The best tile stickers, compared.
Top pick: Hode white marble 15 × 30 cm, 12 sheets – Highest star line in this set, 4.4 from 261 reviews, on 12 sheets of 15 × 30 cm at a stated 0.48 mm and about £9.99. Best value: Tile Style Decals black and white, 72 sheets – 72 sheets of 15 × 15 cm at about £10.98, about 1.62 m² and about £6.78 per square metre, with 4.2 from 3,380 reviews. Updated October 2026.
Tile stickers on amazon.co.uk are self-adhesive vinyl, PVC or PET sheets that you press onto a sound, flat wall or an existing tile. UK buyers use them for a kitchen splashback, a bathroom wall, or a rental refresh. A useful pack matches the tile, states coverage you can recompute, and names a gap from the hob. Reviews here talk about edge lift and paint pull. Flat 15 × 15 cm film covers the most wall per pound. Thicker gel sheets cost more per square metre. Nothing here is a ceramic tile or a deposit-safe promise. Real tiles are a [tile adhesive](/hub/fillers-adhesives-and-sprays/tile-adhesive) job. Twelve sheets are 0.54 m², not the 1.0 square metre unit count. Flat transfers, metro rectangles, and thicker gel sheets are different buys. Match the sheet to the tile before you compare prices.
Tile stickers on amazon.co.uk are self-adhesive vinyl, PVC or PET sheets that you press onto a sound, flat wall or an existing tile. UK buyers use them for a kitchen splashback, a bathroom wall, or a rental refresh.
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The Hode white-marble pack at about £9.99 is 12 PVC sheets of 15 × 30 cm at a stated 0.48 mm, and amazon.co.uk lists 4.4 from 261 reviews, the highest star line in this set. Twelve sheets of that size are 0.54 m², about £18.50 per square metre, and the unit count also says 1.0 square metre. The listing names five layers, from backing paper through a water-based adhesive, PVC film and crystal film to a protective film. It says not to expose the film to open flames and to keep 10 cm away, and it does not state a temperature. Removal is not stated. A reviewer used the marble sheet on IKEA cupboard doors, and another used sealant and a corner strip around a boxed-in toilet. One shower was reported as staying up, which is a review rather than a wet-room test, and the 88 on this page is the star average times 20. In this comparison it is the top pick when the star average matters more than the lowest price per square metre, and you count 0.54 m² per pack.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A short run of 15 × 30 cm marble film when the star average matters more than the lowest price per square metre, and you count 0.54 m² per pack.
Less suitable: Anyone who orders on the 1.0 square metre unit count, or a hob you intend to bring inside 10 cm of an open flame.
Specifications
Common questions
What coverage does the listing state?
The unit count says 1.0 square metre. The same listing says 12 pieces of 15 × 30 cm at 0.48 mm thick. Twelve sheets of that size are 0.54 m².
How close to a flame can they go?
The listing says not to expose them to open flames and to keep a safe distance of 10 cm. It does not state a temperature.
Can they go on a shower wall?
The listing asks that question and names bathroom walls. It says the crystal film is waterproof. It does not give a separate shower yes or no.
The Tile Style Decals black-and-white pack at about £10.98 is 72 flat vinyl transfers, each listed as 15 × 15 cm, which is about 1.62 m² if every sheet is that size. amazon.co.uk lists 4.2 from 3,380 reviews, the largest count in this set, and the Tile Stickers rank in the extract is 206. The listing states heat resistance up to 120°C and tells you to stay more than 25 cm from the heat source, and it says the sheets are not for floor tiles. Number of pieces and the unit count say 72, while Number of items says 48 and the part number says 24 individual transfers, so the count on the page is not one figure. The listing does not state a removal result, and reviews in this extract say a stuck sheet can pull paint off the wall. The same review history includes thin-film complaints. On 72 squares the shelf price is about £6.78 per square metre, the lowest area price in this basket, and that figure is arithmetic from the piece size, not a measured fit. In this comparison it is the best value on that area price.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A long run of 15 cm wall tiles when you want the most wall per pound in this set and you can keep the film more than 25 cm from the heat.
Less suitable: Floors, a hob closer than 25 cm, or a painted rental wall that has to come back unmarked.
Specifications
Common questions
Can I use these on a floor?
The listing says they are not suitable for floor tiles. It names ceramic tile, wood, plasterboard, flat painted walls, plastic, metal, glass and flat stone.
How close to a cooker can they go?
The listing states heat resistance up to 120°C and says to use them more than 25 cm from the heat source.
Will they come off a painted wall cleanly?
The listing does not state a removal result. Reviews in this extract say a stuck sheet can pull paint off the wall.
The Amoyun pack at about £16.89 is 24 grey sheets of 15 × 30 cm, which is 1.08 m² if you multiply the stated size, about £15.64 per square metre. amazon.co.uk lists 4.2 from 2,507 reviews, the second-largest count in this set. Item dimensions are 30 × 15 × 0.1 cm, so the film is listed at 1 mm. The bullets say PET and also vinyl, and the specification material is vinyl. Waterproof is stated, oil splashes are said to wipe off, and heat is named with no temperature and no gap from a hob. The listing names shower areas and does not answer whether the sheets are easy to remove. Reviews describe strong adhesive, and paint ripped when a sheet or extra glue came off.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A grey metro-proportion wall where you want a large review file and a 15 × 30 cm sheet rather than a 15 cm square.
Less suitable: A hob with a stated gap, or a painted wall you plan to peel back to bare emulsion.
Specifications
Common questions
What size are the sheets?
The listing says 24 sheets of 15 cm × 30 cm. Item dimensions are 30 × 15 × 0.1 cm.
Can they go in a shower?
The listing names shower areas as well as bathrooms and kitchens, and says the sheets are waterproof. It does not state a heat figure or a gap from a hob.
Are they easy to remove?
The listing asks that question and does not answer it in the bullets. Reviews describe strong adhesive, and paint ripped when a sheet or extra glue came off.
At about £7.05 the Moroccan pack is glossy PVC in a 15 × 15 cm sheet. amazon.co.uk lists 4.2 from 394 reviews. The title and the piece count say 24 sheets, a bullet says 20 sheets and 0.45 m², and 0.45 m² is 20 squares of 15 cm. The listing says the film is heat resistant, waterproof and oil-proof, and easily removed with no residue, and it gives no degree figure and no gap from the hob. A bullet names the floor among the uses. Reviews in this extract describe sheets falling off, and one glossy pack beside one matt pack. A UK review dated 30 June 2026 says a kettle left near the stickers marked them after a few months.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A small glossy 15 cm panel when you have checked the 20-sheet bullet against the 24-piece title before you order.
Less suitable: A floor, a wall beside a kettle, or an order that has to contain exactly 24 sheets.
Specifications
Common questions
How many sheets are in the pack?
The title and Number of pieces say 24. A bullet says a pack of 20 sheets and coverage of 0.45 square metres. That coverage matches 20 squares of 15 cm.
Can they go on a shower wall?
The listing asks that question and names bathroom use. It says the film is waterproof and oil-proof. It does not give a separate shower answer.
Do they come off cleanly?
The listing says they can be easily removed with no residue. Reviews in this extract also describe sheets falling off and one glossy pack beside one matt pack.
The Alwayspon retro red pack at about £29.99 is 10 sheets of 30.5 × 30.5 cm. amazon.co.uk lists 4.2 from 121 reviews. The specification material is polyethylene terephthalate and polyurethane. The listing says the sheets are waterproof, oil-proof, removable and renter friendly, and resistant to heat up to 120°C, and it does not state a gap from a hob. In this extract the dark brown Alwayspon listing shares the same review sequence, so those texts are not a separate sample for the red colour. The shared complaints include a second order in a different colour, edges that lift, and paint peeled when a sheet was repositioned. Ten sheets of 30.5 cm are about 0.93 m², about £32 per square metre at this price.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A retro red 30.5 cm panel when you order every sheet for that wall in one go and you keep the film off the hob.
Less suitable: A deposit-safe painted wall, or a buyer who treats the 121 reviews as a sample that belongs only to red.
Specifications
Common questions
What size is each sheet?
The listing says 30.5 × 30.5 cm, sold as a set of 10 retro red sheets.
Are they heat resistant?
The listing says resistant to heat up to 120°C. It does not state a gap from a hob. That figure is a seller sentence, not a legal limit.
Are they removable?
The listing says they are removable and renter friendly. Reviews in this extract include a second order in a different colour, edges that lift, and paint peeled when a sheet was repositioned. Those texts are the same sequence as the dark brown listing.
The Alwayspon dark brown pack at about £29.99 is 10 sheets of 30.5 × 30.5 cm. amazon.co.uk lists 4.2 from 121 reviews, the same star line and the same review count as the retro red listing. The bullets say thickened composite PVC, and the specification material is polyethylene terephthalate and polyurethane. The listing says the sheets are waterproof, oil-proof, removable and renter friendly, and resistant to heat up to 120°C, with no gap from a hob. This extract stores the same review sequence on the red listing, so edge lift, a second order in a different colour, and paint peeled on repositioning are not a fresh sample for dark brown. Ten sheets are about 0.93 m², about £32 per square metre. The 84 on this page matches the red pack because both sit at 4.2.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A dark brown 30.5 cm wall when you accept the shared 121-review block and you order the whole run at once.
Less suitable: A buyer who wants a review file that belongs only to dark brown, or a painted wall described as deposit-safe.
Specifications
Common questions
What size and material are stated?
The bullets say 30.5 × 30.5 cm, 10 pieces, in thickened composite PVC. The specification material is polyethylene terephthalate and polyurethane.
Are they heat resistant?
The listing says resistant to heat up to 120°C. It does not state a gap from a hob. Recommended use is an indoor wall.
Are they removable?
The listing says removable and renter friendly. The review sequence in this extract is shared with the retro red listing, and it includes paint peeled when a sheet was repositioned.
The grey-black Tile Style pack at about £11.98 is 72 flat vinyl transfers of 15 × 15 cm, the same piece size as the black-and-white pack and about 1.62 m². amazon.co.uk lists 4.1 from 114 reviews. The listing states heat resistance up to 120°C, more than 25 cm from the heat source, and that the sheets are not hard tiles and not for floors. The finish is listed as glossy. Number of pieces is 72, while Number of items and the unit count say 1, and the manufacturer line is spelled Tile Style Declas. Thickness is not stated. Reviews often call the film very thin and say it tears when peeled from the backing or if it is scratched. On 72 squares the area price is about £7.40 per square metre.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A grey-black 15 cm wall when you want the same large sheet count as the black-and-white pack and a glossy finish.
Less suitable: Floors, a hob inside 25 cm, or a first-time fit if the film is snatched off the backing in one pull.
Specifications
Common questions
Will one sheet cover a 15 cm tile?
The listing says each 15 × 15 cm sticker covers a tile of the same size, and that these are flat vinyl stickers, not hard tiles.
How close to a cooker can they go?
The listing states heat resistance up to 120°C and more than 25 cm from the heat source. It also says they are not suitable for floor tiles.
How thick are they?
The listing does not state a thickness. Reviews often call them very thin and say they tear when peeled from the backing or if scratched.
The Fantasnight brown-star pack at about £6.49 is 12 matt sheets of 15 × 15 cm, and the listing states 0.27 m², which matches 12 squares. amazon.co.uk lists 4.0 from 861 reviews. The bullets say PVC and the specification says vinyl. Waterproof, oil-resistant and scratch-proof are claimed, and high temperatures are named with no degree figure and no gap from a hob. The listing says the sheets leave no residue when removed. Reviews include paint pulled off a rental wall, and sheets that needed a paint scraper after two weeks. At 0.27 m² the till price is the lowest in this set and the area price is about £24 per square metre, above the 72-sheet Tile Style packs.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A small brown-star accent on 15 cm tiles when 0.27 m² is the whole job.
Less suitable: A full splashback on a price-per-metre basis, a stated hob gap, or a rented emulsion you must hand back unmarked.
Specifications
Common questions
How much wall do 12 sheets cover?
The listing says each sticker is 15 × 15 cm and the set covers 0.27 m². That figure matches 12 squares.
Are they heat resistant?
The listing says they can withstand high temperatures. It gives no degree figure and no gap from a hob.
Will they leave residue?
The listing says they leave no residue when removed. Reviews include paint pulled off a rental wall, and sheets that needed a paint scraper after two weeks.
The WoStick pack at about £19.98 is 10 white sheets of 30.5 × 30.5 cm with a clear 3D gel face and a silver back, so the film is not see-through. amazon.co.uk lists 3.9 from 1,555 reviews. The bullets say PET and adhesive, the specification material is plastic, and the finish is textured. Thickness is stated as 1.2 mm, and the item dimensions also include 0.1 cm, which is 1 mm, so those two lines do not match. This extract states no temperature and no gap from a hob. Reviews include kitchen heat peeling some sections, and paint or plaster coming away when a sheet is lifted. Ten sheets of that size are about 0.93 m², about £21.48 per square metre at this shelf price, and the listing recommends bathroom and kitchen walls on smooth, clean surfaces without a separate shower answer.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A plain white panel where you want a thicker gel face than a flat 15 cm transfer, and the wall stays away from the hob.
Less suitable: A tight budget per square metre, a stated hob gap, or a painted wall you expect to peel clean.
Specifications
Common questions
What are these sheets made of?
The bullets say PET and adhesive, with a clear 3D gel texture and a silver back. The specification material is plastic, and the finish is textured.
Can I use them in a bathroom?
The listing recommends bathroom and kitchen walls on smooth, clean surfaces. It does not give a separate shower yes or no.
Do they state a heat limit?
This extract states no temperature and no gap from a hob. Reviews include kitchen heat peeling some sections, and paint or plaster coming away when a sheet is lifted.
The TOFFCAEA beige pack at about £21.99 is 10 sheets with a glossy 3D gel face. amazon.co.uk lists 3.9 from 13 reviews, and this extract holds 8 review texts, so the file is thin. The bullets say each sheet is 30.5 × 30.5 cm, the item dimensions say 22.9 × 29 × 0.2 cm, and the size line says 9 × 11.5 in, which matches the smaller dimensions. The bullets say PET and adhesive, and the specification says polyethylene terephthalate and polyurethane. Heat-resistant is stated with no figure, and oil-proof is not stated. One review says the sheets will not damage a rental wall, and another says a later pack was a different colour, almost baby pink. The listing does not state a removal result, and a single price per square metre only exists once you choose one of the two sizes.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A beige gel trial only after you have decided which of the two printed sizes you are buying.
Less suitable: A full wall planned on the 30.5 cm bullet, or any decision that needs a large review file.
Specifications
Common questions
What size is each sheet?
The bullets say 30.5 × 30.5 cm. Item dimensions say 22.9 × 29 × 0.2 cm. The size line says a 10-pack of 9 × 11.5 in, which matches the smaller dimensions. Do not plan a wall on one of those figures alone.
What are they made of?
The bullets say PET and adhesive with a clear 3D gel face. The specification material is polyethylene terephthalate and polyurethane, with a glossy finish. Heat-resistant is stated with no figure.
Will they damage a rental wall?
One of the 8 reviews says they are ideal for a rental and will not damage the walls. Another says a later pack was a different colour, almost baby pink. The listing does not state a removal result.
The Alwayspon beige herringbone pack at about £26.99 is 10 vinyl sheets of 29 × 22.9 cm, also printed as 11.43 × 9 inches. amazon.co.uk lists 3.8 from 224 reviews, the lowest star line in this set. The listing says the sheets are removable, waterproof, oil-proof and heat resistant up to 120°C, and it does not state a gap from a hob. Shower use is not answered in the bullets. Reviews disagree: one person used them in a shower, and one says not to use them in a shower or bathroom. A review says peeling a sheet off a painted kitchen wall can take the paint with it. At this size the area price is about £41 per square metre, the dearest calculated band in the basket.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A small beige herringbone panel when the pattern matters more than the area price, and the wall is not a shower you are unsure about.
Less suitable: A large wall on a budget, a stated hob clearance, or a painted kitchen you expect to strip back clean.
Specifications
Common questions
What size are the sheets?
The listing says 29 × 22.9 cm, also given as 11.43 × 9 inches, in a set of 10 beige herringbone sheets.
Can they go in a shower?
The listing asks that question and does not answer it in the bullets. It names bathroom use and heat resistance up to 120°C. Reviews disagree: one person used them in a shower, and one says not to use them in a shower or bathroom.
Are they removable?
The listing says removable. A review says peeling a sheet off a painted kitchen wall can take paint with it.
We compared 11 tile sticker packs on amazon.co.uk and scored them from the listing facts in this set. Each score on this page is that listing’s star figure times 20, so 4.4 scores 88 and 4.2 scores 84. Review volume, price per square metre, a clashing size line, and paint pull are not inside the number. There was no lab test. The five weights below sum to 100.
Sheet matches the tile
25%A 15 × 15 cm film covers one tile of that size. A 15 × 30 cm rectangle and a 30.5 cm gel sheet do not.
Coverage you can recompute
20%Buy square metres, not the piece count. In this extract, 72 squares are about 1.62 m² and 12 squares are the stated 0.27 m².
Listing conflicts
20%A title, a bullet, and a unit count can disagree. Moroccan 0.45 m² is 20 squares, not 24. Hode’s 12 sheets are 0.54 m², not 1.0 square metre.
Heat sentence and gap
20%Tile Style states 120°C and more than 25 cm from the heat source. Hode states 10 cm from an open flame. Other packs say heat resistant with no figure.
Removal and review evidence
15%Removable is not a clean wall. Stars and counts are the amazon.co.uk lines. Paint pull and edge lift stay in the text beside the score.
A tile sticker only earns its place if the sheet matches the tile, the coverage can be recomputed, and the heat line has a gap you can stand behind. Size clashes, heat gaps, and paint pull are set out in the [tile sticker buying guide](/hub/fillers-adhesives-and-sprays/tile-stickers/sub/tile-stickers-buying-guide).
A tile sticker in this set is a self-adhesive vinyl, PVC or PET sheet that you press onto a sound, flat wall or an existing tile. UK buyers use these packs for a kitchen splashback, a bathroom wall, or a rental refresh when they do not want a tiler. Flat transfers, metro rectangles, and thicker gel sheets are different buys. Nothing here is a ceramic tile, a fire-rated splashback, or a deposit-safe promise. Match the sheet to the tile before you compare prices.
72 squares of 15 cm are about 1.62 m². Twelve squares are the stated 0.27 m². A 24 in a title can still be a bullet that says 20 sheets and 0.45 m². Multiply the sheet size before you compare packs.
Order every pack for one wall together. Second orders in this extract have arrived a different colour. A later TOFFCAEA pack was described as almost baby pink against the first.
120°C is a seller sentence, not a legal limit. Hode’s gap is 10 cm from an open flame, with no degree figure. Removable is not a clean wall. Reviews include paint pull, edge lift, and a kettle that marked film.
Start with the tile you already have. A 15 × 15 cm transfer covers one tile of that size. Hode and Amoyun are 15 × 30 cm rectangles. WoStick and the Alwayspon red and dark brown packs are 30.5 × 30.5 cm. The herringbone sheets are 29 × 22.9 cm. Those shapes do not substitute for each other. Then recompute the area. Tile Style’s 72 squares are about 1.62 m², about £6.78 per square metre on the black-and-white pack at about £10.98 and about £7.40 on the grey-black pack at about £11.98.
A heat word without a gap is not a hob clearance. Tile Style states up to 120°C and more than 25 cm from the heat source, and it rules out floor tiles. Hode says keep 10 cm from an open flame and states no temperature. Alwayspon states 120°C and no centimetre gap. WoStick states neither a temperature nor a gap, and reviews include kitchen heat peeling some sections. A UK review of the Moroccan pack says a nearby kettle marked the film after a few months.
Three typical situations, each with a recommendation from this comparison.
You are covering sound kitchen or bathroom tiles, you will wipe with a non-abrasive cloth, and you can keep film away from the hob. The highest star line here is a short run of 15 × 30 cm marble film, if you count 0.54 m² and not the 1.0 square metre unit line.
Paint pull is possible deposit damage. Ask before you stick, and do not treat a removable line as a clean wall. If you still trial a small panel, this 0.27 m² pack is the smallest coverage here, and reviews include paint pulled off a rental wall.
You want a 15 cm accent and you do not need a whole-room price per square metre. Check the pack before you order: the title says 24 sheets and a bullet says 20 sheets and 0.45 m².
Across these eleven amazon.co.uk listings, the top pick is the Hode white marble pack: 12 sheets of 15 × 30 cm at a stated 0.48 mm, about £9.99, 4.4 from 261 reviews. Twelve sheets are 0.54 m², about £18.50 per square metre, and the unit count also says 1.0 square metre. The flame line is 10 cm with no degree figure. The best value is the Tile Style Decals black-and-white 72-pack at about £10.98, 4.2 from 3,380 reviews, about 1.62 m² and about £6.78 per square metre, if you keep the film more than 25 cm from the heat. The page also says 48 items and a part number of 24. Gel sheets cost more per square metre, and removal can take paint.
Hode white marble 15 × 30 cm, 12 sheets
Highest star line in this set, 4.4 from 261 reviews, on 12 sheets of 15 × 30 cm at a stated 0.48 mm and about £9.99.
Tile Style Decals black and white, 72 sheets
72 sheets of 15 × 15 cm at about £10.98, about 1.62 m² and about £6.78 per square metre, with 4.2 from 3,380 reviews.
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