AULIGET Tiles

Took a chance to try this behind my sink and I am glad I did!!! Installation was a breezy! They are great quality easy to cut apart to fit your wall and the color is exactly as pictured! It is very very sticky so make sure you have it exactly where you want it before sticking it I made a couple mistakes but I was able to work with it. They align very well and look like the real deal I am very happy!!

I ordered the light gray + silver 20-pack. I needed three boxes but ordered four to be safe—glad I did. Extra pieces help with mistakes and future fixes. These tiles look great and feel heavier than expected. The surface has slight design variation, which gives it depth and helps hide seams. When cutting around outlets or filling gaps, everything blended in really well—you can’t tell where patches were made. Cutting does take some effort since the PVC is thick. Strong scissors work best, and scoring with a razor first helps prevent uneven snaps. The adhesive is very strong. We installed over smooth, glossy tile after cleaning and lightly sanding it. One mistake was placing the first tile slightly off due to countertop caulking—it threw off the row. I recommend dry-fitting a full row with painter’s tape first to make sure everything lines up, then peel the back to officially stick. For installation, don’t apply tiles completely dry. We used a spray bottle with water and a small amount of dish soap, lightly wiping it onto the sticky back. This lets you slide and adjust the tile before it sets. Without that, it sticks instantly and is very difficult to remove. Once the first row was laid, the rest went smoothly. Even with cut pieces around wall plugs, the final result looks like one continuous backsplash. Also, order all boxes at once—there can be slight color differences between batches according to the manufacturer. To be safe I opened three boxes at once and rotated one piece from each box through the whole project. My pics are of just one wall but we did 4 in total. Overall, great product. Looks high-end, easy DIY, and a huge cost saver. We were quoted around $4,000 for kitchen tile replacement. For this project, we bought four tile boxes, a pair of heavy duty scissors, a razor for scoring and a spray bottle for a grand total of $205. --2 month update; no falling or peeling tiles, looking great and have had numerous compliments, people had no idea they were stick on's

I cant say enough good about these peel and stick tiles. They are beautiful, substantial, and easy to work with. This is my third go round with peel and stick tiles, I did the kitchen for myself several years ago, and a kitchen for a friend. At that time I used the old plastic sheets as that was pretty much the only product available at the time. They were hard to work with, were flimsy, and unforgiving once they were placed on the wall. Luckily, I covered a highly painted surface and when I decided to replace them recently with the help of a hairdryer they came off quickly, paint and all. There was no wall damage as the old primer remained. It was definitely time for a refresh as the old tiles were looking ratty. I scraped the wall to remove any old paint bits and put on a fresh coat of primer. Behind the stove I put a sheet of stainless steel instead of using tile as I had in the past. I'll leave a review on that separately as it is a beautiful product! Pay attention to the suggestion of lightly spraying the adhesive with a couple drops of dish soap in water mixture. It made application so easy as you'll have a few extra seconds to move the tile around while placing it on the wall. The tiles were easy to cut with a large pair of scissors. And working around the plugs was a snap. Again, this wasn't my first rodeo, I'm a regular DIY'er, but this product should be super easy to work with for a beginner. Did I mention that the tiles are reasonably priced? These were a great buy. I bought 2 boxes for my small kitchen and used some of the second box. They arrived very quickly and were packaged very well with no damage, whatsoever. If I had a high end home maybe I'd do things differently but I like things to look nice and not spend a ton of money on projects. I'll spend on the furnace, A/C etc, but I like to save where I can. I've had tons of compliments on this project.

These peel and stick tiles are absolutely beautiful! We ordered the gray for our concrete wall. Fast delivery, shipped in compact boxes so that customs won’t over-charge. They gave our little rental a much needed facelift. They are a little difficult to peel off, so be careful not to peel the entire adhesive off, use a box cutter, pin or anything thin to peel the thin layer of paper off the back. The tiles are very thick and of superb quality, so ensure that your cutter is sharp. Very easy to install and quite sticky so be sure to fit before peeling. I ordered 4 boxes and I’m left with 1.5 boxes after doing portions of both side of my 8ft long kitchen. Do not hesitate just buy them. Hope this helps.

I would give this five stars, but I can’t get backing off without ruining some of this stick stickiness. I don’t know how to get it off without messing it up a little bit. Other than that it looks pretty nice. I think it’s gonna work out well it is very sticky.

Love these so much. So easy to use and they stick very well. Easy to score and snap where you need to break the tile to fit into the area you need. Highly recommend. Size is perfect and easy to work with i dont recommend cutting as that is fairly more difficult but if you use a box cutter and score it first it snaps easily.

Cleaned up the old yellow backsplash and stuck it over the top. Looks like a completely different kitchen! Tips: Extremely sticky, once its on,its on! Use a pencil to mark the tile b4 cutting as you can erase with no problem. You can easily use a scissors to cut vertically across the tile. *Do not try horizontally as they will shatter. I used an oscillator to to that or more complex cuts*. When fitting push the new piece into the joining fingers to keep the joints tight while also slowly bringing it to the wall to stick and keeping it tight to the piece below it so you don't get a gap. (Unfortunately it will happen and you will find out what I mean). I only had to peel up (rip up lol) one piece, but I have some color match caulking I got with my countertops for the miter joints that I will use on my gaps. All in all you can't see most of my gaps and it looks absolutely amazing!

So i got a risky dinky ugly AF apartment. I just renewed my lease and I needed this place to feel like home. So I am starting in my kitchen. I wanted it to look like I live in 2026 not the 70's 😫 So I did some peel and stick, got a nice dish rack, I put in a black pendant light above, The walls are killing me which I may paint grey but the kicker was the back splash. It came out amazingly. My husband and I did it together and its like putting ikea furniture together it WILL test your resolve 🤭🤣🤣🤦🏻‍♀️ but at then you laugh it off because we did it. We finally got the hang if it- we found it easier connecting one end to the wall while kind of bending it out ward like concave towards you and the curve towards the wall and laying it down one end first and slowly flattening as you go moving puces to fit. This WILL NOT come off once you stick it even if you havent pressed it down. It will bring EVERYTHING up with it. So thank god we covered the wall with cardboard stapled to the wall because we found out the hard way and had to tear 2 pieces off and restart from carboard and staples and all. The staples come off easy. I used a hand stapler for upholstery from walkmart I bought awhile back. I didnt want to buy anymore materials because we bought the tile and I just used usps boxes we used to package items we sell and ship. It worked just fine. Mind you its not perfect but it looms BETTER than what we had before. We dont know what to do about the drippy disintegrating cabinets but thats for another review. We have 12 pieces of the whole box left over. Tools we used- screw driver for the outlets, box cutter, scissors, staple gun for sticking the cardboard to the wall to protect the walls, and white grout caulk to cover all the spaces we had left and make it look part of the tile. Can't miss the grout caulk. It really did make a difference. Get one you can wipe off with water.

I would buy this product over and over. I have already recommended it to so many for little projects. It really has the feel and look of tile. I really elevated my half bath. I also added it into the kitchen in my trailer. Application is easy, and let me tell you, they really stick on! Once you have it placed it is NOT moving. Great product!

My apartment stove was right against the wall and using the burner caused the paint to bubble. I prepped the wall and put these up and so far it is great. It has been a few weeks and they are easy to wipe clean, no peeling, good thickness to them, and no issues being beside the burner. There were some gaps when I put it up, as it is very sticky and I could not re-position them, so make sure you are placing them correctly. They line up well, and I found any gaps can be hidden by filling it with a little bit of caulking, which I used around the edging just to make sure it would not peel at the top. I don't think it was needed though given how strongly they seem to stick, but I rather like the look. I am glad I purchased them, and I have a few tiles left I am thinking of putting in the bathroom as a back splash.

Lo utilice en la cocina, dio otra vista . Mas elegante, mas limpia.

Years ago I decided as a quick refresh to use peel and stick tiles, they looked decent but after a few years they honestly started to look dated the products available today are much closer to actual tiles. I had been looking for a decent replacement when I saw these Auliget stone peel and stick and decided to give them a go. The removal of the old was a bit of a chore for sure but once done where the old peeled off the paint no matter how gentle and with a heat gun in hand I still had spots of drywall paper so to ensure these new peel and stick would not be an issue I simply painted a primer coat where the paint had peeled back exposing the paper of the drywall let it dry and applied the Auliget tiles. I only explained the process as my walls were in good shape but not perfect after the old peel and stick had been removed but the new Auliget tiles went on securely none of the imperfections of my wall presented any problems nor did it cause any dips in the New peel and stick. The tiles are very sticky if you rush and make a mistake its big fun getting any of the tile off even with a heat gun so go make sure you just go at a slower pace to ensure the best result. I am completely impressed, the final result looks great, easy to wash, and if I didn't do the work I don't think I would realize they are peel and stick, they simply look that good in my opinion.

Muy buen producto, lleva ya más de 6 meses instalado y no se ha despegado ni presentado ningún desgaste.