Most peel-and-stick tile borders are made from vinyl — search listings identify vinyl as the primary material used across tile and wallpaper-style options.
Listings show a variety of finishes and textures, including smooth and washable surfaces, metallic looks, and textured subway-tile effects to mimic real tile.
Many products are described as resistant to humidity and stovetop heat and are suitable for kitchen and bathroom backsplashes. However, several listings note they are not recommended for use inside showers.
Apply them to smooth, flat, clean surfaces for best adhesion. Product notes warn against textured or poorly prepared surfaces, which can reduce adhesion or complicate removal.
According to product notes, many peel-and-stick borders are removable and repositionable and can be taken off without sticky residue or paint damage when removed as directed.