Inexpensive 'Peel and Stick' Wall Tiles?

[toledo13]

Has anyone ever done this to their kitchen? I want to make a backsplash (kinda- looking anway) for my kitchen, and have heard of peel and stick wall 'tiles'. Has anyone ever done this?? I'm looking for a cheap kit... any leads would be great!!!

 

[NotUrsula]

Not ceramic or glass tiles. Trust me, they would be too heavy to stay on the wall in a damp kitchen; they would start dropping off after a while. Normal tile mastic is very heavy-duty stuff, you don't pry it off without a chisel.

You might be able to do it with hollow metal tiles.

 

[meanser]

I think the LTD catalog had some, they were apples or chickens if I remember correctly, they were in their last book...

 

[extremesoccermom]

LTD also had some that looked like tin-type tiles. One of my co-workers ordered it and loves it. I haven't seen it. They also have them at Home Depot and Lowes but they are a little more expensive.

 

[PrincessSuzanne]

I'm sorry, what does LTD stand for? I am thinking about doing somelike this in my kitchen and looking for anything as inexpensive and easy to do myself.

Suzanne

 

[LisaNJ25]

I used the peel and stick floor tiles from home depot..


ltd is http://www.ltdcommodities.com/

 

[cjnix29]

We did the vinyl tiles that looked like tin. It was really easy to do, and looked great! We got ours at Menards, but I know you can get them at the other box stores, I think our whole backsplash cost us about $120. We loved it!

 

[PrincessSuzanne]

I used the peel and stick floor tiles from home depot..


ltd is http://www.ltdcommodities.com/

Thank you so much. I just ordered the free catalog.

Suzanne