Crystal Self Adhesive Peel and Stick on Wall Tiles Stickers Sticky Checkered Metro Subway Square for Kithcen Bathroom, White (10-Sheet,12"×12")

I ordered these 'DEWOO 10-Sheet White Self Adhesive Wall Tile, Peel and Stick on Wall Tiles Subway Metro' for my utility room.Before you go further - I have not properly installed these yet and I will add more photos once I have.Inside the pack are 10 tiles. Each tile has an aluminium foil sticky back - and they are exceptionally sticky. On the front of each tile is a polythene cover to protect until installation. The tile surface is more pvc like than tile but is not unpleasant and visually they look like tiles. Warning, these will not peel back off once stuck.£26.88 for ten 12" squares covers quite a bit, 2 packs should be sufficient for me in my utility room and compared to the cost of tiles, tile adhesive, grout and the mess/cleanup in a place where they wont get much hammer I think is a real bargain.

I do hate tiling so was interested in seeing how these could be applied to save that job. I wouldn't use these on areas likely to get slashed (a lot) but after reading the reviews and seeing the Window sill idea I thought about other applications and have used mine to make a custom bath panel as my plastic one was looking rubbish.I removed that, bought some MDF I cut to size and screwed in place then stuck these things over it creating what looks like a nicely tiled panel along my bath. Looks great.The tile's glue holds well, and any water just runs down them.Overall, nice idea and lets you be a bit creative for a reasonable price.

I got these for a bathroom windowsill and am really pleased. I was originally intending to tile it with conventional tiles, but it’s a time consuming task and relatively expensive so I thought I’d try these. Best decision ever!They can be cut with scissors and the adhesive is very good. From start to finish and with minimal prep this took me ten minutes…in fact, I did it after brushing mt teeth at bedtime on the spur of the moment! So easy to use. Four weeks in and they still look perfect. The joins, which I slightly overlapped at the ‘grouting’ are still water tight and secure.The texture is slightly rubberised and very easy to wipe clean. In fact, I think these are easier to clean because the grout does not cling to dirt. They are also kinder to glass bottles.Far cheaper than tiles and I still have half a pack left. Simply brilliant.

I got these without any particular plan in mind as to how to use them, until I read through the reviews and saw the review from 'Andy' who used them on a windowsill. Genius! My windowsills were really tired looking and in desperate need of a lick of paint. So instead of going to the hassle of paining them. I just stuck these on my windowsills instead. Thank you, Andy!The tiles simply need to be cut to shape and stuck in place. No DIY skills are needed, just a ruler, pencil, and a steady hand for cutting, I used a Stanley knife. Once stuck in place, remove the clear protective film over the top of them, and you're done.I have a bit of light reflection on my photos but in real life, the difference these stick on tiles have made to my windowsill is amazing. Moreover, they just wipe clean and won't chip like pain does.As a person who is absolutely useless at DIY, I'm absolutely delighted with the result and how quick and easy it was to do. The company do a variety of different styles of these self-adhesive tiles, so if these particular ones don't take your fancy, it's worth checking out the other styles they do. Really pleased and highly recommended.

These can be an easy way of adding a bit of interest to an area, although that very much depends on a number of things. If your wall isn't completely plumb then it might not look great. You can't add a little bit of extra grout to fill a gap like you can when tiling. Same if you have a wall that's not completely flat, it will cause little bumps or recesses where the adhesive doesn't stick.Sadly, I was about squares short of being able to do my utility wall between the worktop and wall units. I think the pack should be a bit bigger or they should offer a small pack as well because for me to do this job I would have had to have purchased 2 packs costing nearly £54 and throwing most of one pack away.I was able to test them though against some spare MDF and they adhere pretty well although be sure to check which surfaces they are recommended for because not all will work. They are easy to cut as well with a sharp blade.Overall I don't doubt that you could end up with a nice effect if done properly, but for me I could have probably tiled it for a similar amount and it look 10x better.

This is a type of product I'd not come across before, but will prove useful for a couple of problematic areas that need finishing in our bathroom. They can be easily cut as required with a fresh sharp blade, wiped clean, and with a test piece I used, they stick well. As they add negligible weight to a surface, this can be a big advantage over using actual tiles on panels that are removable. They could also be useful as a temporary solution if needed. I wouldn't use these for a large major area, and the effect won't stand up to close scrutiny, but for smaller more out of the way areas they seem to be a good option.

These faux tile sheets are very well done. I can't say I would ever use them for myself in our main kitchen or any other premium room where tile could be used. But we have a utility room where my standards are less demanding and is such that it could use the improvement these provide.I've been thoroughly impressed by the result. The adhesive backing is dynamite. It is foil and the adhesive sticks impressively. The look of the tile side is equally impressive and appears to be seriously functional.If you know what you are going for and these tiles meet with your approval on terms of aesthetics you will be super satisfied by their quality.

I was skeptical about these, but gave them a try. They look fantastic and are very easy to work with. A great solution for situations where you can't or don't want to tile.

I installed them in my kitchen and they gave the space a refreshed look without the hassle of traditional tiling. Though, I noticed that the adhesion is decent but may need some extra reinforcement in humid areas, like bathrooms, or if applied over textured surfaces.

This peel and stick back splash is GREAT. It honestly looks like each tiles is individual, but they are so easy to install in one big chunk. They look very realistic and everyone that comes into my kitchen asks me about them. Amazing peel and stick tiles that are so very easy to use!

The media could not be loaded. Bright white tiles comparing to other products I have tried. Strong adhesive so far. It looks thin but once installed the effect looks fantastic.Good quality.