that on the first wall I didn't use as much spray adhesive as the second wall. However, this doesn't seem to have made any difference in how they have ALL shrunk and cracked. This was truly upsetting because what took nearly $100 in these tiles and several hours of work and is completely wasted and looks like a child plastered their stickies all over the wall. Unfortunately, I now have to remove all of them and start over (which is going to require moving the stove and other things on the two walls) with something that will actual stay put. 1st review: I really like the outcome of the look of these on my kitchen wall as a backsplash. HOWEVER, the adhesion is not exactly great. I read the other reviews before purchasing and there was a suggestion to use spray adhesive on the wall before you adhere each piece. I took that into consideration. But only as a precaution on the first part that I did. Which means I didn't cover every inch that the "tile" would be on and that means that all along the first/top row - it starts to peel away every day and I must press it back on. On the second wall I did I realized this and sprayed every inch of where the tile would be and those stay on much better.

Bon résultat, mais il faut être patient car ce n'est pas si simple et avec des murs pas toujours droits ça peut vite partir de travers et c'est irrécupérable, car ça colle très bien ! prévoir d'ailleurs large au niveau quantité.

Bonne un beau look pour pas cher. Facile à poser

My kitchen looks so much better and easy to install

Fácil de colocar y resultado muy bueno.

Très bonne qualité et s'installe vraiment bien.