Editorial Product Review:Item Description:Hide damaged walls with self-stick, tile covers. Give any area a whole new look. Durable, won't stain, crack or chip. Ideal in kitchen or bathroom. Squaretiles cover surface, triangular tiles fill in edges in four handsome finishes. Cut to fit with scissors, no grout needed clean with soapy cloth. Square tile packagecovers three square feet, triangular one and a half square feet. Set of24.
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Awesome Product
I bought both the squares and triangle stainless tiles and did the diamond pattern as seen in the photo. One package of each fit perfectly behind my oven and I made an 18" high x 29" wide pattern of diamonds and filled in triangles. Took about two hours to do. Measure, draw lines and just start sticking. I used a dab of construction adhesive on each tile as well just to make sure they stay. Way awesome results. It turned out beautiful. Affordable and functional - I would recommend this product to anyone.
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wall tiles
The product was exactly what I ordered. I don't know why no one has thought of this before. Beautiful and easy to install. A simple way to change the whole look of an area. Amazon and Get Organized stayed right on top of things until I received the product and was completely satisfied.
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SOOOOOOO Easy
What a great way to update your kitchen without spending a lot of money. This is so easy to do. I did it without much swearing. Very nice looking. I only used the double sided tape that came with the tiles and they are still hanging. I did sand the wall before hand though because I had used semi gloss paint in the kitchen.
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Great Solution for Affordable Kitchen
Okay, so my goal in redoing my kitchen was to keep costs down... because, as anyone knows, kitchen remodeling can get expensive real easily. We want to hold off on doing a total remodel for five or so years, so keeping things inexpensive and easy was our primary goal for this time around.
After painting our cabinets (which came out great) and walls, we decided to buy these aluminum tiles for our backsplash area. We have old wallpaper there and were afraid to get into taking it all down (for fear of what we'd find underneith and the can of worms that might open up). These self-stick aluminum tiles seemed the perfect solution!
They are easy to put up. I followed some of the other reviews here and used a bit of construction adhesive in addition to the included two-sided tape. I put the 4 included adhesives in the corners, plus one additional one in the center (I bought extra-strong, double-sided tape from home depot) and then just a couple of dabs of construction adhesive. Maybe overkill, since even with the double-sided tape they seemed to secure fairly well, but I don't want to worry about these things falling off the wall and figured they could use all the help they could get going up over old wallpaper.
These are real aluminum, NOT vinyl that looks like aluminum.... BUT they ARE easy to cut with scissors, just as advertised. You'll want to be careful because the edges can be a bit sharp. I had no problem cutting edges and around outlets. You'll also want to use some extra double-sided tape in the center (the thick stuff) so you don't end up with "dents" or "bends", even if you decide not to use construction adhesive.
If you hang them like the picture (in a diamond pattern, not square) you'll want to buy the triangles too. I decided to save myself the extra money and work and hang them square.
My ONLY criticism is with edges and corners that are difficult to line up. We live in an older house and our corners and wall edges are no longer perfect. There was no way to get the tiles completely square to the cabinets while still being square to the wall corners. In other words, we have some gaps. I decided to make the tiles square to the cabinets so in the corners of the room the tiles just don't line up properly. I did the best I could... Also, where you might have an exposed edge (where you have to cut a tile, but that cut isn't facing a corner or cabinet edge) that exposed edge of the tile is a bit awkward. It's hard to explain, but I'm sure other buyers know what I mean. It would be nice if there was matching molding and trim you could buy to hide edge-cuts and misaligned corners. I'm heading over to Home Depot tomorrow to see what I can find myself.
Overall, I'd buy them again in a heartbeat. Cheap. Easy! and Looks Great!
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