Buzzillions.com - LifeStyles Pressed Tin Tiles, 16-Pc. Set Reviews www.buzzillions.com

beautiful results and great price!

Wed, 19 Nov 2008 00:00:01 GMT

beautiful results and great price!

Debbie from Lewisburg, WV

I love this product it is beautiful I installed this in a short period of time and have been up for almost a month. YOU WILL HAVE TO INSTALL WITH LIQUID NAIL FOR IT TO STAY UP BUT IT WILL LAST THAT WAY. I am very pleased with the end results in both my kitchen and my bath. Do not put this up with the tabs that come with it you will just be upset and very disappointed because all your hard work will be for nothing. It is easy to install and cut easily with kitchen meat shears. The pieces are very sharp when cut and you have to be very careful. The end result is just great the pic included is not the finished result but can give you an idea. if you use liquid nail and you end up getting some on the front of the tile use goo gone after the fact it does not affect the finish and it takes it right off. Read more

An inexpensive kitchen makeover

Mon, 16 Feb 2009 00:00:01 GMT

An inexpensive kitchen makeover

The saver from Atlanta, GA

I love, love, love how this turned out! I was looking for a way to makeover my kitchen for very little money and when I stumbled onto these tiles, I knew I had found it. Stainless steel is very popular right now, and these tiles provide the perfect accent. Installation is a bit more complicated than the directions provided as the sticky pads don't adhere well to paint (don't know about tile). Just buy some calk adhesive instead. If you need to do a lot of cutting around things like I do, regular scissors work just fine and you can use a permanent marker (comes off with alcohol)to mark lines for cutting. To finish off the look, consider covering your outlets and switchplates. There is a contact paper that looks exactly like these tin tiles and is easy to install! Search for "fasade switchplate" and the color you want is a brushed aluminum. They match perfectly. Overall I am extremely satisfied, it took me about 7 hours to complete a medium sized kitchen. Read more

Pretty But...

Tue, 14 Apr 2009 00:00:01 GMT

Pretty But...

Debbie Gio from Long Island NY

These tiles have a serious design flaw in that there's only the thin tile edge touching the wall surface. Therefore, the sticky pads that come with it stay on the wall, but not on the tile so they just keep slipping off. (See photos) If there was some thickness to the edges or if more of the tile back touched the wall, I think it would work much better. If anyone's found a strong enough adhesive or double-sided tape, let Brylane know!! Read more

Peel and stick.......I don't think so

Wed, 04 Jun 2008 00:00:01 GMT

Peel and stick.......I don't think so

finicky from Nebraska

They are NOT peel and stick. What you get is quarter inch squares of double faced tape that will not hold or seal tiles. I ended up buttering the back with adhesive and applying. They bend and dent easily especially when cutting and cannot be reshaped to original. In my opionion not a product a pro would use. Not impressed with finished job,but receive good comments. Read more

easy to install

Wed, 08 Oct 2008 00:00:01 GMT

easy to install

noah from yardville, nj

it's easy to install and nice looking[...] Read more