DICOFUN10 Sheets Marble Look Peel and Stick Backsplash Wall Tile, PVC Kitchen Backsplash Peel and Stick in White, 9.4 sq.ft

I must say this isn’t going to be the easiest thing you do in your kitchen! But your going to LOVE the outcome when your finished. Depending on how your kitchen is set up but my kitchen there’s was a bunch of little corners to get into & oh man! What a little pain! But! The backsplash is very easy to cut & look absolutely beautiful when your finished!

I used these as a back splash in my kitchen and loved them. When we sold our house a couple of years later, one of the things the buyer liked was the back splash. I doubt she realized it was just a peel and stick back splash, but none the less, it caught her eye. When we moved into our new home, I bought these again and put them up on the kithchen back splash. They add so much brightness and make the kitchen look clean.

Feliz con esta compra, pensé que no se iba a ver bien y que no tuviera buena calidad pero me sorprendió

The backsplash looks great but messed up on 1. Followed the instructions on how to remove it and reuse it but didn't work.

Great product, good quality and easy to install.

Rarely write a review but I LOVE this product!! It has exceeded my expectations!

The media could not be loaded. This worked perfectly. So easy to apply. Super easy to cut and adjust to any irregular shapes needed. I would highly recommend this. I did the whole base of my counter island in just a couple hours, by myself. There were a couple of spots that I failed to line up perfectly but you can’t even tell. I just know it’s there. Definitely make sure you have lined up where you want because the adhesive doesn’t allow for much adjustment, the tiles will come apart if you try to peel off.

So, first and most important: they do LOOK awesome, like real tiles.The shiny copper-ish squares are awesome.Not sure how long the glue sticks to the wall, time will tell. But they appeared solid going on.however, and this won't take away any stars for the product: be mindful how "handy" you are cutting them unless you have a smooth wall w/o any outlets.The instructions use a myriad of "..use scissors, knife, snips, saw..." basically covering all bases for the manufacture.I do NOT think anyone can cut those rectangle cut-outs for light switches or outlets with anything other than a fine saw (hand operated coping saw or electric powered scroll saw). See pictures 2-3-4. This wasn't a big deal for me, but anyone literally owning only to scissors or box cutter knife, not sure how this could be done.Secondly: since the tiles are adding 1/8th of inch (~4mm) of thickness, any outlet or switch should be raised that much off the wall. For that purpose go to home depot and buy those yellow switch raise "thingies" (no idea how they were called, bought a few some years ago). only then will they get "flush" to the wall on top of the tiles again.Hope all that made some sense. Good luck! Cheers....