3D Wall Panels Peel and Stick 30PCS White Foam Brick Wallpaper for Bedroom Faux Stone Wall Panel Self-Adhesive Wallpaper (30PCS-29 Sq Ft, White)

Needed something to cover the wall behind our office toilet. I was so glad I bought this! It came out Perfect! Took minimal prep- just a bit of measuring and cutting. Love the way it looks!

Super sticky and look like real brick! The texture is perfect. If you paint them, you will definitely need two coats but they come out looking amazing.

They were easy to install and worked perfectly. Been 3 months now and still holding well. Definitely recommend.

Panels are easy to install. Most field panels need to be cut to field is all "full" bricks not half ones. Adhesion to stucco is good, but required a lot of caulking to fill in gaps between edges. Caulking panel edges also helps with adhesion. Starting in middle of wall with an exact level resulted in very good looking "brick" wall. Panels are easy to clean. Definitely an improvement to out lanai living space.

Loved these they are actually very sticky so might not come off wall easily but they do work

Don’t buy this product!The adhesion is terrible, and the appearance is even worse. It’s suitable for kids’ rooms or kindergartens, but not for living rooms, bedrooms, bathrooms, or any other space where you want a high-quality finish.If you’re on a tight budget and can’t afford to paint or upgrade your home, this might be a temporary solution. However, if you’re in the luxury segment, don’t even consider it. It’s a complete disaster.I was hoping to use it in a corner of my office, but I was deeply disappointed. I even thought about giving it another chance to see how it looked, but no one who saw it could help but laugh. I tried to remove it, but I ended up with chunks of foam that won’t come off!

It sticks hard and won't come off easily. I wasted 2-3 in the 10 sheets I put up because I could not reposition it. It looks jus ok, not great and definitely does not look like real bricks or anything. I have it in the garage to give a certain wall water-proofing. I initially covered the wall with adhesive contact paper to be able to remove without damaging the wall after reading that similar product from other vendors is a permanent stick on.I feel it looks cheap, because it is a cheap temporary product I guess. I am not sure you should be using this as kitchen backsplash or anything. But if you do, remember you will not be able to take it off without some of the product stuck on the wall. It is not renter friendly.

I had most of this rickety old house remodeled, but not this bathroom (been waiting on that part of the project for over a year now). This wall in particular had AWFUL ripped up yellow wallpaper. I got peel and stick wallpaper that just really didn't go all that well, and eventually my four year old pulled strips of it off. I just didn't even want people to come over because this bathroom looked fairly ridiculous, and the downstairs one... Yikes (still waiting on the contractors for that one, too!). Only the master bathroom was presentable.Anyway, I put this stuff on today, and it's a total facelift =) I'm so relieved. I can't speak to the quality since I just put it on. It's foamy and squishy, but pretty dense, so could go either way (I will say it was inexpensive for what it is). I liked that it came in complete squares without that interlocking design of many stick on tiles, because it's easier to apply flat against the edge of the wall. Cutting to fit when needed was also much easier than with firmer materials. I have pretty high hopes!Btw, for reference, this one partial wall required three packs, but there's a fair amount leftover if I ever need to patch it up.