• just cut, peel and stick
• easy to wipe clean
• humidity and heat resistant 48 hours after application
• anti-bacterial and anti-mould
• will never yellow or crack
• foam backing that covers existing grout lines

These self-adhesive 3D wall tiles are designed to be used as a splash back. They are of high quality and ideal for renovating the kitchen, bathroom, laundry room and even the camper van or the bach.

You don't need to worry about special tools, grout and mess. This is a quick and cost effective way to DIY your own splash back or give your existing one a makeover.

If you are unsure of what design is most suitable for your project, we recommend that you order a single sheet or samples first.

Important:If your installation surface is not listed below, please contact us for advice before you purchase.

Recommended surfaces

Self-adhesive Quality tiles can be installed on smooth and undamaged surfaces like:

• Wall tiles
• Painted walls (after 4-6 weeks curing time for fresh paint)
• Melamine
• Stainless steel
• Glass
• Acrylic

Not suitable surfaces

It is not recommended to install self-adhesive Quality tiles on the following surfaces:

• porous wood
• relief ceramic tiles
• textured wallpaper
• unpainted gib
• untreated wood
• inside shower
• floors
• bench tops
• ceilings
• brick
• stone

Although you don’t need any specialist tools, there are a few things we think make the job easier when applying the peel and stick wall tiles:

• grease remover: Preparation is key. To clean your wall we suggest you use some form of grease remover: We recommend sugar soap to clean the surface properly before you start.
• craft knife: Use a craft knife with a sharp blade to cut the tiles to size.
• scissors: These will come in handy when cutting the tiles around curved shapes.
• pen: Use a pen or pencil to mark where to cut the tiles and to trace a guideline for your first row of tiles.
• craft mat: Use a craft mat or chopping board to protect your surface when cutting the tiles.
• metal edge ruler: Make sure your ruler has a metal edge to avoid it getting cuts from your craft knife.
• tape measure: Tiling equals a lot of measuring. A tape measure is ideal to have for your project.
• level: Use a level or plain to mark out a guideline for your first row of tiles. If you get the start right, the rest of the tiles will follow in a straight line.

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Before you start"

✔️ Are your surfaces and hands clean?  

✔️ Go through your tool kit and make sure everything listed in the guide is there  

✔️ On a clean flat surface, test how to lay the tiles. The wide grout line side interlocks with the side with less grout.

This is how you install the self-adhesive Quality tiles. Make sure that you follow all the instructions carefully:

1. Clean: To ensure the tile adhesive sticks, clean the surface with a gentle cleaner to remove dirt, dust, or debris, and wait until it's touch dry before proceeding.
2. Measure: Use a level/ruler to draw a straight line on the wall at the height of the first row of tiles, marking where the top edge of the tiles will align.
3. Cut: The first tile needs to be cut on the starting side to get a straight edge. Put the off cuts to the side and save them for later.
   Use a metal edge ruler and craft knife to make the cut. It is sometimes easier to draw a line with a pen first.
4. Control Check: Test the size and shape of the first tile by holding it up on the wall without removing the backing paper. Cut off anything additional that may be required for a perfect start. Remember cutting adjustments are easier to make before applying the tile to the surface.
5. Peel: Peel away a small section (5-10cm) of the backing paper and take care not to touch the adhesive (we know it’s tempting to see just how sticky it is - but believe us when we say it’s sticky!). Touching the sticky back can weaken the adhesion.
6. Stick:Align the tile on the wall. When you are happy with the positioning, peel away the remaining part of the backing paper whilst keeping the tile in the correct position. Press firmly on the tile to smooth it down. Start from one end and work your way out to the edges to make sure all the air is removed.
7. Interlock:All the tiles have one side with a wider grout line and another side with less grout. Make sure you always position the tiles in the same direction, or else you will end up with gaps between the tiles.
   
   Butt join the rest of the tiles like a jigsaw puzzle, leaving no gaps between the tiles. We recommend that once you've found the correct interlocking position, give the tile an extra little push towards the tile it interlocks with before removing the rest of the backing paper. Skipping this step could lead to small gaps between the tiles showing the underneath surface.
8. Finish: Finish your row of tiles by cutting off the outer edge of the last tile.

Alternatively, if your space allows it, you can reuse the flaps you initially cut off and overlap the grout lines of your last tile.

After 48 hours, your DIY wall tiles are permanently secured to the wall.

Scroll down for a full video tutorial.

Cutting around sockets and other obstacles can be a bit of a challenge. But with these top tips we know you will do great. We recommend the following:

• reuse a backing paper from another tile
• hold it up against the socket in the right tile position
• trace a line with a pen
• cut the backing paper
• control check with the backing paper and make any necessary adjustments
• position the backing paper over the next tile and transfer the lines and cut
• control check the size of the cut tile and position when you are happy with the outcome

Tip! It is always better to cut off less, control check and cut a few extra times than to waste a tile by cutting too much off at once.

Complete your DIY project with an edge trim.

• cut the edge trim at a 45° angle to make a neat corner.
• peel off the red protective tape from the back of the edge trim. Make sure that you only remove the red part and leave the foam part on the trim. If it's tricky to get hold of the red backing, a piece of tape or tweezers can help.
• press the edge trim firmly onto the wall to make sure proper adhesion. The adhesive must be positioned on a flat surface only. The trims are not suitable to be applied partly on or on top of the tiles. The small 'lip' on the edge trim will serve as an overhang above the tiles.

Check out this tutorial on how to apply it to your tiles. Here is another video showing the edge trim positioning in profile.

Tip! The edge trim has a natural bend. Before you start, roll the edge trim in the opposite direction from how it's been packaged to offset its tension a bit. This will help the strip to stick properly.

Use a hair dryer and to soften the glue as you pull off the tiles. The tiles will come off with little to no damage depending on what surface you applied them to. Any excess glue residue can be wiped off with soapy water, methylated spirits or de-solve-it.

Self-adhesive Quality wall tiles will stick on your walls for as long as you wish them to.

• Wait a period of 4-6 weeks before affixing the tiles on a freshly painted wall to allow the paint to penetrate and dry thoroughly.
• The surface must be smooth and undamaged.
• The surface must be clean and dry.
• You should clean the surface with a degreaser such as sugar soap.
• During installation, the ambient temperature must be at least 18°C and should not exceed 35°C.
• The tiles should not be exposed to direct steam, or be in direct contact with a heat source and should not be submerged in water (do not install in the shower).
• To install behind a gas range without a protective rear panel, allow a height of 20 centimetres above the surface to prevent the tiles from coming in contact with open flame and we recommend installing rear panel.
• Keep a distance of at least six centimetres between an oven toaster grill or air-fryer and wall covered with self-adhesive tiles.
• If you decide to remove the value tiles once they have been firmly applied, they cannot be reused.
• Value tiles are not designed to cover floors, countertops or work surfaces, or to serve as a trivet.
• For maintenance, you should only use a mild non-abrasive product.

Avoid cleaning products containing bleach. Avoid food with strong colouring like turmeric and curry spices, ground coffee, food colouring and tomato sauce as they may stain the surface