10-Sheet Hexagon Peel and Stick Backsplash Tile - Polished White and Light Gold Mix

Product Description: Refreshing Your Kitchen & Bathroom with DICOFUN's Peel and Stick Backsplash

DICOFUN tiles can be used on any smooth, flat surface for your DIY creative projects: an outdated kitchen, an old bathroom/RV, a dull apartment, a beautiful fireplace, and so on. Just peel and stick!

DICOFUN's PVC mixed metal tiles are made of a PVC surface, a composite of stone plastic core, and the back of the tile is 3M foam tape.

PVC Surface: The tile surface is a PVC mixed aluminum material, with a matte finish and a light texture. It is anti-scratch, heat-resistant, water-proof, easy to clean and wipe to remove stains, and protects the walls from oil. The realistic patterns are printed rather than painted, so it is free of formaldehyde and heavy-metal.

Stone Plastic Core: In the middle of the tiles is SPC (Stone Plastic Core), which is mainly made of limestone, polyvinyl chloride, and stabilizers. This new material is durable and highly resistant to impact and indentation. The stone plastic composite is waterproof, allowing it to resist cupping and peeling. It can be installed in laundry rooms, bathrooms, basements, kitchens, and other areas prone to moisture or temperature changes.

3M Foam Tape: The high-strength 3M foam tape is not a joke. You have to determine the place of the tiles before installing. It is difficult to move it after applying pressure to the tile, and it will never fall off. Installing this affordable tile will be a permanent project!

Easy & Quick: Easy to cut, peel and stick, quickly install professional projects in minutes.

Strong & Durable: 0.12" thickness (3mm)/per sheet, more durable quality, stronger adhesive than other tile stickers, and will never fall off.

Waterproof & Heat Resistant: Specially designed for kitchen, bathroom, and other areas prone to moisture or temperature changes.

Installation Steps: 1. Clean the walls: Make sure the wall is clean, dry, and dust-free before starting your project. 2. Measure the area: Using a chalk line or level, create at least one vertical and one horizontal reference lines to guide tile placement. 3. Cut the tile: If there is a need to cut tiles to fit corners or outlets, use a utility knife, tin snips, x-acto knife, or hand saws to create straight edges. For more complex cuts, use a Dremel, chop saw, or jig saw. 4. Peel and stick: Remove the film backing from both sides of the tile. Lightly place the tile onto the wall using your reference lines and then interlock with each other. Do not apply pressure to the tile until you are sure of your placement.

It is recommended to purchase a minimum of 16% extra tiles to account for design cuts and patterns. Please capture all tiles for a project within one order, as multiple orders with long intervals may receive slightly different colors.

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