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.

Good product - I to apply.

Great tiles, thick and great sticking power.However .. very hard to cut around to fit round sockets, you can not bend the tiles to mark and score as they are so thick .. matching up the interlocking sections is also Nightmare .. due to one of the sections sticking whist the rest are not lined upI gave up after 5 tiles and 2 plug sockets 😵‍💫😂The stickiness of these tiles is straight from satin 🤬

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.

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

Cracking tiles as you can see. Very easy to apply though I did a slightly wonky job in a couple of difficult areas, but even my MIL reckoned it looked good and she’s good at interior design. As you can see, my washing up even did itself because the tiles were so good.Took way more tiles than I thought, I reckoned this was going to be a £40 job and it turned out to be £80-£120 if I recall because I worked out the square meterage wrong. Fortunately you can just prime another few packs if you need it. Still cheaper and less hassle than tiling it myself with tiles and grout, and the result turned out a lot better than if I’d had a go at that.Can’t believe how well they’ve stood up to heat, I cook a lot and on a very hot stove with bit pots that the flames sometimes wrap around a bit and it’s not peeling at all, no warping even. No idea what magical stuff this is made of because when you apply it it feels like quite a movable plastic piece with the pliability of corrugated cardboard- can fold, but still has flex.Very impressed!

Bought for temporary fix before getting kitchen redesigned did the job well.