Our stick on tiles are made from vinyl, which is a durable and resilient material known for its longevity and ability to withstand wear and tear. This makes adhesive vinyl tiles an excellent choice for high-traffic, high-wear areas like kitchens and bathrooms. Vinyl is also water-resistant, which makes it a good choice for wet environments and it’s easy to clean and maintain.

Our stick on tiles can be applied to any smooth, un-textured surfaces like painted plasterboard (drywall), smooth ceramic splashback tiles, and smooth glass splashback tiles. They can also be applied to acrylic wall panels, linoleum walls, glass, mirrors, or wallpaper.

We don’t recommend applying our stick on wall tiles to surfaces that are dusty, uneven or textured. That’s because peel and stick tiles need a smooth surface for the adhesive to stick properly. You shouldn’t apply stick on tiles to stucco walls, unfinished plasterboard, brick or stone walls, or unpainted plywood, amongst others.

We also don’t recommend applying our peel and stick tiles in showers, on countertops, ceilings or floors, or within 20cm of gas stovetops.

While our installation instructions page has a video and more details, here is a summary of the process of installing Sticky Tiles:

1. Clean the surface thoroughly with a degreaser. 
2. Plan before sticking any tiles. Place some tiles over the area without sticking them on and visualise what you want to do. Tiles should be laid from left to right and top to bottom, so start at the top left corner first. Pay attention to where your tiles indicate ‘overlap here’.
3. Cut the first tile. Once you’ve planned the layout, measure and cut the first tile. Unless the tile is a square, you will likely need to cut the first tile in a row to make sure it's flush. For the first tile of every row, keep the cut-off remnants, as you may be able to use these pieces to finish the row. 
4. Lay the first tile. Pay close attention when sticking on the first tile. We recommend peeling about 5cm of the backing and sticking that small area first, making sure it's positioned correctly. Then slowly peel off the rest of the backing and push out any air bubbles as you go. 
5. Stick on the remaining tiles. Start applying the rest of the tiles, overlapping them where it indicates ‘overlap here’. You will likely need to make cuts at the end of the area. You will also need to cut for any electrical sockets, faucets, or other objects on the wall.

Note: A utility knife is easier than using scissors. 

Don’t rush installation, and if you have any questions, don’t hesitate to contact us!

Yes, you can get up to three patterns of sample tiles for just $1, with shipping included. This is a risk-free way of selecting your preferred stick on tiles before you commit. Tell us which three patterns or colours you'd like, and we'll mail them to you. They will be mailed by regular post, so you won't get tracking. They'll show up in your mailbox in 3-6 business days.

We offer fast and free shipping on all orders over $49. If your order is under $49, it only costs $9.95 to ship Australia-wide. Unlike some of our competitors, we hold our product in Australia, so you don’t have to worry about duties or taxes.