KASARO Kitchen Backsplash Peel and Stick Tiles, Hexagon Penny Metal Mosaic Tiles, 8 Pieces 3D Self Adhesive Wall Tiles Decorative for Living Room, Bathroom, Fireplace, 12”x12”, Gray

10/10 would recommend this product.The good- BEAUTIFUL. High quality product, no issues with any of the individual sheets. Easy to peel the backing. I added a few dots of adhesive to the back of each piece before sticking it to the wall. I only peeled a small portion of the paper on the edges in order to get it lined up perfectly, then peeled the rest after the edges were stuck.The not so good- difficult to cut and get a nice edge. I used tin snips, something else may work better. this wasn’t too much of a concern because I planned on using trim anyway. If you do not have the edges lined up perfectly it is very easy to find yourself with a big problem. Some single hexagons did fall off while placing, easily fixed but just be mindful.

To me this is very worth the cost for such a unique tile. For everyone having difficulty cutting the tile, I used a paper slicer that I got at Walmart for 25 bucks. Line it up and cut the first half then flip the tile and cut the rest. The faster you cut the cleaner the cut will be. You have to be methodical and careful about how you place it, because once it's there it's going to be nearly impossible to pull off without ruining it. This tile is created with what appears to be stamped out patterns of foam covered in very thin brushed metal. Those geometric shapes are then stuck to another layer of double-sided tape. What makes this tile more difficult to cut is that all of the geometric shapes are not the same height, so when you go to cut it it can try to move as it is not being supported evenly. I very carefully pushed the lower ones down with my fingers so they would not try to flip up and rip off while they were being cut. This is extremely dangerous if you don't know what you were doing. I suppose if you really wanted to you could cut them with an angle grinder or something but that would take a long time and you'd have to be super precise. Also I was not able to cut it with my table saw. The foam is too fragile and the saw just rips the shapes right off of the backing. The paper cutter is way way better.

Just finished installing this on the fridge of my vintage travel trailer. Overall I am extremely pleased and got the exact effect I was going for. This stuff is thick and sturdy and is truely 3D. The installation started out pretty smooth and I was very happy with because the individual hexagons pull apart from each other very easily so that was good for arranging it to the right size. However then I made an itsy bitsy mistake...applied one section just a little off from exact...and then what was once a feature became a burden. The section would not remove in one peice so in order to fix it I would have to take each little hex off individually. Luckily I was able to squeeze a few in their spot without removing all of them but it doesn't fit exact because the whole area is not lined up exact. This product is very forgiving in the sense that it is not hard to remove a peice if you mess up and the soft sticky backing is very strong and can be reapplied multiple times. Just be very careful when you first apply and make sure it lines up exactly or I would say do small sections at a time to be careful. The sections come together seamlessly. Also I don't forsee this causing any damage if I choose to take it off in the future since I moved many sections already with no damage...might damage paint though because the adhesion is so strong. Overall I think it looks fantastic.

I was a little (a lot) hesitant to buy stick-on tiles for my kitchen. All my concerns went away when they arrived - they look great. They are incredibly sticky so be sure you place them appropriately and carefully when you are putting them on your walls. Because these fit together like a jigsaw puzzle, there really aren't seems so the end product looks professionally done. One suggestion is to buy tin-snips. Because of the texture, some parts are thicker than others and a utility knife doesn't really do the job.

Bought these for a 12’ x 42” bar wall and the ceiling above. Used almost all my tiles on the wall alone after having to tear them down over and over. So far only about 9tikes lined up. Brand new flat drywall wall, so not a surface problem. Even if you but the positives together and look at the negative octagon, they only line up half way down the tile. You can match top to bottom or side to side, but rarely will both sides line up. I even used a plumb line. Worst installation experience ever. Good for a small space, but you see seams and repeats easily on a big wall.

I really loved the final result!The tiles are very sticky so be careful when you place them, make sure to take the proper measurements before the application.Each tile is also very fragile as it’s made out of little hexagons kept together by the foamy sticky backing, and if not handled delicately they tend to separate.Good product, I was very satisfied!

love it - it sticks really well - once u put it on there’s no repositioning it- u can pull it apart if you want it does come apart easily- it is really hard to remove literally will tear ur wall up so your stuck with this for good no redoing it later if u don’t like it - - u have to jigsaw the pieces in i noticed some parts would have slight gaps u have to fit the pieces in then press down and let it adhere so no gaps- metal cutting scissors worked cutting it

Not finished yet but so far so good. Few things I did that will hopefully help with installation. 1) get a cutting tool like the one above heavy duty. Works perfect for cuts, 2) can of spay adhesive, apply gently to the area your tiling about an inch away from your tile line to not get it in the tile you just put up, 3) for putting individual tiles in spray the adhesive on the scrap red backing to dip the sole tiles in with a pair of needle nose pliers ( help to avoid getting your fingers stuck, 3) leave back paper on exposing just the corner and edge you're starting with, trust me once you stick you cant reposition with breaking all of the loose and there junk after that. Overall best stick tile I've used and worth the aggravation