Subway Tile Peel and Stick Backsplash, 3" x 6" Aluminum Bevel Edge Stick on Backsplash for Kitchen Bathroom (44 Pieces, White)

Very good quality and easy to install, you can cut the at the seams on the front then flip it over to the back and do the same, doing so will give you the ability to put them on one at a time if you’d like. The template was too big at times and it was easier to just place one by one especially around corners and outlets.

Great product! The best part is that it is matte instead of shiny plastic looking like other peel and stick tiles. This makes it look more realistic. Installing was incredibly easy. I used a long metal level and a very sharp X-Acto knife to score it before. I did this little wall section of my laundry room in about 45 minutes.

Great looking product with some serious adhesion power!

Nearly impossible to cut, unlike the plastic like ones so if you have to make a ton of cuts I would reconsider.The edges are not smooth when cutting, and you score it and then it splits again not easy to cut.

This backsplash is absolutely beautiful. I placed this on the wall behind my kitchen stove and the difference is stunning. The tiles came neatly and safely packaged, and even though are beautiful in the box, they look even better on the wall. :) Each of the tile measure about 3 inches wide and about 6 inches long, and they each have 4 beveled edges that seem to have about 1/2-inch bevel. The tile is lightweight, not heavy like a ceramic tile, but solid and strong feeling. These are easy to apply, but make sure you have your lines drawn first. Once these stick to the wall they don't want to move, there is no wiggle room, and it sticks good. I peeled the paper backing off, lined up the bottom of the tile with my line and sort of slowly pivoted, or rolled the tile backwards, making sure to be as close to the neighboring tile as I could get. When the sticky back part touched the wall, it was stuck as if by superglue, so no wiggle room. To cut the pieces for the trim and the half lap, we're using a metal cutting saw blade (not the ones used for cutting wood) and then just turning the cut and non-beveled edge towards the cabinets, with the fresh beveled edge against the tiles. The whole project, minus the time waiting for someone to help move the stove, was less than 1 hour. I don't think I could be any happier with the finished project, it looks gorgeous.

These tiles really do offer a upscale look. Their 3D beveled design helps make them "pop" even more. The brushed metal look is nice, especially if you are looking for an more industrial look. I used them in my bar, and get complements all the time!

You will need serious tile cutting shears to cut these. An X-acto knife won't do it. Cutting around electrical outlets is challenging, and I cracked a good number of tiles trying to get it right. The results are beautiful, though. I installed over colorful glass tile, then caulked between tiles for a grout-like look (and to cover imperfections).

I love this product. It looks like real marble.