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woohoo, finally got my tile for the back splash of the rv kitchen and stove.
its fabulous, and this weekend I'm driving out there with it to just hold it against the blue countertop and
take a look see. Also need to do a measurement to see how many top edge trim pieces I need. Around the
stove was simple, I remembered that one was 2' X 2' along the side and then along the back.
Its metal tile, brushed stainless in a long grain. The tiles are 3x6. Although you can lay it out in several patterns, I.m going
with the tradition brick wall pattern. If I had a big kitchen to do I'd go with the houndstooth pattern
They also have the matching stuff to cover electrical outlets or switches. Don't think I need any of that but I'll see when
I go out there this weekend.
http://www.homedepot.com/buy/aspect-3-i ... 50-50.html
and the how to video..
http://howto.homedepot.com/videos/watch ... Depot.html
Next payday I'll get the flooring, then its save time for the tires

That's really cool tile! Had no idea tile came in stainless...so many things change in the building world in just a few years.

Looking forward to some photos after the fact -- don't forget to take a before photo too!

Emily

That's going to look really neat, Ava. What color grout do you use?

theres no grout, it just all goes tight against each other

That is going to be gorgeous!!! I have a very small cook area so I replaced the old thin plexiglas over the tired faded wallpaper with a couple of the faux tin ceiling tiles. You are going to be amazed at how much better your kitchen looks. Please post pix.

That is going to look so nice. It's fabulous.

I love those, Ava! Can't wait to see pics.

Very nice, Ava!! If it isn't too heavy, I would consider that.

I really like these tiles. I cannot wait to see pics when you finish.

I love those "tiles". they are not actually tile but a thin metal that stick on so they are not heavy and don't need any special backing or grout. I almost used them in my kitchen but didn't. Be sure to post your finished pictures.

Those are awesome tiles! I can't wait to see pics of the finished project and how difficult it was...I sure could use those behind my stove in the house.

Beautiful tiles! Can't wait to see the photos of them in your rig.

Really really pretty Ava! Don't forget pictures of before and after....when do you think you'll be doing it?

I agree with everyone....I have a similar product that I installed in my Guest bathroom when my Grandson helped me do the remodel. Your product is different in that it adheres directly to the wall. That wasn't a product I knew about when I installed mine. I used the typical materials on the wall, then put the tiles on & then grouted. It really was an easy installation. The most important thing is making sure you mark the area with a level so that the tile goes up correctly. The only advice I can give is to lay out the pattern on a flat surface to see how it looks & what pieces you may have to cut. In my case I took the pieces that I needed t cut back to Lowes & they did it for me....If I could figure out how to post pictures I would post the finished product. I am so proud of it as it came out absolutely beautiful.....Good luck...you'll love the finish look also !!!!