20PCS 3D Wall Panels Peel and Stick 3D Brick Wallpaper Peel and Stick Faux Stone Wall Panel Foam Brick Self-Adhesive Wallpaper (Black 20pcs)

I have an older house with a few rooms with wood paneling over plaster walls. Originally wanted to paint over them and saw these online and for the price point I thought it would be well worth it and if I didn't like them I could remove and still paint as planned.These look amazing, they at very easy to work with and the adhesive was very sticky. My advice is to peel a small portion of the backing to get make sure it's lined up correctly because once it's on there good luck getting it off. These are not very thick at all and very easy to manipulate, for example I had a few that seemed longer or shorter than others and you can stretch them out a bit to match the seams. I took extra time to flip some tiles so the pattern didn't look obvious and repeating.Overall the effect looks amazing for what I paid into it I'm very happy with the results it looks like a whole new room and it took me about an hour and a half to get a 10ft wall done it's very simple.Take your time!

Looks great atMy cabin easy install for now looks great

I wish the white grout lined up with the actual grooves. But overall looks nice. Spray painted with a matte top coat to minimize shine. Overall very affordable improvement for our fireplace renovation.

They're extremely sticky which is good, but it's a rascal to scrape off if you don't lay it right. Peeling the paper off a little at a time, stick it to the most critical corner first, & then peel & stick the rest with precision, typically getting the top or side right where it meets the last piece & then peel a little & stick a little until it's all on there.We used a putty knife to scrape half of one off & re-aligned it, and it still stayed, though the sticky was compromised. Cool it still worked though.Very easy to cut with a razor blade or scissors. Can stretch it into place if needed along a slightly un-even surface.Each one is a unique design, and so we took the time to lay out which ones looked best together before sticking them up permanently. (We used a looped piece of packaging tape on the back paper to hold them on the wall while we made those decisions, then took em down & stuck em in permanently)Our favorite combinations went in the most visible spots... (above & around the door, etc...) and I'm so glad we took the time to do that because some of them look awkward next to each other, while others aren't even noticable & you have to look really closely to even find the seem if you find good matches.Lots of fun, and artistic to spend the time on laying them out ahead of time. It looks sooo much better than it would've otherwise.

Light and easy to install

The quality is good the thickness is nice and it has a good feel to it.However it you know what you are doing you will be able to do a good job. You will need to place it in an off set pattern. Once you place it onto the walls it is very difficult to get off. I made many mistakes before I was able to do a OK job.I would recommend this for people who know what they are doing only.

This really dressed up the concrete wall in the basement with all the blemishes. It’s stickiness appeal is very good on newly painted concrete walls. Very happy with this item.

The product shows its more of a 3D effect but is not. There's no raised portions but they are sticky and easy to cut. I would have given 5 stars if it had been raised to actually look like Faux Stone. This looks painted. The other problem is they're slightly cut different sizes, so as you line them up you'll eventually need to run a straight line and cut some off. The glue on the back can stick to your skin and no fault of your own you can end up tearing the panel.