Peel and Stick Subway Tile Backsplash Self Adhesive Brick Sticky Stickers for Kitchen Bathroom Wall,White (10-Sheet,12"×12")ClimatePartner certified

Will these fool anyone into thinking they're real tile? No, absolutely not, BUT for big impact in small spaces, they're a highly affordable alternative to expensive tiling.I have a small galley kitchen, so I used these on the walls behind my sink and stove. The sheets are 12"x12", BUT they are designed to easily overlap. You can't speed-install them; the stickiness of the backing means you need to be careful about cutting them, lining them up, etc. But they are relatively easy to install, and once they are in place, look decent. Measure and cut carefully - they slice easily enough with a box cutter or similar knife. Use a metal ruler to ensure the straightest cut lines.It took me a few hours to do both of these walls - most of the installation time was tied up in making sure things were cut carefully and then making sure the tiles were properly lined up against/over one another. If you have a stretch where several tiles will go in a row, it was slightly easier to line up the tiles and adhere the overlaps first so that the first big row was in good alignment before installing the next row.Overall, pretty pleased with how the two walls look. They're not perfect and if you look closely you can see where the panels overlap one another, but *in general*, they look good - especially on a budget. It cost $120 for me to do two walls, which is far less expensive than ceramic tiles for the same space.

This is a quick, easy solution for a backsplash. The adhesive seems pretty quality, and they stick to the walls fine. I've not used them around a lot of water, and the instructions say to "overlap" to make them truly waterproof, which means you're losing at least one row of tile per sheet if you need that option. They were easy to cut and look nice!

Tiles are very small

They were very easy to use and stick as they should. We did our entire backslash in 30 minutes with just using a box cutter for to work around the outlets.

I have been wanting to do a subway tile backsplash forever. I saw these and they are great. Easy to install and not as permanent as tile. Very happy with them!

These seem like an easy shortcut. I'm still not sold on the peel and stick back splash. So far it's staying, but I don't trust it with all the steam produced in a kitchen especially

The paper feels sturdy and sticky. Ease installation and easy to clean. Will be definitely order another set to finish the wall.

Looked great, went on easy, but when I changed my mind a few weeks later, it left my walls ruined. Be careful.