Peel and Stick Backsplash Encaustic Blue Star Pattern - Vintage Look
Peel and Stick Backsplash Encaustic Blue Star Pattern - Vintage Look
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In this review of the Peel and Stick Backsplash Encaustic Blue Star Patterned tile, the bottom line is simple: it is for DIYers who want a vintage, low-effort backsplash that looks like real tile without heavy installation. The product stands out because the sheets are a stone composite 3mm thick with a honed, matte surface that resists oil, water and heat, so it performs well in kitchens and bathrooms. Installation is straightforward - peel the backing and press in place - yet buyers should measure carefully and allow extra for pattern cuts.
Key Features
- Patterned tile: Each 12 x 12 in sheet contains four 6 x 6 in pieces, giving a decorative encaustic star design that creates a vintage focal point.
- Stone composite construction: The 3mm thick, non-PVC material feels more like real tile and offers greater durability than thin vinyl options.
- Waterproof and heat resistant: The honed finish and waterproof surface make these suitable for kitchen backsplashes and behind stoves.
- Strong adhesive backing: Thicker glue backing increases bond strength so sheets adhere well to clean, smooth non-porous walls.
- Easy to cut and install: Sheets snap apart or can be trimmed with a utility knife, jig saw, or rotary tool for accurate edges without grout.
- Coverage and packaging: Ten sheets cover 10 sq ft per box, and the seller recommends purchasing at least 10 percent overage for pattern cuts.
Who It's For
This product is best for homeowners, renters and DIY renovators who want a quick style update for kitchens, bathrooms, fireplaces, RVs or laundry walls without tiling tools or grout. It appeals to people who prefer a vintage encaustic look and value a thicker, stone-like self-adhesive tile rather than paper-thin vinyl decals.
Those who should look elsewhere include projects on porous surfaces such as unprimed drywall, unsealed brick or untreated concrete, and large full remodels where traditional grout and mortar are required for longevity or structural needs.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Realistic feel and finish thanks to stone composite and a honed surface.
- Strong adhesive and 3mm thickness give good durability compared with standard vinyl tiles.
- Waterproof, oil-proof and heat resistant, so it works behind stoves and sinks.
- Easy peel-and-stick installation with simple cutting methods for DIYers.
Cons
- Not suitable for porous or uneven surfaces and requires careful measuring for patterned alignment.
- One box covers 10 sq ft, so larger jobs require multiple boxes and planning for 10 percent overage.
Specifications
| Brand | The Tiles Plaza |
| Material | Stone composite |
| Sheet size | 12 x 12 in (1 sq ft) each |
| Thickness | 3 mm (0.12 in) |
| Pack quantity | 10 sheets per box (10 sq ft) |
| Finish | Honed, matte |
| Recommended use | Kitchen, bathroom, fireplace, RV, laundry wall |
Our Verdict
For DIYers seeking a vintage encaustic look without grout or lengthy installation, these peel-and-stick stone composite sheets are a strong value: they look and feel closer to real tile, resist heat and oil, and are easy to cut and apply. Measure carefully and buy extra sheets for pattern matching and cuts, and this product delivers an affordable, durable update for small to medium projects.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can these tiles be used behind a stove?
Yes. The stone composite sheets are heat resistant and suitable for kitchen backsplashes, including behind stoves, provided they are installed on a clean, non-porous surface.
How much area does one box cover?
One box contains 10 sheets and covers 10 sq ft; the seller recommends purchasing at least 10 percent extra for cuts and pattern matching.
What surfaces will they stick to?
They adhere well to clean, smooth, leveled non-porous surfaces; do not install on unprimed drywall, unvarnished wood, unsealed brick or untreated concrete.
Editor's Take
These peel-and-stick stone composite sheets deliver a vintage encaustic look with real-tile feel, good heat and oil resistance, and easy DIY installation; buy extra for pattern cuts.

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