STICKGOO 10-Sheet Peel and Stick Subway Tile, Stick on Tiles Backsplash for Kitchen & Bathroom in White (Thicker Design)

We bought these to fix up our house before selling and i loved how easy and good these looked! My husband does all DIYs but they were so easy to apply that i did it and the stickiness is crazy! Once you get it on you can still adjust but you really have to pull. They’re super easy to cut and they look real!

Purchased this for my kitchen backsplash that had a very dark granite tile one existing. I have two long walls 8+ feet and 6+ feet, 18" high on the long wall and over 2 feet high where the stove is. The quality is very good, the tiles are not thin BUT the adhesive on the back STICKS FAST to the wall so one must be very careful to put the tile in exactly the proper place as once it touches the wall, that is where it will stay. Because of the offset brick pattern, I quickly learned that the entire paper backing needs to be removed at once or it will tear off before it is ALL off and then parts of the tile will NOT stick properly. All in all, I'm very pleased with the result after I purchased white grout and grouted the entire walls, plus color coded caulking to finish off the top and sides. It's a lot of work, has to be cut accurately and slowly, but go for it!

Product was a little more difficult to install than anticipated but in the end worked out. It was very difficult to remove the paper backing. Read an online review that suggested cutting the paper backing in the center and peeling it off, that worked. Couldn’t grab the edges with my nails, kept pulling the foam too. That being said, the thickness of the product is nice , but like some that are basically vinyl stickers. I would buy them again

These work great as a temporary or renter option!! This is the second time we’ve done peel and stick so learned a few things (below) but overall definitely worth the price. - if you’re choosing between a few designs, choose bigger tiles and no pattern. Trust me, it’s easier. - to get the back off, make a thin slice through the paper then peel from the middle towards the ends. It stops the paper from ripping. Also, if you have long nails, tweezers are your friend. - if you can, use a guillotine cutter to get accurate cuts, not scissors. And cut with the paper side up (not tile side), it’s way easier. - if you don’t have a guillotine cutter, a sharp utility knife is the second best option. Definitely a requirement to be able to do clean cuts at outlets/cut outs. - for outlets or cut outs, take off the plastic cover part and use it to make a singe-use template. Lay it out in line with where the tile will go, use a sharpie to trace the outline of whatever you’re cutting, then lay it back over the sheet of tile. From there, use a utility knife to cut it out. No measuring!! - get some extra material because most counters are 18-20 inches of clearance and they’re 12 inch squares so you’ll end up with a lot of waste unfortunately - for any cuts, always cut LESS than you think you need to. You can always cut more, you can’t un-cut something. - if you’re going to span the full height of the backsplash, place the full tiles at the bottom and leave the cuts for the top so it hides everything better BUT leave 1/4” at the bottom for countertop variations. - the first time using this was over a builder grade textured wall and it stuck great. Some paint and texture peeled off when we removed them but nothing some touch up couldn’t fix.

I was so skeptical & nervous to try out peel and stick tile. This product is amazing! House guests never believe us when we tell them this tile isn't real. I'm utterly in disbelief as to how good it looks! Easy to apply, great stickiness/grip, easy to trim. We ended up having to remove the tile a few months later to put our house on the market. It was incredibly easy to remove- no damage to the granite backsplash underneath. If you're a renter, this is a terrific option to upgrade your space w/o the commitment! LOVE this product!!

I’ve used other stick on tiles before and they’re way better than these despite being thinner. These don’t have an overlap section on the edge of each tile so getting the seams right is excruciating. You’ll need to use caulk on the seams to make sure they are waterproof and don’t curl up. I think installing REAL tile might actually be easier than installing these (unlike other stick up tiles). However they are cheaper than any other tiles (real or stick up), and the thickness could be a selling point if you know the edge will be visible. They do stick to the wall nicely, though I am suspicious of the glue holding the vinyl tile to the foam. If you decide to go with these, this is my advice: 1 - if you need it to be waterproof, apply a tiny line of caulk on the edge of each seam BEFORE placing the next tile against it, while it’s still wet. Once they’re together, peel the clear plastic off and smooth the silicon carefully with your finger or a credit card corner. (don’t worry about smudges, you can rub them off and clean with an alcohol swab when done). Doing the caulking AFTER putting them up is a nightmare and I do not recommend. Clear caulk will require less cleanup but won’t hide the seams as well so you may want to invest in both. Caulk is cheap. 2 - get the roller thingy. It’s cheap. I used a flat scraper meant for installing wallpaper and it was difficult to apply enough pressure. I am praying that I applied enough. 3 - there is a top and bottom to the tiles based on the thickness of the “grout”, make sure to pay attention to that 4 - cut with a sharp new utility knife blade on a cutting mat. Cut from the BACK, it is much much easier. 5 - if you have gloopy dried paint in any areas behind the tiles, scrape or sand it away and paint a new thin layer over it. You will need to wait 3 weeks for the paint to dry before installing the tiles. This may sound like a pain but your tiles will stick and be much flatter this way. You may also consider putting a layer of primer on the entire wall for extra stickage. 6 - be patient and go slowly, take breaks, and allow yourself to take a few days to finish. Start in a less visible place as practice. Once these are up they are stuck there so it’s best to take your time. I definitely cut some corners or made some bad decisions because I was exhausted and just wanted them done.

looks like real tile. Easy to apply. And easy to cut to fit in difficult nooks & crannies. I needed more so ordered a 2nd batch that went MIA. Amazon said delivered but it wasn’t , not even a picture. Replacement was quick & easy but it arrived in a WIDE OPEN bag, not sure how driver even stored it in the truck like that. Product was great , Amazon delivery- not so much.

Purchased four (4) packages of the light coffee-colored tiles and installed same January of this year (2026). Installation was pretty much straight forward and the adhesion appears to be good at this writing 7 months later. The only matter is that they are showing signs of discoloration/splotching (see photo). They are located at the top of my shower stall and are not in direct contact with the water and I have not used any kid of cleaning agent on them. Am somewhat disheartened.

Es lo bastante rígido para que no haga burbujas (ese problema me pasó con otros productos más delgados) y lo bastante flexible para poder recortarlo (por ejemplo, para el agujero de un enchufe). El aspecto es muy bueno. Lo tengo instalado hace un mes y por el momento se mantiene como el primer dia. Lo recomiendo sin duda.

This was my second purchase of these as worked great around the bathroom sink previously. Used these ones to cover the old grotty en-suite shower tiles, easy to apply, easy to cut and as diy novices think we achieved a great result, they look like real tiles and stick really well, but pricey compared to some others but definitely worth the extra, and saves on the price of hiring a professional tiler

Bon produits. Facile a appliquer

I have had these for about a month now, so far no problems, if you look at my photos, u can see i covered a lot of space with these, i used 6 whole boxes, cutting was easy, i didn’t have any problems with peeling the back paper off, it is very time consuming if you want a nice job done, i had to do a lot of measuring and measuring again, so the whole project took me about 14 hours. Overall so far I’m happy with the results I really enjoy my kitchen view, it makes the whole kitchen look sooo much better, but if they wouldn’t hold and they would start peeling off, i would then go with real tile.

Me han parecido de buena calidad y han quedado muy bien puestas. Ademas, valoro que el proveedor este abierto a comentarios como tambien a la valoracion del producto y posibilidad de devolucion en caso que el producto no estuviera a la altura de lo esperado.