Peel and Stick Backsplash - 5 Sheets of 7,75" x 7,75" - 3D Adhesive Peel and Stick Tile Backsplash for Kitchen, Bathroom, Wall Tile, Checkered

I love the neutral color palette. These tiles are so easy to line up and cut. They are honestly super sticky, but still manageable in case you need to peel and move them. They honestly look like real tiles and with a little bit of caulking, you cannot tell the difference I have my family fooled whether they are real tiles or peel and stick. This is a great product and I would recommend it to anybody.

THESE ARE SO BEAUTIFUL LOOKED REAL. TBH I wanted to use them for the floor but I DO NOT RECCOMEND. Had to return them because the black part is paper and wouldn’t line up well on the floor. Also too expensive to use even a small bathroom. Had to return them

Expensive! I applied it yesterday and woke up this morning to it lying on the floor. It will not stick. It is too expensive to not do what it is advertised to do. Definitely returning.

These are so easy to apply and look fantastic. Only complaint is the price. They are actually cheaper to purchase through the manufacture 😔 Also, the pack variety isn't great. If you are trying to line then up in a checker board fashion you need tiles with 2 different patterns (white in the middle vs color in the middle). It's fine, as I tried to hide the areas where I was forced to have either two white or two colored right next to each other, but definitely could be improved at the price. All in all, they're really lovely and were super easy to apply. I applied over tile, first cleaning the area with Krud Kutter.

I had done some research into different brands of peel and stick backsplash and decided to go with Smart Tiles. So far we've had our backsplash up for almost two weeks and have not had any issues. Our walls are slightly textured, so before applying each sheet to the wall, I sprayed the back with Elmer's Craftbond multi-purpose spray (any spray adhesive would work). No issues with peeling or not sticking. The instructions suggest using a utility knife to cut, but when we had to cut the sheets (to go around outlets, etc.) we found it was easier to just measure and mark the back, cut with scissors, then peel off the paper backing, spray with spray adhesive for good measure, and apply to the wall. We had no issues with bubbling or air pockets and together my husband and I installed our backsplash in under two hours. It is definitely easier to apply with two people (I held the top edges while my husband lined up the bottom edges) because once the paper backing is off the sheet is much more flexible and harder to keep square on your own. Honestly though it is so much easier than the equivalent tile backsplash would have been. As for the color, I was worried it wouldn't match our kitchen, but it works perfectly--we have white cabinets, gray countertops, and the walls are painted Sherwin Williams SW 6218 (Tradewind) for reference. In my pictures the colors seem more neutral but in person the blues and greens are more noticeable. Very happy with our purchase!

I redid my kitchen with this as a backboard and put green stickers on the cabinets… everyone thinks I paid thousands of dollars! It was a pretty easy application I used a blow dryer for the heat

Easy to install and looks ok from a distance, but it's only been 2 months and one of the tiles is detaching itself from the wall.

These are amazing! I was wanting to upgrade our kitchen, and I couldn't commit to a tile I loved, so I went with this peel and stick tiles. I wanted a natural color but also something fun and I came up with this checkered style pattern. I absolutely love how this pattern came out just by turning the tiles! The tiles were easy to cut with scissors, and they do have some room to play but once they stick, they are stuck. So, I wouldn't say they are 100% renter friendly. Two times I had to remove a tile, and it peeled off the wall paint a bit. They have been up for 2 months and So far so good!