Yoillione Peel and Stick Wall Tiles Backsplash for Kitchen and Bathroom, 3D Stick on Metro Subway Self Adhesive Stickers Grey, Pack of 4 Sheets

I was looking to refresh my downstairs toilet and I was looking for a cheaper version than ceramic tiles. Reading a few reviews about these vinyl tiles, I decided to give it a go. I was really impressed of the quality of these tiles, and for the money I paid for them, they look so much like real ones. The color is the same as advertised, and the adhesion is absolutely fantastic.They stick so well and I am so happy of making the choice of buying them.They fit well and the size is good enough to cover a good area. I have used 26 tiles to complete my downstairs toilet. Easy to cut to size. You need a lot of patience for a job like this, but it worth the effort.For my first job of tiling and wallpapering too 🤣 I would say I did an amazing job.Once again, really impressed of their quality . Worth every single penny.

Great quality tiles, look really good and adhesion was good.Some tips for anyone undertaking a project:- Measure in the amount of full tiles you need, rather than square metres. The likelihood of being able to use an off cut is slim.- Mark a guideline on the wall using a straight edge and/or a spirit level to line up the top of your tile.- Make sure your get the first one straight!- When cutting a straight line from the edge of a tile, sharp scissors are easy than a Stanley knife- Check and remove any blemishes from the wall before starting- If possible, start from the top down (Depends if you want any cut tile to be at the top under cupboards etc. though)- Use a small paint roller to stick the tile on by rolling side to side and moving up or down the tile- Silicone around the edges when finished- Be careful when removing the backing paper as the tile can crease or stick to itselfHope the above helps as this would have helped me before starting.Overall, I cannot fault these. They are good quality, relatively easy to use and look great once finished.

These look great on the wall!They are easy to cut and apply, however you do need to get it right first time. If you try pulling these back off, expect the paint to come with it. Applied these just behind my cooked to use a splash back. The bricks themselves are a like a silicone rubber texture, so can easily be wiped down after cooking.Overall very happy with the final finish, lovely looking splash back for under £40. I’m saying that though, they are quite expensive for what they are, especially if you planned to do a full wall or under cupboards etc.

Wow! This is the next best thing to real tile work. I was able to go over my old tiles and it still looked amazing even my kids were amazed. It was so easy its like a jigsaw and you can cut with scissors to fit as needed and it stuck on so so well. I would bit advise for bathrooms as steam will affect it, but for a kitchen makeover...perfect and worth every penny thank God i found this. I cannot afford to get kitchen re tiled myself or pay anyone nor have the expertise. This was just a cut and stuck jigsaw pattern and was super easy. The finish looks like real tiles and such a lovely shine to them. Wonderful stuff!

Not sticking to walls, very thin. Not recommended to anyone. Waist of money, waist of time.

PoorWe tried to put over tiles but grouting line bubbled up so removed same and put cladding over same

Really effective way to modernise old tiles in my kitchen. Super sticky but you are able to peel back and reposition. Easy to cut and place around fittings too. Thicker than I was expecting which will hopefully give better lasting effect. Would be good if they came in different pack sizes as 15 would have complete the area I had with a couple spare rather than two packs.

These fake tile sheets look pretty realistic, they sticky backing is very strong and super adhesive and therein lies the only slight negative..... you have to be really good at lining the sheets up as they overlap and as the backing is so sticky and strong, if you get it wrong, you have to be careful about taking the sheet back off to re-align it. I feel the surface is not as easy to clean as I hoped as it feels a bit dry and not smooth to wipe over, but they do look realistic...visitors I have had could not tell the difference at first and had to take a third glance to see they are 'fake' tiles!