Looks great! Maybe I have a good wall for this product? I haven't had any problems with it adhering. I love the tiles!

First I just have to say, if you are out here seeing 4 tiles for twenty bucks and you think that they are REAL TIN and complain, I mean? What world do you think we are all living in? Tin is a commodity and you will not get 4 tiles worth for this money. It's something only restaurants and rich people can usually afford and you thought you found a real steal of a deal? Are you for real? Sorry, but just reading the reviews before I bought this really had me shaking my head.THAT SAID, if you are too cheap for the real thing like me this is an EXCELLENT cheaper copy! Why other than clout with your neighbours do you even need to shell out hundreds for the real thing anyway? Clout with others is just scamming yourself out of money for 10 seconds of approval from someone else, but hey I'm not your therapist. Unless it is going behind an actual oven, then I feel you, yes, you need a real durable product. But the whole kitchen doesn't need it, just the stove. Anyway.For me I have been stuck for years with a counter top that is pink and black watercolor style (I didn't pick it, but am also not rich enough to change it) and no back splash (I bought a crappy house flip, yay! Zero bells, minus numerous whistles) and I would think maybe I'll match the pink but then it felt like an 80's hospital, and black is too dark... I thought maybe wallpaper I can wash, but nothing really matched and felt like I was trying to do a bathroom in the kitchen. So I thought what about going classic? And was so happy to see this!I looked at people's photos in the reviews which helped a lot, especially with the design and how it actually looked (it's weird that the images from the manufacturer are kind of drawings?) and I took their advice and immediately ripped off the foam double sided tape that each tile comes with because it does not do the job.The tile itself is a thinner plastic (you can kind of see your hand through it in the light), which has zero negative effect when installing it on a neutral backdrop like mine but I am mentioning it in case you think you can slap this on top of a wallpaper, because I don't think you can. I think you might see some pattern through it if you do, unless you use an opaque tape/glue to apply it and cover every inch of the back with it.Some folks used glue/caulk adhesive and you can do that, but for me that was too much goopy stuff to deal with and I wanted to just do it as fast and clean as I could. I personally used Alien Tape. Not because I think it is better, but because we had a big pack of it and it has been here for 2 years with no one using it for anything. if anything it might be too strong a solution since it is supposed to hold literal pounds of weight and will probably take some of the wall off with it if I don't use goo gone or something if I try to take them off, but it is soft and really thick, very sticky tape and so it worked well with the carved out back of the plastic tile as you could press it in and it really got ahold of everything but with enough thickness to also go on the wall nice and flat. You have to be VERY careful with alien tape though as it doesn't want to come off if it grabs something by accident, so if you use it be so so careful when placing the tile on the wall.I probably would not be taking these off of the wall again though unless they are damaged (again I would not put it near your stove as I can see them just shriveling up into nothing with high heat on them, I am just putting them near -but not close close- to a toaster and I will keep you posted on if it can't handle some toaster heat).But I will say that Alien Tape (or a thicker foam tape would probably work too, or really just anything thicker and stronger than what they come with) made for a really easy installation so far. I washed the wall, spent more time pulling all of the foam tape off than I did applying the clear alien tape, then lined it up and installed it. For the outlet I cut a small hole where the outlet was and just kept cutting it slightly bigger and bigger until it fit the outlet hole with the cover off, then stuck it on and put the outlet plate back on. It will cut easily with scissors (and a knife though I had to go through with scissors after just to get all of the lower bumps of the relief design fully cut through) but you can scuff it up with a sharp knife, so just be slow and careful and it will be fine. I'm sure there's an easier way to do the outlet part, but it worked for me and looked so good once the cover was back on.For the top I took a piece of paper and drew a line to where the tile started, then used that and a ruler to cut another tile in half the exact size I needed. Bonus is the left over piece will fit above the sink perfectly and that was just a stroke of luck. The key is to plan it all out and take your time so it looks professional.As you can see it looks great on! It looks real to me and I don't know anyone in my life who would care that it isn't real. I also think it will be easy to clean and it will be nice to have something I can wipe down that might camouflage soap drips and stuff better than a blank beige wall! And what is great is I will just slowly buy a pack or two and do another section when I have time and I don't have to pay someone to come in and install it all. It's a great product! Ignore the haters!

The tiles are ok. The self adhesive is not good at all. You have to get your own double tape or tiny nails to attach to the wall. There double sided tape is a joke does not atick at all.

Vaut mieux ajouter colle en spray pour une meilleur adhérence.

This is the second time I’ve used this produce. I installed silver tile as a backsplash two years ago and just removed it tonight. I replaced with the copper tile in the photos. Easy to cut with kitchen shears. Looks great! Good price, wipes clean.

Great product looks expensive. It is easy to use but it does not stick with the tapes provided on the back just make sure you've got extra adhesive

This has a small double sided strip of tape around each edge and one across the middle. I got this for a bar and found the tiles coming unstuck after an hour of being up. I like the look, but had to get extra double sided tape to keep them on.

The sticky tape on them is worthless, imho. But I use a adhesive and they attached wonderfully to my ceiling. Making my kitchen look so cool and unique!

I used these to cover the unfinished back of a repurposed console table. I quite like how it turned out - the tiles aren't super shiny so they don't really stand out, but are still a nice detail. I found the edges didn't match really well and the sheen changed slightly depending on which side was up, so if you are super detail oriented pay extra attention there.Just like everyone else though, I found the foam adhesive to be absolute trash. I gave it a try even after the reviews thinking it was being stuck to a smooth, clean, undisturbed surface, so it may be good enough for me. They didn't even stay up for an hour. So then I had to spend quite a long time peeling and rubbing this joke of adhesive off the tiles because it was thicker than the 3M I bought and if you just stuck the new on the old the tiles noticeably stood out from the back. I'm irritated just remembering what a pain it was to get off.So yeah, everyone is right and it sucks. What a waste of materials and time.

Do not stick to wall. Extra adhesive required

Most beautiful finish of my Reno. Invest in the application package and some good glue. Honestly you can not tell they are not real tin. Stunningly beautiful in my new kitchen.

Falsely advertised!!! The product description said TIN as material in *all segments of the product page* - it did not say "FAUX" or disclose the real material (cheap, guady plastic) ANYWHERE. I could have purchased these ugly things for a fraction of the price from one of the vendors that had advertised the same product honestly/accurately, but would not have, because I specifically wanted real tin/metal and the price I paid for this scam item was consistent with what could be considered standard for tin ceiling or backsplash tiles. Further, they were supposed to be white/silver antique but the "silver" is more if a puke greenish color. They have a shiny finish that looks distinctly and indisputably like cheap plastic, and the seams cannot be aligned in any way that creates the illusion of a seamless pattern. They are also poorly manufactured, SUPER FRAGILE material. Barely tap against a counter surface or into each other during application causes chipping and cracking, the corners literally shatter, some were even shattered on arrival in the box from movement during shipping. You have to handle them with unreasonable delicacy to get them mounted without damage, it's infuriating. And finally, they don't stick to sheet rock or synthetic backer board! Like, not at all, even with a commercial grade adhesive, perfect surface prep and clamping overnight, they just don't stay in place. We hated them and were disappointed more than one would think possible for something like this, so far worst Amazon purchase of all time!! I did submit for a refund, which was approved pending return of the product, but I did not have an opportunity to get the box to a drop off location within the 30 day window - so I accepted my penance - total loss of funds and a box of these ridiculous things permanently residing on a shelf.

Beautiful tiles with a hint a green to go with my (ugly) green countertops. The tiles are easy to install but I used wood glue to keep them in place. They won't hold without a basic glue.