STICKGOO 10-Sheet Herringbone Tile Peel and Stick Backsplash, Beige Mixed Metal Gold PVC Stick on Backsplash, Self Adhesive Wall Tile for Kitchen and Bathroom

We updated our toy hauler bathroom with these! I hated the previous mirror set up so I stuck these on the wall behind the new one! Easy to use and look great!

I purchased this backsplash originally a few months ago, as many of us do for the upgrade look without the upgrade price. About a month ago we had a grease fire on the stove. The hood-range ventilation, stove damage and also my beautiful backslash. But…..my house is still standing with minimal damage due to the backslash. The fireman said the backslash is a good one because had we not had it and if fire made contact with the wall it could’ve been disastrous. Listen….. the backslash was burnt and could not be cleaned, we peeled and scraped the it from the wall…..no damage to the wall at all. The adhesive was pretty much the only problem, which really wasn’t a problem. Just a little alcohol in a spray bottle and an old bath cloth cleaned it off. I’ve purchased my 2nd box and installed, it’s looks better now than it did before. I do recommend this product very much so. Who would have ever known a little box from Amazon would protected our investment, save us so much money, heartache and frustration?

The media could not be loaded. Here’s my honest review of someone who is bougie on a budget and does not have time to have her handy man break the dry wall and plaster actual tile.Items/professionals you will need:1. A good handy man unless you are handy and do DIY’s frequently2. Milter Saw - I got a Ryobi Electrical Saw3. Box Cutter4. Blade5. Caulking gun with caulk, preferably a semi gloss but matte is fine too6. Dry tag and damp wet rag7. 2.5 hoursPlease for the love of God hire a handyman and make your life easier if you are doing an entire backsplash. Mine turned out great but the person doing it usually works with actual tile.You need a saw that can cut the boards in a straight line so it is not uneven at the bordering/bottom ends of the tile. If you have a saw, multiple can be cut at once if measured and aligned properly.An important key factor and hack is that if you are doing the white herringbone pattern then you will see black lines/small gaps and holes. CAULKING is a life savor. It will hide imperfections like black spots and gaps and provide a seamless look.While my handy man put the tiles I caulked the backsplash. You take a caulking gun over the black gaps or holes and with your finger smear it over, use a dry rag to wipe over it; and a slightly damn rag to remove excess caulking.There are some areas like (three) in total that my handy man needs to re-do but overall I am very happy with the result being the fact that it’s not real tile. I hope these stay sticky and do not start to un peel, i’ll be so sad!Note: even with a saw the plug outlets will be a pain to cut around the board so get ready for that. Dont worry about jagged edges because the plug cover will hide imperfections.Good luck!

This stuff is very easy to use, sticky, and definitely upgraded my space!

Very upset because apparently the set came with eight instead of the 10 sheets advertised

These are incredibly hard to work with if your walls are at all out of plumb. Just as everyone else says, once you stick it, it is stuck. There is no moving them unless you rip the paint off the sheetrock. If you have some experience with this sort of thing, it might go more smoothly. My husband was able to cut them fairly easily with a utility knife. For a budget backsplash for a rec room half bath, it is okay. If you are going to use these in a main area, I would think twice. Also, it might be easier to set these if you cut them on the lines where they fold. This might make it easier to place them instead of placing the whole sheet. I wish I had thought of that earlier.

This peel and stick tile checks all of the boxes. I used it around my fireplace to cover some outdated marble.Once this was affixed there was no turning back. It will not peel off. I used a heat gun and a razor and still struggled to get off a mistake I made.And on that note, I had the heat gun on full power (temp and speed) and there was zero damage to the tile, so it will withstand heat!The tiles were easy to pop on. Since there are many pieces per sheet it’s easy to make sure the excess is used. Minor issues with alignment but nothing that would stop me from using this again. Might just toss a little white chalk in if it really bothers me. Color is gorgeous in person! My fireplace looks like it belongs in 2025 now, not 1994! Great transformation.

Great product! I used for my bar. I’ll be using again for another project.