In Home Inhome Nh2361 Sea Glass Peel & Stick Backsplash Tiles, Blue

Beautiful colour, was a fiddly job but happy with the result. Would have been easier if the tile sheets were about an inch longer.

Very easy to use even for a first-timer. Loved the colour. We’ve gotten many compliments on the tile.

Quedan muy lindos, tengo que comprar más planchas para completar la tira pero se ven hermosos, se pegan fácil y se lavan muy fácil tambien

Amazing results if you aren't willing/can't afford to pay for proper tiles. I was able to achieve the desired result and upgrade my kitchen with these adhesive stickers, they look like real tiles at first glance! The installation was a bit tricky at first but once I got into it it did get easier. I used a white silicon sealant around the edges and joints to create a seamless finish. Would definitely use these again in fact I'm thinking of upgrading my downstairs loo next.

I'd like to preface this review by saying 1) I've never used peel & stick tile before 2) I'm not a "DIY-er" / Martha Stewart type. I can barely draw a straight line with a ruler and that's only after concentrating *really* hard. That said, I read a lot of the existing reviews to get a sense of how successful people were with their projects, and gleaned a lot of very helpful tips, which I will also share (because I don't gatekeep). Overall, I found working with these tiles moderately easy. Moderately because finding your 'pattern' and the 'rhythm' for laying the tile down (especially around electric sockets) is a bit of a learning curve, but once you figure it out, everything 'snaps' into place, and it goes by quickly. There are 4- square tiles per package and it took 4 packages (16 'squares' total) to cover my backsplash. The tiles themselves are beautiful-- with a neat, clean, and classic aesthetic, and a slightly rubbery texture that gives it a 'glassy' gloss and easy to clean surface. There is a protective layer sheet on top that should be peeled off only after you've securely placed the tile in its final position. I got a little coffee splashed on it, and it wiped right off with a damp sponge. They are about 8 sheets of paper thick, and --based on another reviewer's tip--I highly recommend purchasing a tabletop paper cutter (either the guillotine handle or the Fiskars rotary blade version -- I used the latter) to help with the trimming process. This will make your life so much easier, especially if you're tackling a bigger surface area. My apartment was built in the 50's, so nothing was even about my wall, but the cutter came in clutch for cutting tiles to fit in the wonky-little spaces. I'd go mad if I had to do that by hand! Overall, I'm extremely pleased with these tiles, especially for the cost. I felt that it was a good value for a solo-afternoon project to add a little cheerful pop of color that really brightens up a "blah" backsplash.