Art3d Plastic 3D Wall Panel PVC Wave Wall Design, White, 19.7" x 19.7" (12-Pack)ClimatePartner certified

Love the end result. Used Powergrab all purpose adhesive to glue to bedroom wall. Used caulk between seams and painted easily. Three coats of paint to get solid look with no more white showing through. Cut easily with household scissors. Son loves it!

Excelente

The panels were used as a back drop for a TV wall entertainment center. We used double stick tape, clear also purchased on Amazon. We painted the panels first and then mounted. Tape was used mostly on the sides to make sure the panels lined up and stayed flush with each other. We used a Dremel with a saw blade to cut the panels which gave us a remarkably straight cut. The side strips are metal floor transition strips purchased at Home Depot and the panels cut end slipped perfectly into them. After the panels were mounted, the small lines between them were filled in with spackle which worked well and easy to work with and clean up. After the spackle dried we touch up painted them and the lines could not be seen and it looks like one large panel. I am not sure why they made them 19.7 inches instead of 20 inches. It made measuring a little more complicated but all in all it looks great. I recommend using flat paint if you are painting.

It’s look ok

I needed something to cover an 8' X 16' section of bedroom wall and decided to make a "wave wall" instead of hanging artwork. I didn't want visible vertical gaps between tiles, so I trimmed 1mm from each side of every tile using a 10" table saw and Diablo 84 tooth blade. When doing this, tiles must be held firmly near the blade to prevent oscillation and chipping. Tiles were affixed with Sherwin Williams 1050QD caulk (thanks to another reviewer for the suggestion), which is very sticky. Care must be taken to apply sufficient caulk to all areas of tile that touch the wall (particularly the edges), or you will run into flexing problems along the edges. As you can see, I cut tiles such that they fit around a power outlet, 3-gang wall switch, and even cover the bedroom door! All seams were dressed with spackle and sanded with 220 grit, with this step being repeated multiple times (whew!) until the wall was eye clean. All tile surfaces were then lightly sanded with 220 grit, then given two coats of KILZ "Adhesion" primer (find on Amazon), which works great for painting PVC. The paint is three coats of Benjamin Moore Regal Flat White latex. Both primer and paint were brush applied and the result is virtually perfect. Mounted about 6" from the wall surface with shelving brackets is an aluminum "L" rail containing two high density 5050 LED strips with variable color and remote. This provides enough light for striking illumination in both day and night settings.

The product didn’t work out for us.

I love the large size of them, they are so durable!! works great in bathroom and in my kitchen for easy cleaning but they are hard to cut if you have a lot of places to work around.