Yipscazo Peel and Stick Tile Backsplash, Stick on Kitchen Backsplash (3x6 Inch Chip Size, Pack of 32)

Was a little nervous trying these but they worked out great. Definitely difficult to cut perfectly (ended up using the exacto knife score then crack method). Very strong adhesive, one of mine went in a little crooked and I couldn't fix it immediately after placed. Used in my laundry room and at the bottom of an old vanity. Holding up well after several months. I don't think I would use them in a kitchen but I guess you could. Wasn't sure what to do with the edges, I still need to maybe caulk around them? It's doesn't look bad without it, though once again that's in my laundry room so it's not exactly fancy

Got these for behind the sink in kids bathroom. Incredible easy to install and cut to size. I used a carpenters knife to cut on the padded side (pressing firmly to go into the face a little from behind) then just snapped apart with no issue. The only reason I didn't give a 5 star is because the middle on some of them bowed out a little. To be fair though some of that may be because I rushed and didn't press firmly long enough when installing. All and all a great product and definitely worth the cost.

People complain they don't stick but I can only assume the surface was not clean. I replaced my 20 year old over the stove microwave with a low profile unit leaving just under 6" space of bare plywood I used to build the wall up so the new tile would meet the backsplash tile. I chose this tile because I could not match the original tile. I sealed the bare plywood with water base poly did a dry fit and trimmed the edges to fit.I didn't get one tile aligned properly and had to remove it. That's when I found out how well they stick. I had to make another tile and try again. Placed a little water base caulk to seal the edges and presto!! Looks Great!

The tiles are nice. You need to score the metal part with a blade and then turn over and bend to pop a good line. Wish I knew this before I started. Was cutting with metal shear cutters and cuts not that good. I discover the score and pop toward the end, naturally. They stuck pretty well over my kitchen tiled. However, if there are any tiles that are raised, you will have a messy area with tiles not sticking and popping up, You just have to live with it. I just finished, so I can't give you any information on how they will act in the future. Just praying they do good.

I used this subway tile peel & stick wallpaper as an alternative to tiling or using shiplap for a backsplash until we get new countertops. At first I was skeptical of it because of the satin finish. I almost took it back until I read reviews & saw pics from people’s homes. I was pleasantly surprised. It’s wasn't too hard to put up once I got in a rhythm. The first wall took longer than the second as I was figuring out a measure, cut and stick system. I did have to waste a row or two of tiles between each cut to make sure all the tiles were lined up correctly. There are definitely a few imperfect areas but aren’t super noticeable. All I used for the install was a tape measure, ruler, exact-o knife, scissors, and wallpaper squeegee.

Very happy with this product! Easy to install, easy to cut a few pieces in half for a true subway style layout. I used a miter box and hand saw. Because these tiles were bought specifically for a backsplash behind my oven and stove, I ordered self-adhesive edging from another vendor to finish off the edges. NOTE: the adhesive is very strong so once you place your tile it's on there for good. I had to remove one and part of the drywall came off with it. So, my backsplash looks perfect, the product is easy to clean and a nice quality.

I really wish I had taken a before pic! We live in a house built in 1953 and haven’t remodeled the kitchen yet. Previous owners had just put layer after layer of contact paper over each other when the layer got too greasy or dirty! Needless to say, it was a pretty gross clean up! Once we got that mess cleaned up, we applied these tiles! They look amazing! They are super easy to install. They really stick well so make sure you place them right where you want them!We used an exacto knife to score the tiles and then snapped them at the score line when they needed to be cut. Totally recommend this product!

This looks like my kitchen was remodeled by a professiona! It's easy to wipe up and water proof. We did used a channel at the bottom edge, my choice. I found that using a block of wood and a hammer to tap the block to keep everything in line and snug. The tiles can be snapped if you score them first and then use an acrylic nail file to smooth the edges. Be aware that you can cut yourself and don't drop any on the floor where people or pets could hurt themselves. Cutting around outlets isn't hard either. Some tiles have the smallest bit of adhesive overhang on one sides, if you find one, I found if you trim it up first it fits in better. I recommend these tiles if you don't want to use ceramic tiles. We love our kitchen with this clean bright look! FYI, The trim, sink, faucet, and range hood, were all purchased at Amazon. Happy with everything!

These look really nice and we’re a perfect choice to cover a glass splashback , they did hower start lifting almost straight away , even though instructions were followed to the letter . Ok for a quick fix but wouldn’t buy again

Adhesion was awful. Came home and they had all fallen off the wall. Had to buy no more nails. Cellophane has marked all the tiles.

Ordered first lot of tiles put them up as splash back they look so good👌Ordered 2nd. Pack tiles to use Can recommend them 👍👍👍

Very nice and works properly