Smart Tiles Peel and Stick Backsplash - 5 Sheets of 11.43" x 9" - 3D Adhesive Peel and Stick Tile Backsplash for Kitchen, Bathroom, Wall Tile

This product is amazing. It was so easy to cut and sticks very well. We have a big kitchen with a lot of backsplash and took us a few seperate orders to finally complete but it came out so nice!! Had fun doing it actually! Don’t have a pic of the finished kitchen but it all looks so much better and way easier and cheaper then real tiles.

I’m so impressed with this peel-and-stick backsplash tile! It looks exactly like real tile, with beautiful variation and shades that pair perfectly with the marble contact paper I used. Specifically, I paired it with the Instant Granite Premium 36” x 216” Kitchen Countertop Vinyl Laminate Cover in Honed White Marble Design. The combination is absolutely gorgeous and gave my kitchen a fresh, high-end look on a budget.I used white silicone caulk to seal the edges for a polished finish, and sewing scissors to cut the tiles to size—they worked perfectly for the job! One note: the tiles had text printed along the margin on one side, so I had to carefully trim them to ensure it wouldn’t show. This was a minor inconvenience, but once trimmed, the tiles looked seamless.I calculated the square footage carefully but still ended up needing a few extra packages, even after ordering more based on other reviews. During installation, I had to remove and readjust a few tiles, which slightly affected the stickiness, but overall, the adhesive held up well.The tiles have been up for about two months now, and there’s no peeling or lifting, even in high-heat and moisture-prone areas like near the air fryer, behind the stove, and over the sink. While it’s a temporary solution for my husband and me, it has been totally worth it. I highly recommend these for an easy, affordable upgrade!

Tiles have a good design and finish and are easy to peel and stick The adhesive is very strong and looks to hold on dry wall for a long time. They are a bit tricky to align and overlap correctly especially at corners so look carefully at the edges to make sure the correct tile side overlaps the previous one.

I initially mostly liked these until they started peeling after 4 days. If you have perfectly smooth walls you might be fine, but I live in an old home and there's an extremely subtle texture on the wall. Part of this is on me; I saw that the description said it's not great on 'orange peel.' My walls look nothing like the intense texture in the orange peel reference photo and feel smooth, so I didn't even register that my walls would be considered 'orange peel.' I can't lie, as someone who's not an expert in wall types (?), I feel the picture they included as an example of orange peel is misleading. I had no idea my wall wasn't just an old painted wall, and I literally compared my wall to the picture provided and didn't make that connection. I feel if you're trying to show surfaces that this wouldn't work on, you should show the most mild example, not the most severe. Again, I guess I should've researched what the spectrum of orange peel walls can look like, but at a glance, I didn't think my wall looked like the extremely textured example photo. Maybe I'm wrong, but I've got the pictures for you to come to your own conclusion on that.For all consumers - there is writing on the margin, so you'll need to strategize to make sure that's not showing. I didn't realize until it was already up, and it makes the product look cheap. Also, if you have irregular wall shapes/heights, it's really difficult to get a clean cut through the tile. I used a brand new exacto knife to no avail and ended up using kitchen scissors, which didn't provide the cleanest cut. Otherwise, they looked beautiful for the 4 days they stuck to the wall.I ended up wasting $80 because I'm not as informed on walls as I guess I should've been. I contacted the company for a partial refund but didn't get one. Again, this is understandable, but I am frustrated due to the price of the product and the - in my opinion - misleading example photo. This is probably a rant, but these tiles are expensive, and I don't want anyone else to waste their money like I did.

I’m happy with how these Peel and Stick Smart Tiles turned out!Pros:Perfect for a DIYer like me—easy to install without needing tile or grout skills.The shiny, glass-like surface looks elegant and is super easy to clean.The green tones fit beautifully with my décor and achieved the look I was going for.Cons:Prep work was necessary—I had to smooth the wall with drywall mud and sanding for the best results.There’s some writing on the tile edges, so overlapping them properly is a must.They are a bit pricey at about $8 per square foot, but still cheaper than traditional tile plus professional installation.While traditional tile might look slightly better, I’m happy with the result and the cost savings. Highly recommended for anyone wanting a stylish and practical upgrade!

Im so glad I purchased the real smart tiles, as the finished product was incredibly realistic.The "tile" squares are really sticky and stuck to our drywall with ease.With a leveler, we were able to install each row and follow the grout lines to keep a seamless transition from tile to tile.We used this as the back wall of our at home bar and it added all the charm and beauty we were looking for.Wonderful product!

We used these peel and stick tiles around a fireplace. First they look great. Second they have held up with the fireplace going alot. I like how easy they were to install. I would recommend these highly.

Works OK. Cannot comment on long term adhesion. Looks nice but the price is outrageous for what you get. It they dropped the price in half it would still be too expensive. I bought the white/gray and it is really on the gray side.