Lovely Tiles
1. Durable and Lightweight
2. The colour and details are on the premium
3. Can cut easily with a pair of scissors
4. Cheap!!1 Considering I was about to spend a fortune for a proffesional job
And did I mention the design :) Already looking forward to transforming the bathroom next
"I wanted to add 'something' to my very white caravan shower area and came across these adhesive tiles. Lightweight, easy to cut to shape and super sticky! Super quick delivery and I absolutely love the end result"
"These are so easy to put on and the look beautiful I’m so happy I did my shower great value for money as well"
"I ordered the green tiles a few months back for the kitchen, so thought to give these new ones a try and they are as good. What I like more is that they overlap at the grout so no chance of water getting in. The design is also unique to each chip, and premium quality!"
"The product is giving luxury vintage vibes, easily useable and with a complete look, no worries about water leaking as the seams overlap leaving no gaps."
"Super transformation! Extremely easy to install and they added so much more to the bathroom. Accidentally ordered too many but the seller was very responsive to help refund me and kept me updated throughout. Very happy with the result, would highly recommend"
"These peel and stick wall tiles come in a set of 10 tiles. This allows a good coverage to put around a sink area or work top in a small kitchen. The appearance is a good range of muted greens breaking up a solid wall pleasantly and has a good shine mimicking real tiles and offering water proof finish that is easy to clean.
The tiles are quite thin compared to real tiles which allows ease of finding room in tight spaces and not encroaching into the room too much - again useful if the space is quite compact.
The quality of these tiles are good so the price is reasonable to be able to cover 0.9 square meters."
"These tiles are so easy to use. Simply peel off the sticky backing and stick. The front has a protective sheet of plastic so once you've stuck in place simply pull this layer off too. The y are so simple to cut and shape around things such as plug sockets. I stuck behind the sink in our ensuite as it makes cleaning so much easier. They are a nice quality and a decent thickness. They are so much more cost effective than conventional tiles and give a quick instant solution whereas tiles obviously take much longer to install. Lovely appearance and wouldn't hesitate to recommend if you're looking for a quick durable tile effect solution."
"We are very happy with our peel and stick tiles. It also needs to be mentioned that all communication from Tradedown, the supplier, was first rate. Always happy to answer queries promptly. Thank you!"
Impressed with these tiles, we decided to go for a peel and stick vs real tiles becasue of the cost savings and this green colour is very high quality. We have been getting compliments and they look stunning in natural and kitchen lighting!
"Arrived quickly and really impressed at the high quality of this product, very realistic glossy and best of all has a 3D look"
"Exceeded expectations! Great product, very easy to use, adhesion was strong and they look fantastic on the wall. Would highly recommended."
"Whenever I see the term sticker I always imagine flat 2D non textured products which look good but lack texture, the term sticker does not do these wonderful tiles any justice. They are 3D they are highly detailed and they do not lack any texture or attention to fine detail. An easy way for these to have been manufactured would have been to use glossy paper throughout but instead what you get is the glossy shine of the individual tiles and the deep nonreflective mat white of the grout. These tiles really are high quality once stuck down you would never know that these were not real."
"The first thing I noticed about these is how good they look. At a quick glance you could almost imagine that they are real times, and it's only if you look closely you see that they aren't. The colours are vibrant and they really add a splash of colour. I found them easy to apply and they seem like they will hold very well. They aren't quite as thick as some self adhesive tiles I have seen, but thicker than others. You can wipe them down and the offer good water protection to bare walls.
I got ten sheets in the packet and this has covered all the area I needed with a bit left over. They were easy to cut with a sharp knife and as I said before, the adhesion is good and they are holding well for now. I think that these are good value for money as you get ten sheets for under £30 - so just £3 a sheet. Recommended."
"I really love the Manor Green colour of these tiles. It has a rich, slightly muted tone that looks modern, and the glossy finish catches the light nicely without looking overly shiny. I also liked that the pattern variation makes for a more natural tiled look.
Installing the tiles was super easy. The adhesive backing feels strong, and because the tiles are lightweight, they're fairly easy to put in place. They also cut quite cleanly with scissors.
One thing I really appreciated is how quickly they change the feel of a space. The tiled area now looks nicely finished at a fraction of the cost and particularly the time it would take with real tiles. It's also much less intimidating and far less messy.
The tiles feel thicker and sturdier than some cheaper stick-on tiles I've used before. They stay in place nicely and wipe clean easily.
At £29.99 for ten sheets, I think they're really good value considering the reasonable amount of space they can cover, how polished they make a space look, and how easy they are to install."
"You get a choice of colours here, which is good. I went for the lighter greens and because they have varied greens within, they do look more real than just one colour.
I've been updating the downstairs toilet, so it's not a sizeable room, which is ideal to test these pretend tiles. You get 10 sheets and they come with a light plastic coating, which comes off easily, and then the plastic backing is pretty easy to get off too.
Because of the size of the walls, I did need to trim a couple of the sheets, and they were a little stiff to trim. I have recently bought a decorating sharp knife, so I don't think it was the blade.
They do look pretty good, obviously it's not tiles, but for a small room, 10 sheets will go a long way, so I'm going to do the chest level down and should have enough - but it is a small room, as it's under the stairs.
If you want to change 'the look' then these are a good idea and look pretty good, also easy to match up and you have the grid of the 'mortar' on them."
"Grabbed a pack of these sticky wall tiles to see if they actually work for a cheap bathroom waterproofing update. For thirty quid, getting 10 square sheets is a massive saving compared to buying real ceramic tiles, mortar, and grout.
The "Manor Green" colour actually looks really nice and the glossy finish catches the light well. But you definitely need to manage your expectations. Once you get up close, it is obviously just a thick sheet of vinyl. It completely lacks the 3D depth and texture of an actual tiled wall. (Though the tiles are slightly raised in a sort of plasticky rubbery way)
Installation is physically easy since you just cut it to size with scissors or a craft knife, but the wall prep is crucial. If you try to stick these over an old painted kitchen wall without scrubbing it down first, the edges will start curling up in a week tbh.
Also, be really careful where you put them. They are fine behind a sink, but if you stick them directly behind a high-heat gas hob, the plastic will warp and the glue will fail. And if you are renting, be warned. People treat these as temporary, but the glue is surprisingly aggressive. Ripping them off at the end of your tenancy is probably going to take the wall paint right down to the plaster."