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Stick on tiles?

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Zippedydoobaah · 23/06/2026 06:21

Moved recently and tiles in bathroom and kitchen are a very boring white. I'm not in a position to change them yet, keep seeing ads for stick on tiles on social media. Are they any good? Hard-wearing etc?

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Tortephant · 23/06/2026 11:56

I'd wait until you can afford to change them for something that is more your style.
Boring white isn't bad OP - it's a blank canvas. Dress the room in other ways for now. Rugs? Plants? Pictures? Chalk Board? bring some texture and colour to the spaces

backformoreofthesame · 23/06/2026 12:01

We had some stickers to liven up the tiles in one room that were quite fine - from b&q

Occasionalsnaccident · 23/06/2026 13:23

I used them to spruce up the bath panel and sink backsplash in a bathroom. They were quite fiddly especially if you’re a perfectionist. Fortunately once finished I couldn’t see the imperfections (that might have more to do with the fact that I am supposed to wear glasses but rarely wear them!) The ones I used showed the texture of the awful mosaic behind them around the sink but was fine on the bath panel. A bit of lifting at the edges, so I might hesitate to use them in a very wet area but nothing major, they coped well with steam and if I was doing again I think sealant at the edges would protect against this as it was hard to stick them down perfectly in the corners. Overall I was pretty happy with them, but they were nearing the end of their life due to the lifting about a year in, but at that point I was buying a new flat anyway

purplecorkheart · 23/06/2026 13:25

A friend has recently put them in her downstairs loo. They look well and seem to be holding up so far. She bought them online from Temu I think. Long term she plans to tile but is saving to do so.

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