InHome NH3149 Chelsea Antique White Peel & Stick Tin Tiles, Metallic

Other than feeling like they could have charged a little less per pack, or given bigger pack options to purchase (4 per pack hardly covers much area so you need a good amount. This took about 12 packs), they are a pretty good purchase. I wanted something simple to cover the kick/foot area of my counter and bar stool section in the kitchen, and it definitely serves that purpose. Super easy to install, they line up well on the edges with the pattern and stick on quickly. Easy to cut with scissors or a box knife where needed. The color matches the photo pretty well and looks great in place to give a little detail subtly.

I'm very happy with this product. It looks amazing and gave my kitchen the face-lift it needed without a ton of time and money. It took me around 3 hours to do my backspash. I've gotten so many compliments since finishing!It was easy to install. I noticed some reviews people said they used an exacto knife, however I found it was easier to just use sturdy kitchen scissors. At first I was spending a ton of time measuring and cutting, however I quickly realized once you have one row in, you can just eyeball where you cut on the prior tile and duplicate it. Some people noted that the tiles fell off, however I didn't have that issue at all. It has been about a month now. I did buy gorilla glue to dab on in case they do start to fall, but so far, so good! I made sure to add an extra adhesive strip along any edge that I cut (each package comes with enough adhesive strips for 4 full sides).The one down side is you only get 4 tiles (so 16 of the little squares) per package so you need to buy quite a few. Also, due to the size of the backsplash I was covering, I had to cut almost every tile and had a lot of waste in order to keep the pattern consistent. I ended up having to order 4 extra packages to finish the area.Also, be sure you read the sizes carefully. When buying round 2 I thought I got the same thing but they were 10.5 x 10.5 instead of 10 x 10 so I had to return them.Overall, highly recommend if you want to give your kitchen a quick and inexpensive update.Ps. I painted the cabinets with Rust-Oleum cabinet paint and added new hardware. For a couple hundred dollars total, I have a new kitchen.

This was a great purchase!!Initially, I picked up a few on clearance at a local shop in my town to see how it went. You k ow, we all have reservations sometimes.I installed those on a small area. Beautiful to my eyes. Great adhesion. Very simple to install. Not very time consuming either. They look very nice and nothing cheap. They are not plastic... it is more like a mix of thin tin like material. Easy to clean. Easy to match patterns up on the design we got.After I hung the small section I’d purchased local... I then searched the companies website for sellers which led me to Amazon. Every place I looked were all right together on the price for each pack. So, we covered the adjacent backsplash and I love it. It is in our kitchen.I do suggest to measure correctly so you have as many pieces as you need and do t run short. I only measured with the tiles them selves no appropriate measure apratis lolIf you have anything more than strAight square corners you will most likely need an additional tile or a few to match up the city.I only used a meatless rules as a cutting guide and an xaxto knife and a pencil AnD a rolling pinAnd these things are not going anywhere. They’re stuck good.

Great adhesion even on my orange peel textured walls. I used the 4-pack to make an ugly ledge pretty. Once I placed them,I decided the color didn’t work, so I painted then and they look great. Also, I was able to reposition a couple of times and they still stuck. The only suggestion I have, add a strip in the middle. Easy to cut, easy to line up, great look!

I received these today and I haven't had time to install, so I can't speak to the installation or the durability. However, I wanted to show how shiny these are. I had assumed the tiles would have a matte finish like real tin tiles, but no. There's an extremely plastic-y shine to them. The colors are cream and bright bright silver, not grey/black like I thought. I'm going to do what another reviewer mentioned and swipe a little cream paint on them, then wipe gently for a more authentic matte finish. I'll update after installation.

I ended up painting over it with my ceiling paint that's the lightest shade of blue there is, then wiping some off to make it look more shabby chic (because it's in my utility room) but still show some silver. I really love it! It was very simple but did take some time, and I had some trial and error cutting out around odd round shapes. I'd recommend having several extra pieces just in case. The sticky part is VERY sticky, but it also comes with many extra pieces which I used when cutting it half - I've also used them for other handy things around the house (as good or better stick than a command strip!). I did pull off some paint and the top of the drywall a couple times when I didn't like my placement, but I wasn't worried since I was just covering it back up anyway. This is not an application you could just remove and then paint a wall if you got tired of it. There would be a lot of patch work. I measured wrong initially, and it was a lot more expensive than I thought it'd be, but in the end, it was worth it. This probably makes better sense for a small space (mine is 10x9). There is one more project left to do in the space, so it doesn't feel finished, but I can see the ceiling all day from the adjacent room, and it makes me so happy! If you're considering this, I'd recommend.

The description said "Material: Tin" which would lead a person to think this is made out of metal. It is NOT. This is made out of plastic, and looks like tin. Thus, the description should read "Material: Plastic". It looks nice, but for the price, one might as well either pay less for another plastic product, or more for a true tin product. This is overpriced for the cheap plastic that you get.