“11.5 x 11.81 ” DIH Peel and Stick Backsplash Tile, Stone Tile Peel and Stick on Kitchen,Bathroom,Wall (Brown) (1 Sheet)

I bought extra and an x-acto knife that was heavy duty. My sis helped. We both have never ever applied backsplash before, with the first part, we placed it in but it was crooked, so when I went to take it off, it peeled my drywall. So it is definitely sticky. It looks wonderful for almost 2 years on. It hasn’t fallen off at all, and easily able to be clean with gentle soap and water. Follow the directions!

This product definitely surprised me! I had originally purchased this for a backsplash in my kitchen, however, I wasn’t too keen on the coloring of the stone against my dark green granite countertops. When I put it up against my WFH desk area, I immediately loved it and decided to create a feature wall with this product instead.The colors in the slate and copper accents play so well with the muted dark blue and oil rubbed bronze that I have in this area and I really feel it brought the whole space together—I’ve already gotten so many compliments (pictures don’t do it justice).The product itself is thick, super easy to install (harder to cut than other peel n stick products I’ve purchased), mess free, and quick. The finish feels and looks like a slate/stone veneer and it’s beautiful coloring and texture! Also, I have this feature wall opposite my fireplace which has a real slate surround and it looks great! I did, however, place the product next to the real slate surround and it didn’t look the best, so I would add some caution there.Overall, great product and I’m very pleased I found this!

I really like the look of this as a kitchen black splash...it looks much better and more high end than pictured. Reasonable price for the quality too. It was a breeze to install. It is easy to wipe down and keep clean. I ordered two boxes and one individual piece. They were ordered at the same time. I was disappointed when the two boxes arrived a week ahead of the individual piece. This held our project up. I'm very pleased with the end result.

I am so happy with the way this product looks on my wall. It is absolutely beautiful!I did have a couple of issues that I ran into:1.) Because our walls and counters have a slant to them (not uncommon for an older home), it took some doing to figure out how to get it to stay level with the counter tops as I went through the space between them where the stove goes. I was not happy with my first attempt, and when I tried to pull the tile off, it also pulled off the paint and some spackle. This tile was not usable because of the number of pieces it became by the time I was finished removing it. I finally came up with the solution to leave small spaces between the places where the tiles come together to accommodate the slant I had to achieve. I then filled in the space with a little wood putty and it is not at all noticeable.2.) After cutting out sections to accommodate the various electrical outlets, I realized that the thickness of the tile meant that I could not use the same plates as before since I had cut the holes smaller than the plates so that they would sit on top of the tiles instead of in the tiles. I was able to take care of this issue by purchasing metal plates and flattening them with a hammer. They look great! Really!Would I purchase this product again? Absolutely! In fact I did because I ran out of tiles before I ran out of wall :) I guess it would have been a good idea to measure instead of guess how big of an area I was going to cover.

This backsplash is beautiful, once installed. It's harder to cut than some of these peel-and-stick backsplashes, as it's very thick and there are metal pieces scattered throughout. I would also suggest that you measure 3 times, cut once. You can get a lot of waste from not paying attention. The only issue I had was that I ordered 7 boxes of 5 panels and they weren't all the same. Some had gold metal pieces and some had silver. The only color listed was the gold. We made it work by mixing and matching, but you can get this from other sites that will most likely get you all of the same colors. I would have returned it, but it would have been a major hassle.

In my search for a new covid project I've decided to put some backsplash up, and only recently discovered this thing called self-stick tiles, which, let's be fair, are not really "tiles" many look like just paper with some gel on it to mimic tile, and most are as thin as possible. so after MUCH research I decided on these, because they appeared to be marginally better in terms of depth, and thickness. I just received them, so I took these pictures so you can all get an idea of the texture, thickness, and close-up look of them. Hope this helps, since they are indeed better than I anticipated, and more substantial than most (get what you pay for, and all that rot) will update once I've finished the project.

This backslash is easy to work with. I was able to shape it with a pair of heavy duty shears and smooth the edges with medium grade sanding paper. I did use construction grade bonding adhesive, but honestly I don't think it will be required for most surfaces.

This is the real deal, not a copy cat. I always do my research and I found many other products which all looked like this one. I went with this because of the reviews. This is thick, and will stay on your wall. One problem some may have is cutting - I found a thick bade utility knife did not cut through these tiles even after repeated scores. I have a 5" Skill flooring saw that make life easy to trim these. I suggest you rent/borrow a saw to cut...really, well worth the few dollars. I am very happy with the results. Don't buy teh cheaper products.