3D Wall Panels Peel and Stick, 43.5 Sq Ft White Self-Adhesive XPE Foam Stone 3D Wallpaper, Textured Faux Brick Wall Panels for Interior Wall Decor, Home Decoration, 30PCS

These 3D wall panels completely transformed my living room! I was looking for a way to add some texture and depth to a blank wall, and these were the perfect solution. The peel-and-stick application was surprisingly easy, even for a DIY novice like me. The black faux brick pattern looks incredibly realistic, and the foam material feels surprisingly sturdy. It's a quick and budget-friendly way to add a touch of modern industrial style to any room.

So... this is close to what I wanted... a pre-textured base to paint and finish.This is good, and might be there for other people, but for me, the texture is a little off.Like... the cheap panels that local home improvement stores carry are better.This is nice, easy to use. But also, I do strongly recommend you paint it... jet black bricks just look weird.It has a place... just not sure if it has that place with me.

I recently ordered the blue wall panels with a stone/brick wallpaper. I was really excited about these foam brick panels but that was short lived. I do like the color and it was accurately represented in the listing. I do like the 3d effect of the bricks. I do like the idea of this, but it was poorly executed. I pulled out one of the straighter panels and went to the section of smooth wood on my kitchen island. I only pulled some of the backing off since I didn't know the adhesive strength. This is a good idea. I lined up the bottom and the side and placed it. Hmmm, seemed easy enough. I pulled a second panel. I had a bit more difficulty with the backing on this one. I placed it even with the other panel corner and started peeling and pressing. Wow, it was not even at all. I pulled it off to reposition and what a nightmare. The adhesive stuck to the wood in random spots. In one area on the bottom, it pulled some of the blue foam too, making it look stretched on the side that you see. I tried it again thinking how awful I was at doing this, but then realized that the panels were not the same size, which is why it wasn't lining up. Again, I pulled it off the wood, leaving more white adhesive behind on the wood. I just left it until I come up with a plan that hopefully doesn't involve having to replace the wood. Don't expect that the panels will be cut even or even arrive straight or the same size. Expect the backing to peel in pieces rather than one sheet. Expect to get it right the first time. Better yet, try a different product. I should have just got some bead board or paint. Lesson learned.

I was expecting this to have less luster and be more of a muted dark grey but you read the headline. You could reflect direct sunlight off of this into an assailant’s eye as a defensive move and I believe it would help you get away. I was taken aback at how… silver it was so I decided not to use it as my kitchen backsplash. My kitchen is an industrial wood and black with elegant floral wallpaper in sage and tan. This felt like a prop for a play. It’s a thick foam that begs to be poked and squished because it’s so satisfying. That’s not the vibe I was going for. I decided this was either going to be tacky or playful. I stuck with my textured black contact paper in the kitchen for now. Instead, I put this on the risers of the steps that go up to our playful game room and we love it. You don’t have to be impossibly precise when cutting. It stretches to cover a bit of space if you underestimated and squishes in if you overestimated. That made this job so easy and took about an hour. After seeing it on the stairs for a few days I started to rethink the kitchen backsplash. It actually grew on me and everyone who has seen it comments on how cool it looks on the stairs. It comes with so much square footage I could do both (the backsplash area is over about 15 square feet of space). The adhesion is very strong so if you want to remove it, you’ll have to scrub pieces of foam and sticky adhesive off of the surface. But that makes me feel confident that it’s not going anywhere!

I really don't care for these. I'm glad i only got one pack to try out. They seem like they should stick good, but every day I find areas coming loose. They were also a pain to install because they have a lot of stretch to them making it hard to get them lined up properly.

These are pretty nice and a simple way to add character to a wall or something! Pretty thin and lightweight, adhesive seems strong enough to hold it up though it will depend on the surface you're sticking these to. The white color is nice and I think works decently well for not looking super cheap, especially if you're a little distance away.

This peel and stick tile was thinner than I expected for it to be. It's really flimsy but when applied to the wall, it looks great. The adhesive on the backside is very tactful and tough. I'm pretty sure that it will remain in place for a very long time.Overall, I love the outcome. It doesn't take long to apply to any space and it looks really good. It's very easy to clean the face of each piece if tile. The use of a wet rag will remove just about anything off of it. It's also very durable so it definitely serves It's purpose. I would highly recommend this peel and stick tile to anyone looking for a simple and cost efficient way to upgrade aby space in their home.

Amazing quality and super easy to install.looks Amazing and super easy to clean.