Because nothing in life is ever easy, a peel-and-stick tile backsplash does come with several cons as well. "These tiles don't have the same staying power as ceramic or stone," Tony Roberts says.

Before purchasing a peel-and-stick backsplash, you’ll want to figure out how much product you’ll need. This style of backsplash is usually sold in sheets that are around 12 by 12 inches in size.

Updated: Jun 15, 2022 / 01:45 PM MDT Peel-and-stick backsplash tiles that are two to three times thicker than standard tiles are easier to handle, more durable and last longer.

O ne color that has certainly been trending in home designs is black. We see it in siding, walls, fixtures and now ...

You can use peel-and-stick wallpaper to decorate your home or apartment, without the risk of damaging the walls. Browse the best peel-and-stick wallpapers on Amazon, Wayfair, Pottery Barn and more.

Updated: Jun 15, 2022 / 02:45 PM CDT Peel-and-stick backsplash tiles that are two to three times thicker than standard tiles are easier to handle, more durable and last longer.

Like peel-and-stick tile, adhesive wallpaper is an easy option for a kitchen backsplash. Whether hanging traditional or sticky wallpaper, consider protecting it with a waterproof varnish.

But one of my favorite peel-and-stick projects for the kitchen is a peel-and-stick backsplash. Kitchen backsplashes are a relatively small feature in a cook space, but they can do a lot to affect ...

Vinyl is a low-budget peel-and-stick backsplash material, with prices starting as low as $2. It’s also easy to install—you literally “peel and stick,” so no mortar and grout are needed.

Or maybe your rental’s kitchen backsplash is screaming “We did the Tuscan thing in the ’90s.” You’ve been eyeing peel-and-stick tiles as a solution, but you’re afraid to take the plunge.