Arthome WALL DECOR White Brick 3D Wall Panels Peel and Stick Wallpaper for Living Room Bedroom Background Wall Decoration (2 Pack, White 11.4 sq feet)

I have a review further down I did from my phone but I couldnt upload photos from the phone. Im on my laptop now and WITH THE PICTURES!I love this product so much so, that I have bought TWICE the largest packages! Here's just a sampling of how well it turned out!If you have uneven walls (like I do in my 1920's house) than CAULK will be your best friend to hide inperfections. I will admit, I messed up a little around the smoke dectector, but caulk helped me a lot there!These are very sticky, so keeping a piece of the paper torn off from the back, helps when removing the whole paper off. I held it with that smaller piece of paper to keep glue off my fingers. You don't have to be precise with cutting if you have caulk on hand. I DID make sure to cut the smaller bricks from each side so that there isn't a seam running up the wall and all bricks would look staggered. I am extremely pleased with my purchase!!

My husband felt like updating some of our walls, so he ordered these- then the list kept growing and growing - kitchen, then a bathroom, then the staircases… it’s growing by the day!!It’s SUPER STICKY, and once you get used to it, it’s easy to use, you cut it then peel off the back, it sticks and it sticks really well!My husband also added grout (silicone) to any seams where he joined the pieces, and then he painted it all white. I’m not sure painting is necessary but he liked it better that way!! It’s really realistic looking!! We love it!!

OK 1st of all I gotta say these look amazing. They look like real brick. I haven't even finished my job yet and I'm already getting compliments saying it looks really good/real. The adhesion on the back of the panels are very very sticky I cannot stress that enough. It took 2 of us to get the panels onto the wall without making any mistakes.Once they are on the wall they are very hard to pry off of the wall. In any case we did get them up and we did the staggered pattern to make it look real. When looking at the wall you can't even tell it's fake which is really nice for us. Out of everything that these panels did I would say these panels should have come pre staggered. It would have allowed us to save a lot more time should they have came like that instead of just giant squares. Either way they were easy to cut with scissors and we did just fine. The job is not complete yet but I do plan on adding pictures of the finished product.Update!: finished the project. Was easily able to be drilled through to hang our cabinet. It's starting to come together!

My mom wanted to remove the old wallpaper on her kitchen walls we suggested painting over it or wallpapering on top of it she then said she wanted brick (we used to have the old plastic red and brown stuff that was hollow in the center )Yuck ! She then said that she wanted white brick so the search began .I spent hours looking at options and reading reviews (I'm now on a mission to review more products that I buy since I've realized that if others didn't take the time to write reviews I would have nothing to base my purchases on )The panels are a light weight foam easy to apply just peel off the back a little bit at a time once they are where you are sure you want them press in place . Scissors seem to work the best we tried a utility knife but it seemed to make the edges jagged. As long as you line up the brick (faux mortar joints ) it's just peel stick and press . We ordered a box of 10 panels to cover 42 square feet it took all 10 .After my mom saw the wall she decided instead of only a feature wall she wants to do the rest of the kitchen so I'm ordering another box of 10 . I'm including before and after photos so you can see the dramatic difference. For 42 square feet it took about an hour to apply (had to cut for outlet and corner .

Update: After a month, the bricks are peeling off the walls :( we stick it back on by pressing firmly, but they are still not staying. We will need to look into some stronger glue and maybe try spreading it behind the edging. I loved how these look but all my hard work stretching and lining up pieces has been a waste because so many are popping off. We have a semi gloss coat of paint so perhaps if it were flat it would have stuck better.——-Initial Review:This sat in my amazon cart for months as I was worried it would look tackier and not work out and was pricier than I wanted it to be, however the time came to at least try and return if unhappy. I initially taped them to the wall to see if I would like it, however since none of the bricks lined up I still couldn’t get a good idea how it would look. Decided to just dive into one of the packages and cut the interlocking brick parts (as described in the directions) and started my work. I was worried the adhesive would make it impossible to fix mistakes, however, our wall has a new coat of semi gloss paint so I could actually pull off the tiles and adjust to perfection. The adhesive does stick to your fingers though so it is very sticky. I recommend when cutting out the brick, to cut directly in the middle of the “molding” cause I kept cutting it to give it the most molding and the overlaps made it look less realistic which resulted in further cutting and more wasted time. I finally just cut in the middle and they lined up much better. Also, if you remove the backing and then need to cut to make corrections, I recommend that you put the backing back on the brick panel and then cut again cause otherwise the adhesive ruins the scissors and makes the process so much longer. I was able to stretch the tiles slightly as needed so there is flexibility for minor mistakes and adjustments.I bought 3 boxes and have 2 panels leftover. The wall is fairly big and it took me 7 hours to do by myself. I’m also 5 months pregnant so I took my time up and down that ladder. The time consuming part were the specific cut outs for what was on our wall and fitting behind the pipes. Cutting each panel to interlock the pieces made my wrist sore and I do wish they had been delivered precut (which does make taking the backing harder to take off since its not one clean rectangle to pull off.) I notice that in the reviews, the walls that don’t look as great are the ones where people did not take the time to cut the pieces to interlock so you can see the lines of the individual panels. Probably saves a ton of time but a lot less realistic so I suggest taking the time to do it.All in all, if you have the patience, time and energy, I highly recommend this product because our garage looks so much better now. I posted a before and after photo but it actually looks better in person.