Palisade 25.6 in. x 14.8 in. Interlocking Vinyl Waterproof Wall/Backsplash Tiles for Kitchen or Bathroom in Carrara Marble (8 Pack)

I love this product! It turned out beautifully in my new DIY shower. It was also easy to work around a real tile mosaic that I added. I thought the inside corner pieces that you buy separately makes it look cheap so I just did a bead of white caulk. Otherwise I used the outside corner channels and think it looks nice. The texture of the tiles are a matte finish which I like, and I followed the recommended installation instructions (construction adhesive plus bead of silicone in every joint).

This stuff is amazing, beautiful and strong, lightweight and extremely easy to work with. It’s been installed for over a year with daily showers, no problems and still as beautiful as ever!

BUY! BUY! BUY! BUY! I am absolutely shocked by the ease and durability and price of this amazing product. I was looking to replace my bathtub tile because our home was built in the mid 60s and desperately needed a facelift. My budget didn’t allow for expensive marble tiles so we decided to go with this product instead. The weight, color and durability is superior to comparable products. I was able to install with ease and the adhesive was provided in the kit. If you need a product that will last for years on end this is what you want to purchase. GO GET YOU ONE!

I bought it for basement shower. Ceramic tile will be too cold. Installed pretty easy. But caulking every gap - it’s not great idea.

These panels worked amazing! I initially tried a "peel and stick" product from another company, and that only last about an hour before they were peeling off the wall. Looking for an alternative product, I came across these wall panels, and I am so glad I did. They are easy to install, look great, and are very durable.

The tiles are amazing & easy to install, much less expensive than buying a shower surround !!

What a surprise. I can't believe how easy and how nice these tiles looked. My husband and I put this up in my kitchen as a back splash. The marble pattern almost matched my quart countertops. I intend to put them as a back splash in another house and my even get daring and pull out an old tub and use them in the bathroom as many others have done.

This product is very nice and it is beautiful when finished. It's an easy project for a DIY'er and probably for those who don't consider themselves as such. My wife and I selected the Carrara Marble product (see photo) and love it! It installs quickly with one of the recommended adhesives that you can find in the manufacturer's FAQ on their site. I used the Loctite Power Grab Ultimate that I found at Home Depot and it worked great. Highly recommend the manufacturer's installation videos. One note on those though...in the videos they never mention being sure to install the product with the groove part of the tongue-and-groove facing up. I had to read that in the written installation instructions. That seems to be a pretty important fact that the video should cover.One note of caution: if you elect to cut this product with a power tool (I used a table saw), be prepared for a mess. This will be less of a problem for those with a shop or if it is nice weather and you can cut outside. The problem is that the PVC "sawdust" is very clingy - which is to say, is electrostatically charged. It gets everywhere - especially on you! I elected to score (with a sharp utility knife) and snap the last couple pieces and while it takes a bit longer, since you have to cut the score a bit deep to get a clean edge (never as clean as with a power saw) I would likely do the next project with this product, that way.One other note about the star ratings that Amazon asks for. I wasn't quite sure how to rate "Easy to remove". What??? In the end I gave it a 1-star because if I ever did need to remove it from the sub-base I installed it on (painted sheetrock) I would be prepared to have to tear out the entire sheetrock sub-base. That Power Grab adhesive is PERMANENT!. SO, I think the question is kind of silly. Removing this stuff would be no different that removing ceramic or porcelain tile. Specifically, be prepared to destroy the sub-base.