InHome Camden Antique Silver Faux Tin Peel and Stick Backsplash Tiles, Metallic, 10 inch x 10 inch, 4 Panels

Love them! I did not expect they would be textured just like a tin tile! There is the same amount of relief/texture an actual tin tile would have. I expected something like those stick and press floor tiles-they are not. They are very light, so if you doubt the double sided stickup fair enough, but the lightness of the tile it works. I used a blow dryer on the wall and then on the tiles after hanging up to make sure they got more sticky. They look great and I am super happy. I used an online measuring tool after measuring the space I needed to cover, the size of the tile and how many came in the package. They seem pricey but -I think worth it. You can add extra double sided stick up if you want, but in my case this was enough. They cut easy with a scissor or utility knife too. The first photo is the old set up and the rest are how i used the tile. The dog in the photo insisted on being photographed.

Loved this project! It was simple and fun to apply. Transformed the kitchen entirely. From plain white painted walls to gorgeous tin! Easy to cut and trim with tin sheers.

They look adorable but be careful to only use soap and water to clean. And DO NOT spray any chemicals on them, it causes them to lose their color and are clear under the paint.

Fantastic product, easy to use and looks amazing. Used them to dress up the front face of my bar.

Looks high end. You would never know it is plastic. Extremely easy to put up as it already has the self adhesive strips on the back and very easy to cut and measure and also comes with extra adhesive strips. Easiest project I ever completed

You can get stuff at the dollar 25 tree that looks better than this

Goes on very easily and it sticks. It’s still on and I got it a month ago.

Love the way these metal tiles look in the space I needed something to cover ugly wood!

Looks great. I cut into 4 strips to use as a scalloped border for 2 large panels in my kitchen alcove behind a corner stove placement.

The easiest ‘tile’ to install. Embossed and realistic tin look, but light as a feather. Cut with ordinary scissors. Flawless product.

Easily put up however expensive if you have a large space to cover

The tiles were installed as a back splash for a small bar sink and looked great at first but then I noticed one had a significantly different colour to it. I put that aside because it isn't in my main living area but 2 days later I came out to the building again and the tape wasn't sticking to the tiles. It stuck to my wall just fine but the tiles are releasing from the factory installed side of the tape whshouldn't happen. I pressed it all back on and an hour later it started releasing again so now I have to remove them all, carefully get the tape off my wall do some repairs to the wall, repaint and wait 3 months then use a trowelled on adhesive aat great expense. Nice.

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