AULIGET 200-Piece Rust Slate Peel-and-Stick Backsplash Wall Tiles (3" x 6")
Product description
What to know before you buy
If you want a backsplash update without the usual mess, AULIGET’s peel-and-stick wall tiles are built for quick, DIY-friendly installs. The idea here is simple: you place solid PVC faux stone tiles in a subway-style layout, peel the backing, and press them onto your wall—no separate glue step. On paper, that’s a big deal for busy kitchens, steamy bathrooms, laundry rooms, camper interiors, and even fireplace surrounds where you still want a more finished, textured look.
That said, peel-and-stick isn’t magic. Your results depend a lot on wall prep and how flat and clean the surface is. If you’re expecting professional-grade leveling over a wall with bumps, you may need to do more prep work first.
Key takeaways (the practical stuff)
These tiles come as a set of 200 pieces, made from PVC composite laminate with a textured faux stone surface. The backing is foam tape, so the install is mostly peel and stick, which can save time compared with traditional tile work.
They’re described as anti-scratch and high-impact, and also marketed as waterproof and heat resistant. For everyday use, the intended benefit is straightforward: protect walls from splashes and oil in kitchens, and from moisture and grime in bathrooms and laundry spaces. The tiles are also described as easy to wipe clean, which matters when backsplash messes don’t wait.
One more thing to plan for: the brand recommends buying at least 10% extra tiles to account for design cuts and pattern matching.
Where it really shines
A micro-scenario that feels typical: you clear a section of counter space, clean the wall thoroughly, dry-fit a row, then start peeling and pressing each 3" x 6" tile in the subway pattern. Because the layout is described as easy to plan freely, you can play with how the lines fall before committing.
In spaces like a kitchen backsplash, where splashes and grease happen regularly, the waterproof and wipe-clean claims line up with what you’re trying to solve. In bathrooms or laundry rooms, the same moisture resistance angle is likely the main reason people choose this type of tile over bare paint.
Potential limits you should consider
No product like this is perfect for every wall. Keep in mind:
- Color consistency across batches: the listing notes that tiles captured “within one order” is recommended, because multiple orders with long intervals may arrive with slightly different colors. If you’re covering a larger area than what one set supports, try not to piece it together later.
- Fit and finish depend on cutting: the tiles are described as easy to cut with a utility knife. That helps, but you’ll still need a steady hand around outlets and corners to keep the pattern looking intentional.
- Peel-and-stick works best on the right surface: if your wall isn’t well-prepped or is uneven, edges can be more noticeable. This product may feel more “gama media” than premium when it comes to long-term look consistency compared with fully installed tile systems.
Tech specs
- Name: AULIGET Rust Slate Peel and Stick Backsplash Wall Tiles
- Type: Peel-and-stick wall tiles (PVC faux stone)
- Quantity: 200 pieces
- Tile size: 3" x 6" each
- Thickness: 0.12" each
- Pattern: Simple subway pattern
- Backing: Strong foam backing tape (no extra glue mentioned)
- Coverage: about 24.2 square feet per set
- Installation: Peel and stick, can be cut with a utility knife
Is it worth it?
A solid pick if you want an affordable-looking backsplash upgrade that’s meant for DIY, quick installation, and easy cleanup—especially in kitchens, bathrooms, laundry rooms, RV spaces, or fireplace surrounds. It’s also a good match if you like the look of a textured faux stone surface and you’re comfortable doing careful measuring and cutting around obstacles.
You may want to skip it if your wall is uneven, poorly cleaned, or you’re not ready for the extra planning that cutlines and pattern alignment require. Also, if you’re sensitive to potential color variation across multiple orders, make sure you can source everything in one order.
Mini FAQ
Will these tiles work in a steamy bathroom or kitchen?
They’re marketed as waterproof and heat resistant, and they’re commonly used for kitchen backsplashes and steamy bathroom walls—so yes, that’s the intended use case.
Do I need glue for installation?
The listing describes a foam backing tape that lets you peel and stick without extra glue.
How do I handle outlets and corners?
They’re described as easy to cut with a utility knife, so you’ll likely measure, cut, and trim tiles to fit around fixtures.
What if I need more tiles than one set?
It’s recommended to purchase at least 10% extra tiles, and also to complete the project from tiles captured within one order to reduce the risk of slightly different colors.