Looking for an easy, affordable way to refresh a fireplace or surround with a dark, slate-like look? These peel-and-stick black slate tiles provide a simple, mess-free DIY option. They’re ideal for homeowners who want a quick update, renters seeking temporary accents, or remodelers aiming to test a slate aesthetic before committing to traditional tile.
Overview table: Selected products at a glance
| Product | Size | Coverage | Type | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AULIGET 100 Piece Black Slate Peel and Stick | 3″ x 6″ | 12.11 sq ft | PVC Peel & Stick | Small to medium fireplace surrounds, backsplashes |
| AULIGET 6″ x 12″ Pack of 20 | 5.75″ x 12.2″ | ~9.75 sq ft | PVC Peel & Stick | Medium areas, accent walls |
| AULIGET 200 Pieces Black Slate Peel and Stick | 3″ x 6″ | 24.22 sq ft | PVC Peel & Stick | Large fireplace facades, full surrounds |
| AULIGET 6″ x 12″ Pack of 40 | 5.75″ x 12.2″ | ~19.5 sq ft | PVC Peel & Stick | Extensive renovations, feature walls |
| Vamos Tile 100-Pack Peel and Stick | 3″ x 6″ | ~12.08 sq ft | PVC Peel & Stick | Budget-friendly fireplace upgrades |
AULIGET 100 Piece Black Slate Peel and Stick Backsplash Tiles

These 3″ x 6″ tiles come as 100 sheets of solid PVC with a faux stone look. The set covers about 12.11 square feet and uses a strong foam backing tape, enabling quick, glue-free installation. Best for small to mid-sized fireplace surrounds or backsplashes that benefit from a dark, slate-like finish. The tiles are described as anti-scratch and fade-resistant, with a surface that’s easy to cut with a utility knife. Auliget positions this option as a fast, cost-saving DIY solution. Best for compact projects where precise patterning matters.
- Pros: Easy peel-and-stick, no additional glue required, lightweight, quick to install
- Cons: May require careful cutting at edges for a precise fit around irregular fireplace shapes
Best for: Homeowners updating a fireplace facade or nearby wall with a compact, subway-pattern slate look.
AULIGET 6″ x 12″ Black Slate Peel and Stick Pack of 20

This pack includes 20 sheets of 5.75″ x 12.2″ tiles, totaling about 9.75 square feet. The PVC composite laminate provides a realistic textured surface, anti-scratch properties, and color that won’t fade. The product emphasizes easy cutting with a utility knife and a no-mess, glue-free installation. Best for medium fireplace facades or medium-sized kitchens backsplashes adjacent to a fireplace. Choose this if you need a slightly larger tile size for faster coverage.
- Pros: Larger tile dimensions reduce seam visibility on flat surfaces
- Cons: May be less flexible around rounded or alcoved fireplace areas
Best for: Medium-sized projects seeking a more seamless, larger-tile appearance.
AULIGET 200 Pieces Black Slate Peel and Stick

This option covers about 24.22 square feet with 2.95″ x 5.9″ tiles in a 3″ x 6″ format. It presents a robust budget-friendly approach for larger fireplace facades or entire wall renovations around a hearth. The product notes a realistic textured surface, high durability with anti-scratch properties, and fade-resistant color. Best for complete or large-scale fireplace updates. Limited flexibility on very irregular shapes.
- Pros: High coverage per order, strong backing tape for rapid installation
- Cons: Heavier tile volume may require careful handling during cutting
Best for: Large fireplace surrounds or full-wall accents where a cohesive slate look is desired.
AULIGET 6″ x 12″ Pack of 40 Black Slate Tiles

This set includes 40 sheets of 5.75″ x 12.2″ tiles, totaling about 19.5 square feet. The same PVC composite laminate and foam backing tape provide easy, glue-free installation with a durable, fade-resistant finish. Best for mid-to-large fireplace surrounds or kitchen backsplashes near a fireplace. Best for projects needing faster coverage with consistent tile size.
- Pros: Large coverage area, consistent tile size
- Cons: Seams may be more visible on very uneven substrates
Best for: Medium to large projects where quick coverage with a consistent slate look is desired.
AULIGET 40-Piece Black Slate Peel and Stick Tiles

This option features 40 sheets of 2.95″ x 11.81″ tiles, covering about 9.7 square feet. Its longer 3″ x 12″ corridor-style format offers a distinct subway look with a slate aesthetic. The PVC laminate is described as anti-scratch and fade-resistant with easy cutting. Best for shorter, linear sections or as an accent band around a fireplace. Choose this for a refined, linear accent without a full-wall commitment.
- Pros: Distinct longer tiles for a unique pattern
- Cons: Smaller total coverage compared to larger packs
Best for: Accent bands or limited sections needing a clean subway slate appearance.
Vamos Tile 100-Pack Peel and Stick Subway Tiles

Vamos Tile offers a 100-piece bundle with 3″ x 6″ tiles, totaling about 12.08 square feet. Made from PVC composite laminate, the set emphasizes anti-scratch durability and fade-resistant color, with a strong backing glue for straightforward installation over smooth surfaces. Best for budget-conscious projects or smaller fireplace facades where a durable, ceramic-look finish is desired. Better for temporary or test installations since it’s a lighter, less dense option.
- Pros: Affordable per-square-foot cost, simple installation
- Cons: May not mimic heavier stone textures as closely as real slate
Best for: Budget updates or quick, test-installations to evaluate slate aesthetics around a fireplace.
Buying Guide
What should I prioritize when choosing black slate fireplace tiles?
- Material and durability: Most options use PVC with a faux stone surface. Look for anti-scratch and fade-resistant claims if installing in high-traffic or sunny rooms.
- Tile size and layout: Smaller tiles offer flexible patterns around irregular corners; larger tiles cover more area quickly but show seams more prominently on uneven walls.
- Adhesive method: Peel-and-stick backs require no glue but may be less suitable for very hot zones. Ensure the backing tape is robust and rated for the intended area.
- Surface finish: A matte slate look reads more authentic; high-gloss finishes can show reflections around a bright hearth or firelight.
- Projected coverage: Calculate total square footage, then add 5–10% for waste due to cuts and adjustments.
How do I measure my fireplace correctly for tile projects?
- Measure height and width of the area to cover.
- Estimate extra around edges or intricate mouldings.
- Compare to tile size to determine how many sheets are needed and where to place grout lines (even if no grout is used, planning helps alignment).
FAQ
- Are peel-and-stick slate tiles heat-safe around a fireplace?
Yes, most PVC peel-and-stick options are designed for indoor use and moderate heat exposure typical near a fireplace. Always follow manufacturer guidance for high-heat areas. - Can I install these over existing tile or wallpaper?
Yes, provided the surface is smooth, clean, and dry. Peel-and-stick tiles adhere best to flat, sealed surfaces. - Will the tiles look real slate or just a glossy plastic?
These products use a textured surface to mimic slate; the realism varies by pattern and lighting, with many options aiming for a natural, matte look. - How long do these tiles typically last?
Durability depends on use and environment; PVC backing with proper installation tends to hold up well in indoor spaces with normal wear. - Can I remove them without damaging the wall?
Most peel-and-stick tiles are designed for easy removal, though some paint or wall textures could be lifted in the process. - Do I need professional installation?
For straightforward, flat fireplace surrounds, DIY installation is common. Complex shapes may benefit from professional help.