8" x 8" White Graphic PVC Peel & Stick Field Tile (Set of 10)

Back in the day, you could just cut stick-on tile with a kitchen scissors. But this one, oy. It is made from PVC, you have to score it several times with a very sharp utility knife, then break it off. that is fine for a straight cut, but if you have to cut out the middle of a tile, like to go around a light switch, good luck! It is next to impossible and takes a lot of strength!!!

I really love these in my kitchen. They have been up for a few months but I noticed a couple of days ago that some are coming loose on the wall.

These are a great alternative to permanent tiles, especially if youre looking to freshen up the look of a room. They look expensive and trendy without being too over the top. Tiles are very sticky, but you have to ensure you clean the walls thoroughly. For the most part these stick really well, except for one tile that we always have to push in one side and one tile that has fallen off the very top twice in about 6 months. Cutting the tiles is not hard, but having a tile cutter probably would have helped a bit. Otherwise you need a razor blade to score the tile on both sides and then sort of snap it in half. I would ensure you order extra because inevitably youll screw something up or need to replace one or two that wont stay on the wall. Bottom line - love these tiles and we get lots of compliments.

Love this peel in stick tile! We used it to update our motorhome. Prep your walls first, make sure they are free of grease. I did have to reglue one, but so is all. Cleans up great!

Very cute! Originally I had idea to finish the top of a little outdoor table, but I couldn’t find and heavy cutter. You probably need an electric saw or a jigsaw, not sure. But I came up with an idea to put them on my patio posts. I think it looks interesting.