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Lieu d'installation: cuisine
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The vinyl peel and stick mosaic tiles are vividly colorful and look like it will withstand kitchen wear. I will be sticking these tiles on plastic liners for a metal kitchen shelf. The 4 x 4 size is exactly what I was shopping for, and wanted for my kitchen project. The mosaic tiles have a slight sheen to it, and a durable vinyl material.
Noté 3 sur 5 étoiles.
If you want to add a pop of color to your kitchen without doing a big and expensive tile job, these stick-ons are a good option. Initially, I thought that the tile designs were too small and looked like a cheap imitation of real tile. So before sticking them on, I created my grouping and taped them with scotch tape and hung up with push pins. Originally, I tried creating the design to include a border with the orangey color tiles. Then I decided to go with a total mix-in, which I like best. In my photos, you’ll see that I used 32 tiles. Each pack comes with 24 vinyl tiles, so you’ll need several packs to get the wall coverage you want. I’ll need to order more to finish the job. The adhesive is good — they stick well to the wall.
Noté 3 sur 5 étoiles.
Use caution when deciding if you should purchase these. I absolutely love the design, but the term "tile" should be taken with a grain of salt. They are cut and can be used in the way one would typically use a regular peel and stick tile, but they are so thin, it likely won't accomplish what you want if that's what you're picturing. They really are just like heavy contact paper. I kind of expected as much, but I still hoped I might be able to use them on my backsplash. They're so thin, though, that the slight texture of my walls makes that no longer a viable option. I think I'll be able to use them instead as a sort of decoupage on furniture instead. Nice idea, but not great execution.
Noté 2 sur 5 étoiles.
Unfortunately, these just look so cheap. There is no dimension to them whatsoever. They are basically just printed on photo paper. I racked my brain trying to think of a good application for these, and all I can think of is to be used in a doll house.
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