Will this product stick to tiles? or plastic-based counter-tops?
1680346
I believe so. It is heavy-duty..Not 100% sure about plastic because my counter tops were laminate. I was very pleased with the results, however. Excellent budget alternative.
720623
This will work on your backsplash. You will want to use a bead of chalk, or adhesive (Liquid Nails) along the inside corner of the counter and backsplash to help keep them tight in the corner. If the underside of your counter is that rough particle board, you will want to use Liquid Nails or something like that. If the underside is smooth, you shouldn't need any adhesive.
783230
not recommended...they will only stick if the wall is very smooth and will damage the wall if you ever need to remove them or if they become loose. Also the quality of the tiles is quite poor and this will be even more obvious on a wall than on the floor.
2105820
No. First, it's not strong enough to support the weight and second, I don't think that the tiles would stick.
737881
I have mine on the glass. I would think it would stick if it is a smooth tile but mine is textured.
524581
I have actually on a plastic kitchen set (smooth) and an activity table (texture) with two coats everything has held up no problem. This is about a year since I applied it.
1417144
The sticky back on them is very strong. I misplaced one when I was laying them and it was really hard to pull it up. I would venture to say yes they would stick to tile, but I suppose maybe the grout lines could be an obstacle to a smooth-surface adhesion.
1532413
Yes it will peel off but not sure it would last very long on a counter top.
531281
I don't know but I have seen tile holders for sale on Amazon which should work well...
669889
Hi, As long as the surface is flat and clean there should be no problem. If the surface is textured or uneven it will not stick. Bathroom tile works fine as long as the suction cup has a good firm grip. One trick is to get a smooth plastic or hard coated small white cutting board and connect it to the wall you use on the floor or bed as well.Hope this helps. Lee
24597
Yes, I've had them to slide on the counter. That never bothers me, but if it bothers you, you may need to place it on a rubber mat or set something heavy on a corner.
2074886
Tiles are plastic. They don't always go into position easily, but once in they stay put.
424848
I think this will stick to anything. Something as rough as brick should be no issue. Just don't expect for it to ever come off.
1051607
Will only stick to metal surfaces, like a cookie sheet and some refrigerators. Newer fridges like sub-zero and the like they won't stick to.
1721007
Yes, I think so. It has a standard kind of ready-to-use adhesive (no need to wet it or anything) that you just press into place, like any shelf paper. I will stick to plastic too, I'm quite sure. Good luck.
429682
I hope someone else can answer this for you, because we installed it on a tile wall and it seems to be working great. My husband says that as long as you have something solid behind the plastic liner, it should work, but if there is nothing solid behind the plastic it will not work.
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I'd also advise against it. These are 12-inch tiles and most tiles used for a backsplash are much smaller. Also, the adhesive was barely sticking when I purchased these for a small bathroom and I returned them because I felt they would not withstand wear. I don't think they would stay up vertical especially having to withstand heat and moisture from a stove or oven, (not to mention a couple of tiles were "cracked" right out of the box). With the additional expense of having to purchase alternate adhesive-you are better off going with something made for a backslash. Hope this helps.