AULIGET 100-Piece Black Slate Peel and Stick Backsplash Wall Tiles, 3" x 6" PVC Faux Stone

If you want a backsplash refresh without hiring a pro, peel-and-stick tile is the fast lane. AULIGET’s 100-piece set focuses on a simple subway pattern, a realistic 3D stone texture, and an easier DIY install.

That said, it’s not magic. Adhesion, layout, and how you prep your wall still matter a lot—especially in moisture-prone spots like bathrooms or laundry rooms. The good news: this kit is designed for home projects where you want the look of stone or slate without the complexity of traditional tiling.

Key takeaways

The big pull here is the combination of a bold black slate look and a peel-and-stick installation. On paper, the PVC composite backing is meant to be tougher than many basic plastic tiles, with an emphasis on scratch resistance and impact resistance.

It also leans practical for DIYers: the tiles are designed to be cut with a sharp utility knife, and installation is “peel and stick” using a foam tape backing (no extra glue step). If you’re the type who wants to handle the job in an afternoon or two, this is built for that workflow.

One important limitation to keep in mind: your final look can vary a little if you’re mixing multiple orders over time. The product listing notes that separate orders placed far apart can receive slightly different colors, so plan your quantity up front.

Where it shines (and why people buy it)

You’ll usually see tiles like this used as backsplash splash zones—kitchen walls near the sink and stove, bathroom walls exposed to steam, laundry room areas, and even RV/camper interiors. There’s also mention of use around a fireplace.

Here’s what that means in real life: you can cover a smaller wall section for a clean, finished appearance without dealing with thinset, grout, or long cure times. After trimming, you press the tiles into place and you’re moving on quickly.

The texture is meant to feel more “stone-like” than flat faux finishes. If you’ve ever looked at peel-and-stick tile that looks like a sticker from certain angles, this one is trying to avoid that—using a realistic 3D stone texture under the black slate look.

What to know before you buy

Start with coverage. This box is said to cover about 12 square feet, and the package includes 100 sheets. For any project, you should expect to lose some material to cutting and pattern alignment.

The listing recommends buying at least 10% extra tiles to account for cuts and design pattern matching. That’s a small detail, but it can save you from the most frustrating DIY moment: reaching the end of your order and not having the exact same batch.

Also note the potential color variation issue: the listing warns that different orders with long intervals may have slightly different colors. If you’re covering a larger area or doing multiple surfaces, it’s smart to purchase everything at once.

Tech specs

• Name: AULIGET 100 Piece Black Slate Peel and Stick Backsplash Wall Tiles
• Type: Peel and stick backsplash wall tiles (PVC faux stone)
• Format: Subway-style wall tile sheets
• Size: 3" x 6" per tile sheet
• Quantity: 100 pieces per box
• Thickness: 0.12 inches
• Coverage: Approximately 12 square feet per box
• Materials/finish: Composite PVC laminate with 3D stone-like texture

Installation and day-to-day use

The install approach is simple: peel the tiles and press them onto the wall with the foam tape backing. The listing specifically says there’s no additional glue needed.

It’s also described as cut-friendly. If you’re doing an outlet cutout, fitting around edges, or trimming at the ends of your backsplash run, a sharp utility knife is the stated method. For a quick mental picture: you lay out the subway pattern dry first, mark where a tile needs trimming near a corner, score it cleanly with the knife, and fit it in place before you commit to final placement.

In terms of durability for a backsplash environment, it’s marketed as scratch-resistant, impact-resistant, and both water-resistant (impermeable) and heat-resistant. Cleaning is described as easy for removing splashes and stains, which is exactly what you want when cooking splatter and everyday messes show up.

Still, take it with the right expectations: peel-and-stick is great for many walls, but it’s not the same as fully built, professionally installed tile systems. Prep and surface compatibility will influence results, and in high-moisture conditions you may want to be extra mindful of how your wall is finished.

Is it worth it?

Buy it if you want a DIY backsplash update that looks like a stone-inspired slate finish, prefer a straightforward subway layout, and want a peel-and-stick workflow with foam tape backing and knife-cut trimming.

Skip it if your priority is a perfectly uniform color match across a long multi-order project—because the listing warns that orders placed far apart can vary slightly in color. Also consider whether peel-and-stick is appropriate for your exact wall situation, this product is designed for common backsplash and interior wall uses, but it won’t solve every surface/prep issue.

For most homeowners tackling kitchens, bathrooms, laundry rooms, or camper/fireplace surround upgrades, AULIGET’s set is the kind of practical “make it look finished fast” tile that tends to make sense—just plan your quantity up front and don’t underestimate the value of careful measuring.