Avant Decor Peel and Stick Tiles

Hey, it's Gina from WTI and I bet you're wondering is this peel and stick tile really all it's cracked up to be? And I'm going to give you some reasons why it definitely is. First off, the stone composite tile from Avant Decor has the best adhesive. I couldn't believe it. Now it is peel and stick so you obviously peel the backing off and then you can put it on whatever surface that's been prepared. But definitely make sure that where you put it is where you want it to stay. I am so impressed. This tile does not fall off the wall if you bump against it and it is definitely a cut above anything else that I've used before. Secondly, it's so sturdy and solid. This is not flimsy tile like you may have used in the past. This is the real deal. I found the best way to cut it was to score it using a razor blade and then you can simply break it. If there's any kind of edges on it, I just use the razor blade to very gently shave those off and it looks so good. We are full-time RVers and we're in a fifth wheel. Walls in RVs are wonky and rarely line up. So I just did the best that I could to line it up either to the wall or to the ceiling to make it level. We did find that this was easy to drill through so that we could put anchors and hang things like mirrors. You don't need to grout these tiles. They made up really tightly. Just take your time to place them and make sure that you have the right space between so that they can be tight. I also love that Avant-de-Corps has such a beautiful variety of colors to choose from. We got a few sample pieces to go with the main color, which was cotton. I just loved using them in the bathroom to create kind of like an abstract look. Avant-de-Corps has top of the limestone composite tiles. They look beautiful. They're sturdy. They do exactly what they say they're going to do. I'm beyond pleased with them and I highly recommend them and that's my point of view.