DICOFUN Peel-and-Stick Backsplash Tiles, Stainless Steel

Technical details

For renters or homeowners looking to update a backsplash without mixing mortar, these peel-and-stick mosaic sheets offer a more decorative route than a plain splash guard. The pinwheel pattern combines metal and glass with a reflective finish, so it can add some visual texture around a sink or cooking area without introducing a separate adhesive step.

Each sheet measures 12” x 12” x 0.12”, and the pack contains 10 sheets for about 10 square feet of coverage. The backing is described as 3M-formulated adhesive foam tape, and the tiles are non-magnetic. They’re also listed as waterproof and heat resistant, though the product information doesn’t give a temperature range or specific surface-preparation requirements.

Getting the most from it

The listed uses include kitchen backsplashes, steamy bathroom walls, laundry rooms, RVs and fireplaces. In a kitchen, for example, the reflective mosaic can sit behind a counter where splashes and cooking oil are likely, the surface can be wiped clean, and the tiles are intended to help protect the wall. That’s a different approach from a plain protective panel: this adds a patterned finish, but the small mosaic design may take more care around edges and outlets.

The product information doesn’t identify which wall surfaces the adhesive suits, so the finish and condition of your wall matter. It also doesn’t provide installation details for corners, seams or areas exposed to direct flame. It’s a good fit if you want a DIY backsplash with a metallic, glass-accented look and can plan around a sheet format. It may not suit you if you need confirmed compatibility with a particular wall surface or detailed heat limits before installation.

Usage tips

Plan the layout before peeling the backing. The sheets can be cut with a utility knife or scissors, which is useful for fitting around an outlet or trimming a row to meet a cabinet edge. Measure the area and allow for offcuts: the product recommends buying at least 10% extra to account for cuts and pattern placement. The listed coverage is approximate, so a layout with many edges may use more material than a simple rectangular run.

The adhesive is described as foam tape rather than a gel-style sticker, and no extra glue is said to be needed. Since wall-preparation guidance isn’t included, avoid assuming the adhesive will behave the same on every surface. For a project spanning multiple orders, the product notes that colours may vary slightly between orders, sourcing all the sheets for one project together can help avoid that mismatch.

Three specific questions

Does a pack cover a full backsplash? It covers about 10 square feet. Whether that’s enough depends on your measured area and how much trimming the layout needs.

Can the tiles be cut to fit? Yes. The product says they can be cut with a utility knife or scissors, so measure and plan cuts before removing the backing.

Are they suitable for a steamy bathroom? Steamy bathroom walls are among the listed uses, and the tiles are described as waterproof. No further installation conditions or heat limits are provided.

Before you buy

Choose these if the pinwheel mosaic and reflective metal-and-glass look are part of the plan, and the stated coverage works for your wall. For a straightforward, low-pattern surface, a plain backsplash covering may be easier to lay out and trim. Here, the appeal is the decorative finish and peel-and-stick format, the trade-off is that wall compatibility and precise heat limits aren’t specified. Check the area, allow for cuts, and account for possible colour differences if ordering in separate batches.