STICKGOO10-Sheet Herringbone Tile Peel and Stick Backsplash, Beige Mixed Metal Gold PVC Stick on Backsplash, Self Adhesive Wall Tile for Kitchen and Bathroom

I always wanted a herringbone pattern tile but hiring a pro - is SUPER COSTLY!! I found these tiles and decided to give them a try. So glad I did!! Here are some pointers if you’re on the fence with these:- don’t cut them with a blade!! Use utility scissors!! Way easier and much more exact.- each piece of “wood” on each tile is actually separable. So if you need to work around intricate corners or doorways, you can literally remove single pieces of the wood from the whole tile in order to get the perfect fit.Pro’s:- super easy to cut and apply- extremely forgiving; if you make a mistake they easily peel off and restick- the fact that each tile is made up of smaller pieces makes these excellent to work around wall spaces- super sticky! Unlike other peel and stick tiles I’ve purchased - these actually STAY UPCon’s- while being super sticky…which is great - just be careful you don’t accidentally remove the backing and allow the tile to “fold” thus sticking to itself!! That happened to me and then one tile was not usable because it stuck itself to itself when I allowed it to accidentally fold over!Otherwise, AMAZING find!!

This tile is beautiful, better than I expected. It was easy to install. Cutting it was tricky but with a good sharp utility knife and then nice heavy scissors it made the project easy. Tip: score your line with the utility knife and then bend it at the score... then use scissors to cut the rest of the way.

I bought these for a camper renovation. They look very nice and are a lot cheaper than what I could buy at the hardware store. The back is very sticky so they are no doubt secure, but on the other hand are difficult to reposition for minor adjustments during application. The directions state to use a box cutter or exacto knife to trim. I found this very difficult to do and keep a nice, crisp edge. When trimming by myself, I was able to score it and then snap off. Then my husband just muscled all the way through it but the edges were still semi jagged. We even used tin snips but those curled the edges over in a really unattractive way. We ended up buying a 40 dollar vinyl tile cutter that works beautifully. We only have jagged edges on the tops and bottoms of our tile jobs from our previous cuts which we will caulk over. Overall, I expected it to be easier to trim and it is in no way repositionable after application. It looks very nice and easy to clean, not to mention good for the price, so only minus 1 star.

I would recommend using a fresh blade to cut these. They were fairly easy to score and snap. If you want clean edges I'd recommend scoring multiple times with a utility knife on both sides if possible. I love the colors. This stuff is very sticky! I wiped my walls with rubbing alcohol before applying and I don't forsee these peeling off anytime soon. Be absolutely sure where you want these placed because there is no adjusting once the adhesive hits the wall.

I knew herringbone would make this project more difficult, but overall these were easy to install and it was the look I was going for. I used a box cutter and tin snips for cutting, it wasn't easy, but if you're up for a challenge, they look great. Once they stick they are not easy to take off so double check before cutting.

Why on Earth would you buy unsealed cardboard for a wet room wall? Admittedly, I did not thoroughly read it to see what the material was, I foolishly assumed it would be vinyl, plastic of some sort, etc. For the life of me I can't imagine why you would use a cardboard backsplash in a kitchen. I'm so disappointed, it's difficult to use, difficult to cut and of course the first time it gets wet it's going to absolutely be ruined. Definitely would not buy again

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.

Easy to use! Durable, completely transformed my kitchen on a budget