Emerald Green Long Hexagon Splashbac Peel and Stick Backsplash | 3D Waterproof Peel and Stick on Wall Tiles Backsplash for Home Kitchen,Bathroom,Living Room(10 Sheets,30.5X 30.5cm)

Nice and easy to use. Good quality and a cost effective way to make a change in the kitchen

Really happy with the look and quality.

These faux tiles are a really pretty shade of green, but the thinness of them means they don't quite pass the realism test for me - they look like a sticker rather than a tile. That being said, they're still an attractive alternative if you need to cover an area!

First time writing a review but had to compliment this product. Order dark green and only one pack did the job. Took 30mins to do and I love the effect it has, very sticky and also ok to peel off and redo if a mistake is made (as I found out)

There were only 9 sheets in the pack instead of 10

It's almost impossible to lay these nicely with straight edges. I ordered these to cover a metal food trolley, thinking the overall aesthetics of the tiles, the colour and washable properties, that they would be an absolute doddle to fit. No. I had to give up.Adhesion is great, the rear of the tiles are a strong silver sticky back, the 'tiles' themselves can be easily cut with scissors, but to get a straight running tidy edge was impossible.

The media could not be loaded. First of all, can I just say that I love the brand name of this. Moon, fun. I’m here for this…. 😊There are 10 pieces in this box. Because of the quality and thickness of them it does feel like more. They’re beautiful brilliant white with a lovely design on them it’s very glossy. I’m using them to cover up some of the brown sideboard in my kitchen, which make me weak, every time I go into the kitchen. I’ve got a covering over the top part which is really easy to peel off and the adhesive part on the back is great easy to apply. Will definitely buy more to finish off the whole job in the kitchen.

This is a review of a sample:Firstly these are yet another throwback to the 70's where plastic has been chosen as the 'best' material for such an item. In this day and age not a good choice - what is wrong with ceramics, or even metals?The material feels like that used in vinyl holdall bags and I am not sure these would stand up to be used in a damp/hot environment such as a kitchen cooking area, despite what the ad says. I have not tried this so it is speculation on my part.Having mentioned what the ad says, there is also something in my mind about what it does not say anything about. That is specifically fire safety, no mention of this at all. Are they fire proof, if not when they combust what are the gases/particles produced, I personally would not purchase these until it was made clear that they would not contribute to a domestic fire catastrophe.But simply I would not on the basis of what appear like bubbles in the material and what I have mentioned above, put them anywhere in my house.And at over £33 per square metre, these are far from cheap.