Carreau de métro auto-adhésif en PVC 12 po x 12 po

I Love the tile, it looks so good in my kitchen! I’m thinking of buying more and doing my bathroom!

This item was package very nice. It came with installation instructions. I have not installed it yet because a box is 9 square feet. It would be too small for the projected it was intended for. The quality is very nice

This wall used to have food stains that you could not get off..no matter how hard you tried! It looks so much better now! The peel and stick tile was fairly easy to install. You just have to be careful the way you cut so that it matches the next piece. Overall I seriously love it! 10 out of 10.. highly recommend!

This subway tile is a peel and stick. Very easy to apply. I needed something on the side of my basement tub to catch the splashes of water. It’s the perfect color to match my gray epoxy floors. A couple of tiles were a little off, but I made it work. It’s also easy to cut to go around electrical sockets. I would order this again.

These were not what I expected at all. I’ve always wanted to try peel and stick wall tile so I was excited to have the opportunity. When I started applying them, I was excited, but the more of them I applied my excitement faded. With that say it, I think if they weren’t in my direct line of sight or if they weren’t so up close and personal, it may have been better, but definitely not in the marble look. The marble is just too busy. At one point, I thought it may have gone better if I had chosen the solid white or any solid color but considering the location I just don’t think these would have worked. I think they were just visually too close which made it way too easy for me to dissect every imperfection. They ended up looking more like three-dimensional contact paper; moreover, whenever I touched the wall, I could feel the puffiness of the material and I could also hear the crinkle of the plastic/vinyl or whatever. I do believe they could work in other applications. I think they would probably work very well higher up, as a substitute for wallpaper or contact paper in a bookcase, or to update an older china cabinet or something in that category. Thankfully, I was able to remove them the next morning and I will say some were a struggle to take down, but fortunately none of them ripped. Although these are not for me I think they can work for someone else. Since I plan to donate them, I used some wax paper to protect the remaining adhesive, and I even trimmed it out.