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If you're like me, the idea of doing a tile backsplash is overwhelming. We found this amazingly easy diy backsplash idea for renters that is perfect because you can remove it! You can literally finish this project in about 30 minutes or less. We installed it to be temporary, but you can also use glue and make it permanent if you're not in a rental house or apartment. It will be really simple to remove if we ever want to change it. Renting leaves you with few options to personalize your space. This is a great way to be able to have a custom backsplash in your rental kitchen that is inexpensive and removable. We first saw this diy backsplash idea for renters in a model home and loved it. So I did a little digging to try to find out what it was. The really awesome thing is that it comes in lots of different colors and designs. There's a backsplash that anyone will love with all of the different options they have. This post contains affiliate links. For more information see my disclosure policies here You only need a few items for this frugal backsplash idea for renters! Scissors Utility Knife Measuring Tape Marker Backsplash Panels ( This is the exact one I used.) Mounting Tape Now for the fun part! Place your mounting tape around the edges of the back of the backsplash panels. I put a square on each corner and then one in between the corners on each side. This is enough to hold the backsplash flat but not so much that it will be difficult to remove later. Here's how I put the tape on Peel the backing off of the tape. Position the backsplash tile on the wall the way you'd like and press around the edges to stick the tape. Press over where you put the tape to stick the panel in place The panels come with an edge to overlap one panel over another to create a constant flow of the design. Make sure that is the edge that will attach to the next panel. The edge you see here goes under the next panel When you reach an outlet or window, measure the space and measure it on the backsplash panel. Mark where you need to cut with your marker. Use your scissors or utility knife to cut the panels to go around your outlet or window. At the end of your space, just cut the panel to fit. You'll need to use the longer outlet cover screws for your outlet covers. The design on the backsplash panel is a bit raised. So it will push the cover out too much for the really short screws. Keep going until you've covered your entire space with the backsplash. Wasn't that easy?! I love diy ideas for remodeling and customizing the home even if you rent. I am so happy with how this easy diy backsplash turned out! I'd love to hear if you try this easy diy backsplash idea and how you like it in your rental home! Please share with your friends who are looking for an easy diy backsplash idea for renters. Other Posts You Might Like