COLAMO Luxury 5 Sheet Peel and Stick Backsplash,Self Adhesive Glossy Faux Marble Tile, 12”x12” Pure White Subway Tile for Kitchen, Stick on Accent Wall Brick Mosaic Tile for Bathroom,Bedroom,RV

These tiles are beautiful and were very easy to install. They are easy to cut if you score it with a razor then break it over a straight edge. They are thick and appear to be very durable. The color is beautiful and I could not be happier with them. I would highly recommend these tiles to any do it yourselfer.

The quality is amazing. It’s textured, looks like real tile but not heavy and way easier to work with. I used a utility knife and square metal rulers. Score & snap to do the smaller pieces. Easy to cut & manipulate. The stick on these is strong, so make sure it’s positioned correctly or you will struggle to remove it. It took about a days worth of work. Finished off edges with caulking. This wall was almost four boxes of 10. It is stunning. It turned a bland hallway to the laundry room and pantry to a stunning accent hall. I really love the look, the quality, the ease of working with, it’s almost too good to be true, but believe it, this is a quality product. I used the beige, it looks beige in the box, but looks taupe/gray on the wall. That’s just the lighting in that area, I still am fascinated with and I love how it took on its own unique color.

I've been obsessively searching and researching for renter friendly peel-and-stick backsplash for my rental apartment for months. I finally found this product after a long rabbit hole and it's perfect. It's a lot more thick, stiff, and high-quality than most of the peel-and-stick out there. This is more like a hard plastic-like material, each rectangle is a separate "brick" but connected with one piece of sticky backing (which has a slightly foamed so you can really pressed it on). It makes a nice clack sound when I tap it with my finger nails!But let me tell you, making thosee cuts around the outlets was the worst. I only had a bunch of utility knives/box cutters and I tried to make a fast template to fit it around the outlet. It was my first time doing this and I really sucked at it. I recommend watching some YouTube tutorials on how to easily do difficult cuts like this. Luckily I managed it and disguised my mistake with some caulking. Straight across cuts are MUCH easier cause you can score the tile, then press firmly to snap it.Regardless, I love this product so much! I want to try another style for my bathroom!Though... I have not tried to peel it off... 🙃

I purchased these and then I also purchased some of the 3-D art white smaller subway peel and stick backsplash. These are far better quality in every way than the 3D art subway tiles we also bought and installed. Those looked and felt like plastic, these look and feel like real tile! They break apart much cleaner and easier, cut well, and mount well.Always put a few dabs of gorilla glue close to the corners or edges when I install but only ones I’ve really set it all, ill just peel back the edge or corner to apply tiny dabs and it just really adhears better that way. I also purchased these notched peel and stick trim rods (not flexible or quarter round) the notching allow room to accommodate the tile and still sit flush in the wall, making exposed end sides look clean and polished. We found those rods on Amazon and they come packaged in four rods, they have a few coordinating color options too and the dark gray matched these perfectly. Now, for the bottom where it meets the counter, you must realize before you start that most counters are not completely level. It is good before you pull the backing to line them up on your counter against your wall the stretch you want to put up, and look at the tops of the tile to see if it goes downhill or looks uneven, and make sure the tiles are aligned on top even if you have gaps at the counter because there is also this fabulous dark gray peel and tick “silicone” roll that can cover up that gap and make a clean and sharp looking seal where tile meets counter. The one I used was 1/4 inch but in some cases, depending on your gap, you might want to go 1/2 inch.Really in comparison to the other one I purchased, this is a stellar product and I highly recommend it!

Like look is beautiful relatively easy to install.

The back of our kitchen counter island was plain and I always hated the way it looked. I looked around and after reading tons of reviews, decided to give these a try. They were perfect! Fairly easy to install, and they stick VERY well. The tile sheets are sturdy and feel like tile. I would definitely recommend!

I purchased these in late August and put them up in early September. They are beautiful tiles, heavy and good quality, and they look very real. My issues with them are how difficult they were to put up (since some pieces just did not want to lock together) and cut, and the inconsistency of the adhesion. I followed all the directions in prepping for placement. I cleaned the areas as directed, and some pieces adhered very well to the wall, while other pieces did not. Certain pieces started falling off a week after and now more other pieces are lifting/falling. There have also been no changes in temperature and it's not in an area where there has been any water or condensation/steam of any kind.Since these tiles were a lot more expensive than the other brands on Amazon, and I spent more money believing it would be of higher quality, I reached out to customer service but was pretty disappointed. Since I'm already past the return date, they explained they have no warranty, but they do have "an after sales mailbox" I could send my photos and videos to and they would handle it from there...Maybe I just got a bad batch but unlike the majority of other customers I'm not having a good experience with these tiles. I'll come back and update this review after I speak more with customer service... just beware of this when purchasing for yourself.