Lovdeco Peel and Stick Antique Beveled Mirror Tile Subway Mirror Glass Backsplash 3x6 Inch for Kitchen Bathroom Wall (40 Pcs, 5 SQ.FT.)

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perfect for what i needed..used them to help in repairing a broken mirror dresser...adhesive is great. so great that ya better know where you want it before you stick it cuz it ain't coming off ! li got one slightly crooked...& just LEFT IT THAT WAY!! but thats all a positive ...much preferred than to have them falling offdresser came out great with the use of these & several sizes (tiny) of mirror mosaic tiles

These actually Are beveled glass With sticky tape on the back. The measurements are very precise, and it was very easy to use. We used it as a mirror surround, and it turned out very nicely. Be sure to plan ahead and clean your mirror with denatured alcohol very well so it will stick once it is on. We couldn't get it off without breaking the glass. It's a nice addition to a plain flat mirror.The price was good, considering that it is glass and has good adhesive plus is Beveled, and the size is very accurate. We had a few pieces left over, but it saved a lot of money over buying a new mirror for the location. We didn't have to remove The old mirror that was heavily glued to the wall.

These tiles stick wonderfully, ALMOST too much so. You have to make sure it’s exactly where you want it to be before you touch the wall and if you need to pry one off, make sure you’re wearing eye safety wear as the tile is likely to break before the adhesive gives. I think they help make our reimagined buffet look that much more like a bar at a low effort, low cost price point.

Love the looks of the tiles but the 3 x 6 are actually 3 x 5 & 7/8 which means you lose an inch with every 8 tiles. Had layout drawn so that used in combination with the 3 x 3 tiles would only have to cut around outlets but now have to do a complete new layout which is confusing because the 3 x 3 tiles are true to size. Had I known would probably have gone a different route. Guess my mistake because I took the manufacturer's description to be accurate instead of reading the reviews.Update: Impressed with the customer service. Would definitely purchase from this company again.Update: Looks beautiful BUT am having problems with tiles falling off and chipping so not able to reuse. Crazy because when first applying them it is near to impossible to remove one to reposition it. SO my advise would be to use a second adhesive. At this point am looking at possibly having to buy more.

I was genuinely surprised these were peel and stick. They have a lot of weight to them, yet have no issues adhering to the wall. Small squares, but still grabs your eye’s attention. Extremely durable, to the point that these cannot be cut like normal peel and stick tiles. You’d probably need a water-saw? Very easy to work with, with effective results. Worth the price.

I debated forever about whether or not I wanted to add this tile or just go with the white subway tile in the rest of the kitchen. But this little area is secluded and I wanted to it push an urban vibe. It took my husband and I several hours working together, mostly because we had three outlets to cut around. We made a few goofs but we were able to carefully slip a putty knife in back of it immediately and carefully pry them off. They stuck really well however, and we don't anticipate anything falling off. We did not use grout. I bought 2 packs of 40 pieces each of the 3x6 light antique thinking we'd have plenty to do the right side as well if we wanted to. Thank God we decided from the start not to because we broke so many trying to get them cut that we didn't have enough left over to do it anyway. We still had some leftover but not enough. It was fine and much less pressure knowing we had enough. It was way easier than installing formal tile at the end of the day.

These tiles seemed easy to install. Initially, the adhesive seems very strong. After easily installing 40+ tiles above a counter on a back kitchen wall, they slowly fell off the wall. After a week about 90% had fallen off. I was away for a few days and some fell on top of each other - sticky back of one tile stuck to mirrored surface of another. These could not be pulled apart without breaking the mirror. So I ended up with a lot of garbage and broken glass which makes me very sad. I’m also left wondering what kind of adhesive I can add to the sticky back that will allow the tiles to stay on the wall that will not damage the wall in the event they are taken off.