STICKGOO Arabesque Peel and Stick Backsplash, 12”X12” Backsplash Tile for Kitchen Peel and Stick, Self Adhesive Wall Tile Stick on Tiles (Thicker Design, Black)

Easy to install. Cut with just a pair of scissors. Seams are hard to find. Looks great! I covered a pretty uneven wall, and they came out great. I did have to re-stick some of the edges down the next day, so we will see how the stickiness last. Although my surface was probably not correctly prepped….

Very easy to apply. Looks really cute in my kitchen. Take your time lining them up.

Wanted to give my kitchen a facelift and liked the colors in these tiles. I was initially surprised they are made of foam, wasn’t expecting that, didn’t know how they would work. But it actually makes them more flexible and easier to work with. I did supplement the adhesive with little bit of construction adhesive to make sure they stuck. So far nothing has tried to peel off. Colors are very vibrant just like the picture. Happy with how it turned out.

Love this peel n stick tile so much! I refaced my fireplace with it over the existing tile. I just wiped the tile down with a damp cloth, didn't sand it or anything and the tiles stuck really well. I was able to peel them off to readjust, but they are definitely stickyand not going anywhere. They're very easy to cut with a good pair of kitchen shears. Note that the tiles are kind of tacky once the plastic film is removed from the front. I don't think I'll be able to dust them with a Swiffer dry cloth and may need a damp cloth to remove dust.

I didn’t read the directions before I dove into putting these tiles up. I originally didn’t wash the wall. My wall looked clean, but the tiles didn’t stick! The day after installing some tiles fell off. At that point, I washed the wall well then reinstalled. They are stuck good now! I used a rotary tool and ruler to cut the edges. That worked great and was fun to do. Just be careful of your fingers. I thought it was pretty easy to put the tiles up. Be mindful of the pattern and keep everything in the same direction. It only took me a couple hours to complete my backsplash. I love it! The tiles are kind of rubbery and shiny. It’s a good texture and I like it. I thought about putting in real tile, but I like to redecorate every few years. With press on tiles, I can change them when I feel like it! I had other press on tiles on my backsplash before I installed these. They were fine for years. I bought these new tiles because I wanted a change. I think the new backsplash looks really cute and it makes me happy!

Haven't left them up long enough to speak to durability or longevity. Quality is nice, thick tiles with weight, depth to the gloss, and strong adhesive. I'm impressed. They look beautiful. I added the silver stick on vinyl trim from a similar brand as it had the L shape to it I was seeking to finish it off. I'm obsessed with the end result. I pretty much eye balled mine but more precision would pay off in measuring and cutting if you're covering any distance as the pattern will shift slightly with each tile placed otherwise. This specific pattern does involve saving your trimmed bits to fill in some holes around the edge, but it wasn't hard.

Once up it looks alright but even with lots of experience with wallpaper and tile, both standard and peel-n-stick, I found this really hard to work with. Both sides are very slick and slippery so cuts are not straight and then have to be redone. I used a straight-edge level as a guide, and tried tried a variety of power shears and other cutting implements. Finally I figured out that if you peel off the protective layer on the top that is less slippery and can be cut with a razor. However, at this point I had wasted several pieces so I'll have to buy a whole other set to complete my small project.

A little pricey, but I love the look. The tiles were difficult to match up, so not good for perfectionists. If you can live with some imperfections you’ll love the product. It took six + one packets (some of the tiles were warped), to cover the one wall in my laundry room - minus behind the washer and dryer. I used gorilla glue spray to help the more stubborn tiles to stick.