Peel and Stick Backsplash, Stainless Subway Tile, 3 x 6 in, 100-Pack | Stainless Steel, Self Adhesive, Stainproof, Brushed Finish, Heat-Resistant, Ideal for Kitchen, Stove Zones

Like all the art3d products I've bought these are great. I had more of a problem figuring out the staggered look than I did with anything else and that's not an issue with the product it's user error to be sure. I found that cutting them was easy, I used the score and snap technique and had zero issues with that whether the cut was horizontal or vertical. As far as them sticking to the wall I found that placing them very lightly before checking upon their position was an easy way to be able to remove and reposition where needed. They may well still bring a little bit of paint with them but so long as your placing them in a position you're certain you want them it should not be an issue. They remain plenty sticky even if you remove and reposition. I feel like the overall look is excellent. Far better than any of the false tile looking flexible plastic/rubber like sheets that are more common. Overall I had no problems fitting or placing these and after the project I find them to be a great upgrade from the sticker like backsplash I had previously installed. I've had no marring or scratches after placing them, I did scratch a few during the scoring process but that's my fault for laying them in the workspace not a defect of the tiles. Everything was uniform and I had no other issues. Excellent, quick upgrade to anything or anywhere you may want to use them. Slightly more expensive but the product quality and uniformity are well worth the cost. I recommend buying a roll of their border or a similar trim/backsplash outlining or bordering product as it does leave a more refined look.

Easy to us and assemble. I love the color and the look. Going to have to purchase another box to finish my kitchen.

I'm in the middle of my 1st time use. There's some key things to know, and some easy mistakes to make that need to be avoided. Out of the box take 1 sheet of 8 tiles and after pulling on the sheet edges to create a space in between the tiles carefully cut the plastic in between the tiles to separate them. (see pic) Warning: you should use high quality new blades in a solid box cutter / utility knife. Don't touch the tile surfaces with the knife as they're easy to scratch. Leave the protective plastic on each tile until installing each one. Make sure the surfaces where the tiles we be installed are clean and smooth. Measure and mark level lines on the wall to start. Caveat: You get one shot at sticking these tiles up so do everything you can think of before starting to put them up. I tried taking one off and it wrecked the tile and peeled off chunks of the sheet rock paper. You'll note that most tiles have a few small imperfections (dimples). I guess you get what you pay for. CUTTING: This is surprisingly easy. Use a clamp (pic) so tile won't move. Use a good amount of pressure to score the tile FROM THE BACK! You will only need to score the tile once through the foam side when it's done well. Making more than one scoring line can screw things up more than help. Keeping the score line straight is essential. If it is not, don't use the tile unless you have to and then use it in a low visibility area because any tile next to it will have a small gap. After scoring grab the tile with both hands and firmly snap it. You will be looking at foam side while snapping the two sides of the tile away from you. I was amazed at how easy and consistent this important step was Once ready to install a tile take the protective plastic off first then then adhesive side plastic off. Carefully line up one of the long edges and gently flatten the edge as snug as you can against its adjacent tile edge. Then flatten out tile pushing firmly. Make sure it is going to be properly placed before laying it. Tile removal is not a good option. I highly recommend starting in the least visible site. This way hopefully no one will notice your learning curve. I didn't give 5 stars because 1. Imperfections, 2. Inadequate instructions 3. Tiles virtually unremovable without causing more damage than it's worth.

I am extremely happy with the purchase of these aluminum tiles. We own a couple of gyms, and the mirrors were installed with silicone caulking along the bottom. Long story short, the silicone eats mirror surfacing on the back and leaves ugly black marks showing on the front. I was looking at spending $400/mirror to replace them. I purchased these tiles to cover the black marks. What a great transformation....our gym members thought we got new mirrors and classed them up with the tiles. The tiles have excellent adhesion. We've had them installed for about a month now and they are on solid. The only thing I would change is that the adhesive tape on the back is white. The top edge really shows off the white. Solved it easily by taking a black sharpie and coloring the top of the tape black. Highly recommended.

Important: prep the wall. Sand off as much of the texture as you can, wipe the dust off. Stick on as many tiles as you can at once, if doing corner aligned pattern like my backsplash (looks good in a small area, like behind the oven) you can leave all the tiles on the clear sheet. Make sure to start somewhere you can make them level. See my photos. I accidentally let some of the tiles on the right drop and left a small gap. I haven't decided if I will fix it or not. Set them in place very lightly, adjust, then press them hard to make them stick (semi permanent. I also recommend the same company's trim. In the photo you see the stainless steel trim. The trim and tiles are not metal, but look close enough. Again, my review for these are based on price and ease of install. Real tiles are certainly better, but take longer than the 30 min it took me to do this. Peel the sheet off after on the wall, but make sure not to get it under other tiles. This project started because my new oven doesn't have a back so needed the backsplash to fill the gap. My only complaint with the tile is it is easy to damage. Be careful not to pinch itself on the sheets and damage the edges (the sheets fold between tiles).

Not so bad to work with, they stick really well. Just do the prep work to your wall.

I used these for a small counter which previously had old laminate. The tiles look very chic and are simple to install if you work slowly and meticulously. Beware. Once you press the tiles down they are very difficult to remove and reposition. I was able to get a few unstuck with a scraper and rubber mallet but one or two were so bent they were unusable. Good thing there were 100 in the pack. C-clamps, a straight edge, and sharp box cutters worked for trimming straight cuts. Score the tile well, break it, and the edge is clean. Curves were tricky. I used a jigsaw and my curves were just ok. I used weights to press down one or two tiles which kept popping up and that worked fine. Caulked around the sink and back edge of the counter. No grout. I applied industrial sealant for stainless steel and this took a few days to fully cure. The result was really beautiful and I was very pleased with job and the tiles.

These tiles look great and were easy to install. We were able to reposition when necessary if we barely touched them to the wall (which we did with each row) before firmly pressing. They're nearly impossible to reposition after pressing on and I'm not concerned about them coming off. It's important to get the first row perfect or the mistake may be magnified by the time you get to the last row. These tiles got a bad rap from some reviewers regarding the cuts but the aluminum part isn't very thick and we cut most pieces by scoring FIRMLY with a sharp utility knife and snapping. We had no issues with installation and staggered the tiles like subway tile. Our 12 ft2 backsplash took us around 3 hours (largely interrupted by a toddler).

Dimension rend plus facile la pose.Produit de qualite.Mais attention comme l’explique le dépliant vos murs doivent été très droits .Je vous conseille de passer le niveau partout et attention à la façon dont les joints ont été tirés surtout dans les endroits non visibles à première vue Ex arrière frigo ou qui étaient couverts avant vos reno ex par le modèle de vos anciennes armoires.HC

Easy to install. The metallic colour is good.