- STICKGOO 10-Sheet White Subway Tiles Peel and Stick Backsplash, Stick on Tiles Kitchen Backsplash (Thicker Design)

The tiles fit together perfectly and are easy to cut to fit in tight spaces. All you need are regular scissors or a sharp razor blade. Just be sure to clean your walls, especially behind the stove to assure adhesion. Excellent cost-effective solution!

I am beyond pleased with the overall performance of these tiles! Since I was going to apply them to a freshly painted surface, I followed the instructions and waited nearly a month for the paint to cure before installing. These stick better than any other peel and stick product that I have ever used, so make sure you get them where you want them on the first attempt as there is no going back for an adjustment! The tiles cut nicely with a razor blade knife or heavy scissors, and the hardest part is separating the tile from the backing paper. I found that slipping the razor blade beneath the paper on a corner was the best way to get the peel started. Overall, the tiles look great and were way cheaper than a real tile backsplash.

I love the look of this peel-and-stick tile! It really upgraded the space and was fairly easy to install. The only challenge was cutting the tiles to fit around edges and outlets. My main concern is that the adhesive doesn’t seem to stick as well as expected, even though I properly prepped the wall beforehand. Overall, it looks beautiful, but I wish the adhesion was stronger.

Let me preface this by saying I never leave reviews like this for products (even the ones I love) and I also have, historically, never before been much of a DIY’er. However, I felt inspired to leave one for these vinyl tiles, and hope my feedback will be helpful. You should know that my experience with DIY projects is extremely limited. I’m one of those people who wishes they were ‘crafty’ SO much that I’ve wasted money and time on several half-baked DIY projects I’ve decided to take on—and have never completed—bc, as it turns out, I am *not* all that crafty, and either early-on or halfway through, I’ll realize this and give up. But only AFTER I’ve already bought the supplies and made a mess. Fast forward to 2021– I figured it was time I learned from my mistakes, so I researched a LOT when I decided I wanted to finally tackle remodeling our (formerly) dark, dank, cluttered and outdated kitchen. I read a lot of DIY & design blogs and lots of online + Amazon product reviews. I needed to do this on a TIGHT BUDGET and wanted to transform the “black, spray painted cabinets, brownish color palette with earth-tones-colored ceramic mosaic tile backsplash”-kitchen we inherited when we bought our first home 7 years ago, into the “white palette, modern farmhouse”-kitchen I saw all over Pinterest. But WITHOUT breaking the bank. If you’ve also decided that peel and stick vinyl decals are the option for your DIY project, and you have anywhere from “minimal” to “I'm a pro, bro”-DIY experience, then THIS IS THE BRAND FOR YOU! I initially tried using a different brand/different tile option to cover our existing ceramic mosaic tile-backsplash, that was well-reviewed but not as well-reviewed as Stickgoo, and was a little less expensive, and found early-on that it just wasn’t going to look nice or real enough to go to all the trouble of measuring it all out. Since I was trying to cover a mostly-smooth but also uneven and bumpy surface, adhesion and the quality of the texture was important, or it would just look cheap. I read more product reviews and gave these a shot, and I’m so glad I did! They’re a great value for the money and are a superior option, as far as thickness and texture quality goes. There are a few areas that aren’t perfect bc lining everything up can be tricky and takes time, and we also discovered (like others who left feedback like this that helped!) that our kitchen walls and granite countertops were *not* actually “level”, so had we started off using a leveler to then pre-measure and cut the tiles to fit, they would’ve been really “off.” I used TSP to clean the tiles we were covering, and made sure they were dry before sticking anything to them. You’ll definitely need a utility knife (I found that an Exacto-Knife was not strong or sharp enough to slice the tiles evenly, and the “vinyl-slicer” I bought off Amazon, broke early-on), a metal ruler, and I would recommend also using one of those metal square tools that also has a ruler on it, for measuring and lining tiles up to cut down. I ended up ordering too much bc I was worried about not having enough or messing some up (which did happen) and then running out, but I believe I ordered (4) packs and ended up using like 2.5. My husband did the majority of the adhering-part, but all-in-all, it turned out really well! Those who have seen it couldn’t tell they weren’t real tiles until I told them, and then only if they were up really close and could see the 2 or 3 areas that weren’t perfect. I have had to push a few peeling tiles back down, but it’s not something I’m concerned about yet, and they’ve always gone back to being stuck very easily. I’m happy with it and am glad I found this product!!

This item looks good up but was not easy to use . It was near impossible to peel the backing off to use. I have used peel and stick backsplash before and know it should not be that hard to get the backing off. It took me longer to get it off than it took me to measure and cut and place. Do not recommend. *Update*. The seller reached out to me and offered a full refund. They said they had a batch in the factory that was found to have backing issues. They said they have addressed the issue and the having is now easier to get off. I changed my rating because the own looks great on my wall and they were nice enough to reach out to me with an explanation and refund.

I never write a review right away. I want to see how the product lasts. I purchased these tiles in August and it's now December. First I'm a pretty good at DIY. If you look close at my kitchen even my counters are hand painted to look like marble. I learned how to cut and install peel and stick flooring years ago and I used that same knowledge to install these. You have one chance to get these right if you pull them off the wall they don't stick again. The "grout" lines go only in one direction so you can't cut one than turn it upside down to use the rest so you need to be creative on your cuts. If I didn't know what I was doing I would have had a ton of scrap left over. I had 2 tiles and scrap when I was done. You must really line them up as they grab the wall fast not allowing you to adjust the fit and you want to get them right up next to each other as tight as you can. I purchased 3 packages and loved the look so much I purchased 2 more to install over the cabinets as I like the way they have shine to them and make my battery operated candles look at night. Now here's where the problem lies. The seams on the majority of them are curling. Lifting away from the wall and that's a lot of money to have invested for vinyl tiles. I now have to find a glue that I can use to try and get them to lay flat again. They seem to be firmly stuck in the middle which will make peeling them back without damage difficult if I don't use heat to try and remove them. I would not trust them around water. There is no way water would not get behind the seams. My house temperature and moisture is at acceptable levels and kept comfortable year round. I'm really disgusted as the repair will take longer than the installation. All my friends loved it and wanted me to help them install them in their home but I will not be recommending this product. I wish now I just took the time to install real tile.

Outstanding, extremely inexpensive solution. I was able to install right over the existing tile within a couple of hours. It was very easy to cut basic scissors eliminating the expense process of installing tile. It’s been a year since I put this in and it cleans very well and is wearing nicely. Pretty much everyone thinks it’s real tile. Bottom line you can’t save thousands of dollars and days of work and it is easy to uninstall

These were easy to install. They look great standing far away. Unfortunately, the white grout doesn't match up with every piece, so there are small gaps. I will have to use white paint in those areas.

Lo pusimos en la cocina. Se ve súper real y estuvo bien fácil la instalada. Se limpian perfectamente. Les puse sellador en donde topa con la barra y se ven perfectos

Amazing! Easy to work with and pretty easy once you get the hang of it. I ordered three packs and it was the perfect amount. Highly recommend getting an exact knife and ruler if you don’t have one already, you will need to cut things out. It took a little longer then expected.. about 3 hours but it was worth it at the end and looks SOOOO good. Amazing quality, sticky and just amazing. Love it. Might do an accent wall in my bedroom with these

These peel and stick tiles cost more than many of the others I was looking at, but I was dead set on red. Reading the reviews it looked as though these were of better quality, and they did not disappoint! These were so easy to install, of course you need to be detail oriented, following the grout patterns/ placement etc. When cutting edges with an exacto knife, it is important to cut from the backside to get a nice smooth edge… I learned this the hard way. These tiles look amazing, are durable, and I would highly recommend to anyone looking to upgrade their kitchen/bathroom. I will include a picture of edge cut from the back side (I recommend), and one cut from the front side that’s all wonky.

Para lo que quería me ha venido muy bien, ha pegado muy bien en gotele y queda muy estético.

Great looking tiles, easy to cut, very sticky but still sticky if you need to adjust and reapply. Perfect for what I wanted. Smaller than I imagined which is fine but means I need more than I realised. Just one pack was used, I would need at least 3 packs to do the galley size kitchen. Highly recommend these. They create the look I wanted. Two Words of warning tho, when letting your husband cook a curry, any splashes will leave the tile looking like it’s had a yellow highlighter pen drawn onto it (shown in the close up photo) and if the walls are not quite straight then obviously the corner lines won’t line up exactly the best but even still it looks ok and no one would notice at first glance.