This product was perfect for my needs. I wanted to update my circa 2000’s 12” cream tiled fireplace. We eventually want to upgrade the entire ensemble, so we didn’t want the hassle, or cost, of demo-ing the existing tile when we’re planning to replace the fireplace et all down the line. These tiles were the perfect solution. They were low cost, well made, and even up close look like real stone tile.Installation was a breeze. These tiles were a little more labor intensive than competitors, only regarding that instead of having a 12” slab of pre-positioned tiles, these tiles are larger and individual subway tiles, meaning more ‘peel and stick’ action. That’s what I wanted, though- I wanted to be able to arrange these tiles in any pattern I wanted, which was herringbone.I cleaned my existing tile with a degreaser and then planned my pattern. You literally only need to peel then stick. To cut the edges I used a level, ruler, and utility knife. I scored my lines twice, then just snapped it and it broke cleanly along the line I scored. I then did have to cut the foam adhesive, but that was quick and easy.Removing the tile is a chore, though, so definitely not rental-friendly, and you need to have the correct placement on the first try. The adhesive is strong, and seems to be double sided foam tape. I messed up my pattern a couple times and had to remove a few tiles; I had to take a flat head screw driver and pry it under the tile. I was being careful, trying not to bend or break the tile in case I needed them to finish my project (luckily I didn’t). Half of the adhesive stayed on the tiled surface, and while annoying, wasn’t difficult to remove, just tedious and required elbow grease. If the surface had been paint or drywall, it definitely would have damaged the wall.All-in-all I’m exceedingly happy. This took me maybe 2 hours to install (including having to remove misplaced tiles and the clean-up that entailed) and instantly brought my living room into the modern era.I looooovvvvveee these tiles, I needed something for my kitchen backsplash and found these. They are literally perfect. I can’t say enough good things about them. They stick really well so make sure you have everything layer out perfectly before you start peeling the backs off (I learned this the hard way) had to use a scraper to get them off and it was a pain but that was my fault. Definitely would recommend these to anyone. They are super easy to install as well. Get them!Delivery was fast. Tiles were beautiful. They were bluer than they came across on screen and I was having difficulty peeling the backing off and I needed 350 of them for what I was doing. Return was quick and easy. I would buy from this seller again.UPDATE to my very long post here,, lol: I have begun the countertops! I can't believe how easy it is to do concrete countertops over laminate! I don't think it would be half as nice without the tile. Super excited!!I am currently in the midst of remodeling my home. We are working on a new roof, structural supports, etc. Nothing pretty, just essential. I am so tired of this ugly, outdated kitchen! Being that I am putting lipstick on a pig, I didn't want to spend too much for what could be only for a year or two.That said, I am IN LOVE with these tiles!!!! They are excellent in quality, color, ease of use and easy to clean! The adhesive is a forever bond, so make sure you get it right the first time. I pulled off my first tile and it took an hour to get it all off. I couldn't get all the glue off, but it didn't matter once I placed a new tile over it.For cutting, I recommend the box cutter over scissors, as the cut can not come out straight due to the foam backing. I tried. Several times. Trust me. Box cutter or exacto knife for the win :)I added several photos to show the ugly I wish to cover. I will update my review with before and after pictures once its all complete. For now, I am pretty sure these will be part of my final remodeling! They are a surely priceless and so realistic!!!!I only used about half a box thus far above my stove. (The disgusting old hood vent is going soon too). I ordered a total of 6 boxes to complete my back splash. Definitely more than I need, but I want to make sure I have plenty for mistakes, bad cuts, etc.I would love to hear feedback on colors for cabinets and counterops! I'm ready to paint both!Update:I'm almost finished! I had a big oops when I began the long wall. Cutting around the window and not realizing how out of plum things are, I realized that putting everything up qoth tape first and then peeling and sticking would have saved me nearly half a box of tiles. I have ordered another box, as I was literally 2 tiles short (due to ripping off over 15 because it was WAY off). I plan to resurface my countertops with concrete!OVERALL IMPRESSION OF USE AND OUTCOME: If you lay it all out with tape (see pics above) you will come out with a fantastic finish! I am over the moon happy with how beautiful this turned out! Definitely plan ahead and take your time. It is extremely easy to end up with little gaps and slight overlay. Once the tile is stuck, it breaks into pieces when you pull it off, so it is immediately trash. The adhesive is definitely VERY strong. I couldn't be happier with the turn out!! Dont be afraid to use this product and enjoy every minute of its natural beauty!Bonus, I used my paper cutter for scoring the tiles. Score one side, it snaps clean through when you bend it. I can not emphasize enough to lay it all out before you begin. No matter how much you measure, its always best to tape it in place. I watched several videos on how to tile. I ended up simply stating from left to right. The first row, I ran from one end to the other. The next row, I centered the tile to cover 1/2 of 2 tiles under it. (See pics). This appeared to work better than all the videos saying to start in the middle and work your way out. Also, order as many boxes as you think you will need and one more. This will ensure the colors are all from the same lot. Don't start it until you've purchased all the needed tiles, so you can ensure the cors blend well if tou have to buy them at different times.I hope this helps! Please post your own as well!At first we had difficulty getting the protective plastic covering off of the tiles, but hubby used a stiff wire brush at one of the edges and 'ruffled' the plastic enough to where it pulled right off without damaging the tile itself. The tiles stick extremely well so be sure to have them exactly where you want them before pressing them to the wall. We were covering older white vinyl subway tiles and this worked out well for us.They really glammed up the bathroom backsplash and we are happy with the way it turned out.The only reason I gave it 4 stars is because it very hard to peel the backing out. If they only would have left a tab to remove the backing it would be much easier to install. Some of the tile when you try and remove the backing it starts to pull the foam off of the tile not good when it contains the gule. Please rethink of redesign the backing. I've already installed some tiles missing pieces of foam.When I say my shower was right out of the 80’s IM NOT LYING!! Come on now who doesn’t LOVE forest green grout and pink flowered tiles?? I mean I could have just retiled my shower but who has time for that with two kids. 4-1/2 boxes later….a total game changer!All I can say is AMAZING!! I went with the white washed which is grey and white. These tiles totally transformed my shower and they are extremely easy to work with. My shower is 60x32 and I used 4-1/2 boxes. The seller also included a couple of extra tile in each box which was great.Yes your eyes are seeing correctly? I did install these in my bathtub over my old tiles but trust me they are stuck to the wall like glue(Side note these stick INSANELY well to ceramic tile) If you are going to use them on ceramic tile make sure to place them on lightly and check that they are level before fully pushing them down cause you will have a hell of a time trying to remove them.There easy to clean and they aren’t going anywhere. The first week(a full 7 days) I ran my shower on only hot for 30 minutes once a day as I want to make sure the heat and moister wasn’t going to melt the adhesive and make the tiles come loose(especially as it took me 3 hours to put them up) but I actually think doing that made them stick to the wall even better. I also used a vinyl roller(you can buy on Amazon for under $20) at the end to make sure each tile was evenly stuck down.I just hope I never get sick of the colour cause I couldn’t image the job it would be getting these off LOL.Updated review: I finished this project 2 weeks ago. I LOVED it at first, but within the first week, the tiles started falling off the wall. I'm not really sure why as we followed the directions to a tee. I now take a couple of minutes every morning reattaching tiles and running a rolling pin over the wall to secure loose ones. As I'm typing this, another tile has fallen off the wall. I am not impressed. They still look good when they are all on the wall, but what good are they if they keep falling off? Also, now that I'm replacing the tiles, the finish isn't as clean. I'm genuinely confused why some are falling off, as when i made an error with a tile when initially applying them, it literally ripped my wall apart to get it off and replace it with a new one. Overall, if this is what it is going to be like for the foreseeable future, I really wish that I had gone a different route. Considering the cost I spent to complete this wall, I am incredibly disappointed.Original review: I wanted something easy to do in my office, and I so desperately needed to give my office a makeover. Since I now mostly work from home, I was not happy with what I had to look at every day. I had initially planned on just putting up premade panels, but it was going to be more work and difficulty level than I initially anticipated (I for sure did not have the tools required to complete that job). I found these and although hesitant at first, decided to go for it. I was able to complete this wall in 3 days (it took 740 pieces to complete). Cutting the pieces actually was incredibly easy, but my measurements were not always done well, so I ended up having to use more pieces than I originally thought. I had to order some extra boxes, because I didn't accurately measure the wall too, but the boxes always came next day. I will say that the measurements are not exact as the listing initially stated. I was counting on them being 6x3, but they were more 5.75x2.85" ish, which although not a large difference, it did change the amount required, and as it was such a big wall, the amount needed changed actually quite a bit. HOWEVER, I am so happy with the results. The area at the bottom with the vents and plate covers took the longest to complete, but after that, it was easy. Even with the imperfections, I am loving it! I did have some tiles that were a little bent and/or had some slashes on them, but I was able to use these as corners, or for the strip at the top of the wall.They are small vinyl plank tiles with good adhesion and easy to install. All you need is an exacto, a cutting board and a tape measure. Installation is fast and we're happy with the end result.//Update: 1 month in and no sign of peeling or coming off.Love these tiles! I ordered the colour rustic grey. The adhesive is very strong, however I used some dabs of construction adhesive just in case. But once the adhesive is on it does not come off easy, so make sure before sticking it’s where you want it. I chose to leave spacing between tiles in order to use grout (charcoal colour), but they would great without as well. Also very easy to cut with a simple utility knife. Great product overall!I put this in our bathroom. Works.and.looks awesome. Sticks well, make sure you get it right the first time as they stick that well