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Ceramic Look, Modern Strength - Redefine Your Space with Art3dBring the timeless elegance of glazed ceramic into your home - with all the modern benefits of advanced materials. Art3d's innovative backsplash panels combine a stunning ceramic-look finish with the durability of premium PVC and SPC construction.Lightweight, waterproof, scratch-resistant, and easy to install, these panels are designed to withstand everyday life without sacrificing style. Perfect for kitchen backsplashes, bathroom walls, and countertops, they deliver the beauty of glazed tiles - without the weight, fragility, or high installation cost.
Dimensions: H 11.4 in, W 9 in, D 0.16 in
Approximate Tile Size | 9x11 |
|---|---|
Product Depth (in.) | 0.16 in |
Product Height (in.) | 11.4 in |
Product Width (in.) | 9 in |
Total Coverage Area (sq. ft.) | 7.2 sq ft |
Adhesion Method | Self-Adhesive Backing |
|---|---|
Color | Ash Gray |
Color Family | Gray |
Features | 3D, Heat Resistant, Humidity Resistant, Removable |
Location | Backsplash, Bathroom, Fireplace, Kitchen, Window |
Material | SPC |
Pack Size | 10 |
Pattern Type | Marble Look |
Returnable | 90-Day |
Our SPC peel and stick backsplash is water-resistant, but it is not designed for direct, prolonged water exposure inside a shower or tub area. Constant moisture, heat, and direct water spray will likely cause the adhesive to fail over time. We recommend using it only on backsplash areas away from direct water contact, such as behind a sink or on kitchen walls. For shower or tub walls, please use materials specifically rated for wet areas, such as tile, acrylic, or solid surface panels.
Hi. The maximum temperature this product can withstand is 158°F
Hi. You can cut the SPC peel and stick backsplash tile using a utility knife. Simply score the surface along a straight edge, then snap it along the line. For more precise or curved cuts (like around outlets or corners), you can use heavy-duty scissors, tin snips, or a jigsaw. Make sure to measure and mark carefully before cutting.
Yes. We recommend first scoring the material evenly with a utility knife, then folding and snapping it apart. Using a power saw would make the process even easier.
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