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20PCS Peel and Stick Backsplash Tile, 3"x 9" Antique Mirror Glass Tile(Fog) | Self-Adhesive Subway Tile, Backsplash Tile for Kitchen/Bathroom/Living Room

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Management number 247142934 Release Date 2026/08/16 List Price US$16.80 Model Number 247142934
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  • Ideal size with 20 PCS of peel and stick rectangle tiles. Each piece measures 3"x 9"x 0.25". Covers approximately 3.7 square feet in total. Remember to calculate 3-5% overage for your DIY project
  • Real glass self-adhesive subway tiles for kitchen backsplashes. Made of premium mirror glass, each tile has a antique unique rust textured
  • Strong adhesive backing. Resistant to water, heat, and scratches. Fadeless mirror glass material for vibrant colors that enhance your space permanently
  • Easy three-step installation: peel, arrange, and stick. Cutting with a glass cutter or a cutting machine. No overlap or grout needed, saving time and eliminating mess
  • Flexible tiles perfect for kitchen backsplashes, bathrooms, living rooms, laundry rooms, TV backgrounds, RVs, bar counters, and more. Prioritize a clean flat and dry wall for optimal installation results

ASIN B0H3CD7CT6
Size 3"x 9"x 0.25"
Color Fog
Pattern Solid
Brand Name Tilingview
Style Name Classic
Manufacturer Tilingview
Model Number Rust02
Material Type Glass
Item Thickness 0.25 inches
Included Components Tile
Installation Method Peel and Stick
Item Dimensions L x W 9"L x 3"W

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