Subway Tile Peel and Stick Backsplash

What this tile sticker is

This is a peel and stick wall tile sticker made of PET. The surface is waterproof, so splashes and steam wipe away with a damp cloth. Each sheet has a self-adhesive backing. Press it onto a smooth surface and it stays put. There is no grout to mix and no tools to buy.

The tile look comes from the printed pattern on each sheet. The sheets are flat and thin, so they sit close to the wall and read as tile from a normal viewing distance.

Sizes and pack count

Every sheet in every color is the same size. The pack count is fixed at 5 sheets.

Five sheets cover 5 sq ft when laid edge to edge with no overlap. Measure your backsplash or wall area before you order, then round up so you have enough sheets for cuts and edges.

Colors and styles

Pick the pattern that fits your room. Each option uses the same PET material and the same sheet size.

• White subway: classic offset brick layout in bright white.
• White square grid: even squares in a simple grid.
• White 3x3 grid: larger squares for a calmer look.
• White subway, gray grout: the same brick layout with gray lines between tiles.
• Sage green subway: a soft green brick layout.
• Pink subway: a warm pink brick layout.
• White thin stacked: narrow stacked tiles in white.

All options come in the 5 sheet pack.

Where it can go

This sticker is made for smooth surfaces. It works on smooth walls, tile, glass, cabinets and appliances. Common spots include a kitchen backsplash behind a counter, the wall beside a stove, a bathroom wall, a cabinet door, a refrigerator side and a glass panel.

Skip rough or bumpy surfaces. Brick, cinder block, textured plaster and unfinished wood give the adhesive too little contact. Clean the surface first, then let it dry fully before you apply a sheet.

How to fit it

1. Wipe the surface with a damp cloth. Let it dry.
2. Measure the area and plan the sheet layout before you peel anything.
3. Peel the backing from one corner of a sheet.
4. Press the sheet onto the surface, working from that corner outward.
5. Smooth the sheet with your hand or a soft cloth to push out air.
6. Trim the edges with scissors or a craft knife.
7. Repeat with the next sheet, matching the pattern at the seam.

For the best seam, butt the sheets edge to edge rather than overlapping them. If you need to reposition a sheet, lift it slowly from a corner and lay it again. The adhesive is designed to hold once pressed, so make your final press after the sheet is in the right spot.

Care

Wipe the surface clean with a damp cloth. A mild soap on the cloth is fine for everyday marks. Avoid abrasive pads and harsh solvents, which can dull the printed pattern. There is no grout line to scrub, so routine cleaning stays quick.