Brushed Aluminum Wall Tiles Square
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Tools and Hardware Reviews of Brushed Aluminum Wall Tiles Square
Customer Review: budget backsplash
Summary: 5 Stars
these tiles are great! I used them behind my stove to provide an easy to clean wall cover and I could not be happier. The self stick tape is OK but I used liquid nails to provide a firm bond. You can trim the tiles with a good pair of scissors so fitting is easy.Customer Review: easy to use
Summary: 5 Stars
Very,very pleased with this product. No problems ordering or shipping. Arrived as promised. Installs easy. Looks great.Customer Review: good quality
Summary: 4 Stars
My wife and I purchased these to replace some faux brick that use to be the backsplash in our kitchen. After tearing out the brick the sheetrock was ruined behind, so we nailed up some 1/4 inch hardboard right over the top of the sheetrock so these tiles would have a nice clean surface to stick too. We did purchase extra 2-sided sticky tabs to put on these tiles to make sure they would stay up. many people said that they glued them on. We thought that with the extra sticky tape that if they fell off after awhile we would just glue them up as they fell off. So far it has been about 3 months and none have fallen off yet.
These tiles are very easy to cut with household scissors, as we put ours up in the diamond pattern and had to cut lots of them at the top where they met the cabinets. The hardest part for us was in the diamond pattern the squares have different shades to them depending on which way the grain is going, so we did an alternating pattern with the grain much in the way that the manufactures picture looks.
Overall satisfied with this product
Customer Review: great project, few skills needed
Summary: 4 Stars
I enjoyed working with these tiles for my kitchen backsplash. It was easy to install them-I was intimidated about making cuts on traditional wall tile to accomodate my wall outlets- but these tiles can be cut with sturdy kitchen shears. I would probably invest in tin snips if I did another project with them just to save life of my good Kitchenaid Shears. The finished look is very nice. I knew from scrapbooking I would not like working with these two sided tabs-I find them frustrating to peel, but these weren't too bad. I supplemented the tabs with the dab of construction adhesvie everyone else recommended. I almost wish the tiles were a little bit thicker and heavier looking is all. Even though they are thin, they don't look cheap. I had trouble maintaining my pattern-alternating the brushed aluminum tiles to achieve the checkerboard appearance. In my kitchen lighting I couldn't tell which tile was facing which way. My solution was to lay them out on my dining table and then label the backs, then take them into my kitchen 3 at a time to install. I used the square pattern, or checkerboard, just to keep it simple and not worry about uneven argyle pattern. All in all, I'd say these were a cinch, even for impatient people like me who don't care for painstaking, fussy tasks.Customer Review: thin but good
Summary: 4 Stars
tiles are VERY thin, so I would use construction adhesive along with the double-stick tabs. Easy to cut with shears, alternate the tiles to achieve a great look. I'm pleased with mine and it was very cost-effective.