High-quality tile look at a low price - these are the d-c-fix Premium Wall Tiles

Get the high-end look for less – with the self-adhesive d-c-fix Premium Wall Tiles, you can quickly and easily achieve a timelessly elegant real tile look. And without all the mess, effort or expense that would be involved when laying real tiles.

What’s more, with a little skill, they can also be removed again. In other words, the self-adhesive wall tiles are an ideal choice for anyone who is renting or whose tastes tend to change quickly.

What’s special about the new d-c-fix Premium Wall Tiles? They have a special embossing, which makes them look even more authentic. They are currently available in nine different designs. Four of the designs also feature subtle metallic highlights for an extra special touch.

Whether as a backsplash behind the hob or as an eye-catcher above the washbasin in the bathroom – the d-c-fix Premium Wall Tiles can be fitted in both places without any problems since they are water-resistant.

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Advantages of d-c-fix Wall Tiles Premium

Premium/high-end tile designs
Look and feel of real tiles
Special embossing for an even more authentic tile look
Hard-wearing and scratch-resistant
Inexpensive alternative to real tiles
Easy to apply
Can be cut with a utility knife
Water-resistant
Removable

Please note: The d-c-fix Premium Wall Tiles are not suitable for laying outdoors or behind gas ovens with an open flame.

Before/After effect

Step-by-step instructions for d-c-fix Wall Tiles Premium

Hand holding a cloth cleaning a white tile

Preparing the surface to which the tiles will be applied:

First clean the surface so that it is free of dust, oil and grease, then allow it to dry.
Mark the position of the tiles on the wall.

Hands marking a tile, cutting the tile to size with a utility knife and then breaking off the part of the tile that is not needed.

Cut d-c-fix Premium Wall Tiles to size:

Leave the backing paper on when cutting to size
Measure the area to be cut off.
Mark the position with a ruler
Cut the corresponding area with a utility knife three to four times.

Break off the piece of tile

Break off the piece of tile and ensure that the backing paper has also been cut through.
Collect any leftover pieces of tile that have been cut off and use them for ends and corners as needed.

Hand removing the backing paper from a self-adhesive wall tile. Hand spraying the back of a tile with water using a water bottle. First wall tile being placed on the wall.

Prepare the surface:

Tip: Test the position of the first tile and only then remove the backing paper.
For easier positioning, spray the back of the tile with a little water or mild soapy water.
Position the first tile and ensure that it is horizontal and in the right place

First tile on the wall. Hand applying the second tile so that it fits perfectly alongside the first tile.

Applying the subsequent tiles:

Remove the backing paper
For easier positioning, spray the back of the tile with a little water or mild soapy water.
Position the next tile using the previous one as a guide.
Make sure that the tiles fit together exactly

Tile backsplash on the wall. Hands holding two leftover tile pieces. Tile backsplash being finished off using the two leftover tile pieces.

Finishing edge:

Use leftover cut-off tile pieces
Remove the backing paper
For easier positioning, spray the back of the tile with a little water or mild soapy water.
Use leftover tile pieces to create a straight edge on the wall.
To further increase the water-resistance, seal the outer edges using silicone.