peel-and-stick

American  

[peel-uhn-stik] / ˈpil ənˈstɪk /

adjective

1. ready to be applied after peeling off the backing to expose an adhesive surface.

   peel-and-stick labels.

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Example Sentences

On the wall behind the bar, Piña hung a peel-and-stick wallpaper that he found on Etsy, reminiscent of the iconic banana-leaf wallpaper at the Beverly Hills Hotel, and a yellow neon sign that reads “Lost in euphoria.”

From Los Angeles Times

Last year, Gibson painted the kitchen walls blue and installed peel-and-stick floor tiles from WallPops over the dated yellow linoleum flooring, providing an inexpensive, albeit temporary, update.

From Los Angeles Times

Brown in her dining room, where she installed peel-and-stick wallpaper to make a statement.

From Los Angeles Times

Brown also utilizes temporary ways of adding personality to her rental, such as the peel-and-stick floral wallpaper in the kitchen and dining room and installing shelves to display her vintage treasures.

From Los Angeles Times

A signed makeup wipe from Kenny’s favorite drag queen and black-and-white-checkered peel-and-stick vinyl flooring make a statement in the bathroom.

From Los Angeles Times