Art3d 102-Piece Peel and Stick Tile Backsplash for Kitchen Bathroom, 3in. × 6in. Stick on Subway Tile Rust Slate

Was skeptical but they turned out great. Couldn’t be easier to apply and they look like real tiles. Cutting them isn’t too bad either, I used an X-acto knife, just cut and snap.

Since I have used the peel and stick sheets before, I ordered 4 boxes of this product thinking that I would need way more than I did. Each box of 102 tiles equals about 12.75 square feet and that is VERY accurate. These tiles were SO easy to use and way more forgiving than the sheets of tile I had used before. Once the first row was applied using a level to ensure straight lines, we had the entire backsplash done in about 4 hours. I would suggest taking all the tiles from the box and re-stacking them in a random pattern according to color variation. They cut easily with scissors and once you get the hang of applying the tiles tightly against one another, you can really accomplish quite a bit in a short time. The adhesive is powerful and you might need to use a putty knife to remove them if you don't get a tile set perfectly. We ended up using only 2 boxes and actually had 1 tile left over, even though we made mistakes on at least 3 of the tiles. Remarkably easy and we love the look. (Even though the light switches had not yet been added)

Love them. Easy to cut and install. Durable. Colors work well with my bathroom. Peel easily. Wipe clean.

Photo: Stone-beige (review/comments below).Rust-slate: I was excited to cover the plain builder grade floor tile used around the gas fireplace. I was a little disappointed in the range of the color pattern over all of the tiles. The pictures are accurate but across the box they ran more dark brown than slate bronze and I wanted more of the slate color.They really stuck to the existing tile instantly and are completely unmovable once placed, so unlike a real tiling job, they need to be placed perfectly before pressed on. Had to take a few off through the course of the job and that required a chisel and hammer, destroying those tiles, then scraping/rubbing off remaining adhesive. Any slightly misplaced tile with tiny gaps are very noticeable - they need to be tight to look good. Cutting is easy - I used a utility blade box cutter to cut a line against a carpenter square ruler and break method which always resulted in a perfect edge, which worked perfectly even for curves. I tried using tin snips and the cut was not perfectly straight or exact. I recommend trying it out on an extra first.I'm happy with the end result. It looks great especially compared to previous plain builder grade floor tile around the fireplace. The only thing that would look better is actually demoing the tile and putting real slate tile on, which is labor intensive or expensive requiring full blown tile and mortar installation. This way, I still have that option. Another plus is if I get tired of this look at some point I can easily press on different 3x6 tiles.I took my time arranging the tiles and deciding on the best pattern for the overall look and laid it out first, which is worth the time. It's unique, looks great and worked perfectly for my project arrangement, style and dimensions.***Stone-beige: Could not do a separate review for separate stone beige order. Color was completely different than what is shown in ad. The tile is more yellow and there are no darker tiles with more contrast as shown. Returned them for refund. Adding photo of stone beige.

Edit to say, the fumes went away after a couple of days. I also recommend getting caulking in case you have any visible seams. My walls are not even, so I did have some very small openings. I used gray caulking and applied it with my finger to fill in the seams, and it looks perfect! I like this tile more every day I look at it.I used 2+ boxes to cover one wall in my bath. The design I picked has a very rustic feel but goes well with the beach theme. They are easy to install and for the most part are staying on the wall. Only a couple have started pulling away and I am using super glue to adjust that. One recommendation, do not line them all up exactly. The difference between each tile is better not being so matchy and in line up in exact columns. I have wiped the tiles down after installation, but fumes come off the tiles, so be aware of that. I am keeping the bathroom door closed at night. Also, once the tiles are on the wall, pulling them off to readjust or if you change your mind will damage the wall. Be really sure before you install. Test the fit before you remove the backing.

I put these tiles in my bathroom. I found themeasy to place. I have orange peel textured walls so I sanded then washed down the walls before putting up. I liked that they were smaller so it was easier for me to place them and have themStraight and even. I am not a handy person. I took my time and so far I think they look good. I did have trim put up the sides because I couldn’t get the cuts to look that great on the right edges and even the left edges that I didn’t cut didn’t look right. Probably my walls aren’t all that straight. But I highly recommend.

Love these. I used 2 1/2 boxes for my walls. When it sticks it sticks. I took 2 tiles off because I messed up & I decided I wouldn’t try to redo any more because it was very very difficult to remove. My walls were uneven as most so I decided to caulk a matching color in any gaps. That worked out really well & made a great look. I cleaned walls with alcohol. If I ever decide to remove them I will need to re drywall. Great value for the money.

They were fairly easy to put up. They seem to be holding up so far.