Moroccan Green Arabesque Vinyl Peel and Stick Tile

Ready to take on a new DIY project? This peel and stick tile is perfect to make a fun new shower wall or tile vanity complement, or create your own one-of-a-kind backsplash to give your kitchen a stunning modern twist! Add a contemporary touch to your fireplace surround by adding a feature wall that you can build at home - simply measure, cut, peel, and stick. It's that simple to implement this high-end vinyl tile design in your house!

Vinyl peel and stick tile is an unbelievably versatile addition to just about any home. One of the most popular vinyl styles available today is Moroccan arabesque tile which is a sleek, glossy vinyl tile in a complex and unique design. These elevated tile gives a home a look of luxury and beauty. As opposed to ceramic or porcelain tiles, vinyl is easier to install and can be done by DIYers without concern for grout lines getting dirty from dust. This vinyl arabesque tile is water resistant, but not water proof so it's best used as an accent wall in bathrooms or kitchens that aren't open to the main living space of the house.

Our Moroccan green arabesque vinyl peel and stick tiles are also perfect for renters that want to do some quick upgrades in their space without having to worry about damaging the walls or creating dust from sanding.

This material has a long-lasting adhesive on the back that is ideal for a low-moisture and low-heat installation. If you're using it as a decorative backsplash tile, make sure there's at least 6 inches of space between it and any heat source.

Frequently Asked Questions about Moroccan Green Arabesque Vinyl Peel and Stick Tile -

Q: What is this tile made of?

A: This peel and stick tile is made of strong, durable vinyl with an adhesive backing. You'll get the best performance installing them on a clean, smooth, and dry surface like a non-textured painted wall. Tile Club does not recommend installing new tile or adhesive tile over old tile.

Q: Where can you install this adhesive tile?

A: This vinyl tile is recommended for indoor wall use only! You can use them as a decorative kitchen wall tile, for a mudroom or laundry room backsplash, behind your sink, or to decorate your stair risers. While the vinyl surface is water-resistant, the tiles are not water-proof and should not be installed in direct contact with water.

Q: Can you install Vinyl Peel and Stick Tile behind the stove?

A: You can! However, you should always follow fire codes when installing new tiles behind your stove. Make sure to provide adequate distance between the adhesive tile and the heat source - at least 9" between a gas or electric burner and the tiles, or ensure your stove has a protective back cover to provide adequate distance.

Q: How do you clean adhesive tile?

A: Tile Club recommends using a lightly dampened cloth to wipe down the non-stick surface of these tiles. Avoid harsh chemicals or soaking the tile sheets during cleaning.

Q: Can you remove vinyl peel and stick tile?

A: You can use vinyl peel and stick tile for a temporary installation! To remove, use a hairdryer to heat the tiles, starting at the edges. Once the adhesive is warmed, you can slowly peel away the tile sheet. The painted wall surface may need some touch-ups once the tile is removed. They are not reusable.