DICOFUN 10-Sheet Peel and Stick Backsplash Metal Tile, Mixed Glass Self-Adhesive Mosaic Tiles, Stainless Steel Stick on Wall Tiles for Kitchen and Bathroom Backspalsh, Mirror Décor

We recently replaced my range and hood. The hood is narrower than the old one leaving a hole in my wall. There were also grease stains from years of cooking. I cleaned it as best I could but needed something to improve the wall without having to paint. I searched stainless wall tiles and found these! I like the pattern look so it pulls everything together. I had no issues getting it to stick and stay on my wall - I can tell it's very secure. It was easy to cut between tile sections with a blade to fit it in the space. I did put the last piece on a little crooked but instead of pulling it off and losing a whole piece, I left it because the rack I have on top of the range covers it. It took four tiles and I have 3/4 of a tile left just in case I need it for anything. It sounds like it will be easy to clean as bacon grease ends up getting splattered a lot in my home!

About 3 years ago, I have my kitchen a temporary face lift... Didn't have the money or time for full remodel but needed a visual improvement to last about 5 yrs at least. Bought some cute peel n stick white hexagon tiles. Easy to install and super cute.... For a couple months, until they started to turn yellow and unpeel around the stove area. After 2-3 yrs I couldn't take it anymore. Took it down, had to sand, re-mud walls, prime paint... Just to put another temporary backsplash (we still don't get money/time for full remodel). I looked at all the options online.... This was the best I could find. I have to admit, I liked the bright white tile look better than metal (these make my kitchen look a little darker) but these are a better quality, cleanable, and don't turn yellow. I've had them for about half a year and so far so good. Once stuck down, they cannot be moved.... Very powerful adhesive. Although I have one spot around the sink that I have to press on every now and then. A friend of mine had used metal peel n stick tiles before and said they were really hard to cut to size... I didn't find it hard. I used a metal straight edge and exacto knife... Had to make several passes to score and cut through but I wouldn't say it was hard. I like how easy it is to wipe down.

After weeks of shopping for kitchen backsplash tiles that matched my decor and design ideas, I finally decided to try these peel and stick silver metal tiles from DICOFUN. I made the right choice! These tiles turned out to be beautiful and perfect for the look I was after.I wanted a shiny mirror effect without actually using mirrors and these tiles fit the bill. I started by covering the backsplash area with flexible mirror sheets as a backing -- then placed the DICOFUN tiles. Although a little tedious to cut, these tiles were easy to work with. The end result is outstanding. The effect is shiny, bright, highly reflective and mirror-like without looking cheap or gaudy.I have had these tiles for a few months now and they have stayed in place with absolutely no problems. I recommend this product without reservation. Five Stars -- because I'm over the moon with the results!

There is a large gap between my kitcheck backslash and it's so hard to clean so I was searching around on amazon for something to close that gap. I am glad i found these tiles. It makes my kitchen looks better and now I don't have to spend so much time to clean after cooking. The double sided tape is very strong. They stick very well on my uneven wall. I made a mistake on my first try and it took some effort to remove them. I wish there is option to buy just a few sheets since I didn't need a whole box.

Easy to peel and apply. Looks great.

I installed the backsplash behind a utility sink. It was very easy to install and looks so sharp. It is a great value. For those of you who will ask: to install a shelf over the backsplash install your wall anchors before the backsplash and use a rubber mallet to insure they are flush with the wall. Draw a horizontal line on your wall for placement and install a lead square of backsplash that doesn’t require any alteration. When you get to a piece that requires a hole make a template out if 12x12 scrapbook paper, hold it in place carefully, locate the wall anchor by feel, pierce it with an awl or pencil, use the template to mark on the plastic covered tile with a sharpie, place tile on scrap wood, drill your hole, and do a dry fit to make sure your holes line up. If everything is kosher then it’s time to stick on your tile. Easy peasy.I have one square leftover . I’m going to mount it to a piece of wood, add quarter round and handles, and create a heat resistant trivet tray for my dining table. LOVE this product. It has so much creative potential.

I just installed them yesterday, but I needed to do a backsplash for my new stove and I wanted something that matched our appliances. This was easy to install, though i probably should have looked at the back of the box for the instructions, (probably should be printed on a piece of paper and put on the inside of the box).Overall, installed great, was easy to drill through for our floating shelf. I also was able to easily trim the aluminum easily with my tin snips. Cutting the adhesive with my safety knife was easy enough, and the whole process went pretty fast. Grips very well to the surface that was cleaned and prepped using isopropyl alcohol. I will update this comment if the adhesion fails, but seems strong now.

DICOFUN 20-Sheet Peel and Stick... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0D6GWT5VK?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_shareAs an Architect, it is the second time I used this products on my apartments, works really well and the variety is fantastic. Now BE CAREFUL with the applications and the adhesive. If you put it wrong it may be an issue. Also this specific design comes divided in sections of three, if you have two more line to fill you need to cut it individually. Therefore it is a marvelous look and great product.