Greymond 3D Wall Panels Peel and Stick in Black Grey Stone, 20 PCS XPE Foam 3D Wallpaper, Textured Faux Brick Wall Panels for Bedroom, Stairs, Kitchen

I used these panels to create an accent wall and they turned out amazing. The black and grey stone look gives the room a textured, modern vibe that stands out without being too much. They were easy to put up and stuck well right from the start. What really impressed me is how well they hold up. They have been on the wall for over a year now and they still look just as good as the day I installed them. No peeling, no fading, and no signs of wear. I get a lot of compliments on the wall and it really changed the look of the space. I highly recommend these if you are thinking about an easy and affordable way to upgrade a room.

These Greymond 3D wall panels completely transformed a boring wall into a conversation piece! I used pre-painted black boards and added an LED strip, and it turned out looking really unique and cool—now it’s the perfect backdrop for my nerd cave. The peel-and-stick installation was straightforward, and the panels feel sturdy and high-quality. Definitely a great way to add some personality and depth to any room.

I bought about 4-5 packs of these to do 2 of my son’s bedroom walls to resemble a wall you’d see in Minecraft for his Minecraft room renovation. These are insanely easy to put up! All you need is an X-Acto knife. I read that people were complaining that their hands were sticky, why?! To avoid that just stick the first part down and slowly pull the backing off the panel as you go down. I used primer on his walls before I put these on and it’s been almost 5 months and none of the panels have lifted or are falling off even on the edges. He has textured walls so I was a little worried they wouldn’t stick but using primer was the ANSWER! I love the vibe these gave his room & I’m wanting to do the whole house with these! Different colors of course but these are outstanding!

PROS: very sticky, they weigh nothing, it really looks like brick and feels like a brick pillow - because it's foam, you can stretch or squeeze into uneven spots easily. CONS: the glue gets EVERYWHERE. Don't peel the back off and just drop it anywhere intending to clean up later. Impossible to line up the bricks, don't try. Bottom line, if you have OCD and/or require perfection, this is not for you. If you don't mind the whimsy that comes with the fact you are attaching foam brick to your space, would absolutely recommend!

Eh. I love the look, the texture, etc HOWEVER.... The pattern does not line up on the bricks nor do the lines of the foam. Plus I bought to packages and the tiles of one package were different in size from the other. I'll probably keep up for a while, but will end up redoing the wall with a better tile that lines up. Wasted money and time.

I thought they were nice looking. The glue seems like it is OK but it easily gets all over your hands. You will probably have to purchase an adhesive remover and be prepared to paint your wall. If you ever have to remove them. Recommend using a level when installing every row. They tend to stretch a little bit when you are installing them on the wall so you need to pay close attention to them so you don’t put it on distorted. I also cut one almost in half so I could stagger every row. I saw some photos where people just put the tiles up in order and it didn’t look as good as mine. Once I installed them all I checked to make sure they were no gaps. There were a few small ones so I took one of the tiles and cut it into strips to fill it in. It wasn’t a lot of them so it was no big deal. I would definitely buy these things again for another project in My Home.

The first wall is a guest bedroom TV/ teenage hang out room! It was a third car garage we just redid. The wall did have a little texture to it so I did spray some loctite spray adhesive as I placed each square down. Our walls are also Super unsquare! I started at the top and went over and one side of our wall is higher then the other so there was a gap on one side at the top! Was an easy fix to fill with a tiny extra fill cut and a black sharpie marker. Probably won’t work with all the colors but did with the black/grey tiles. The marker seamlessly blended into the wall and any little gaps to make it look like part of the tiles! This is super easy to cut and manipulate the seams! I did stagger the tiles so every other side had a short cut piece to make it look a little more natural! My younger girls thought it was so pretty they wanted me to take their mermaid wallpaper down and use these tiles instead! I knew the traditional wallpaper was going to be a pain and the wallpaper glue really messed up the wall so this was a great fix to cover up the mess without having to go through tremendous lengths to fix the wall from the glue! I honestly think the adhesive from the tiles stuck better to the wallpaper lol! I have been pulling as much of the paper down as possible though along the way! I’m only doing the top part of their wall and going to repaint the bottom a blue color to match their room better so obviously their room is not finished!

They look great but the glue is hard to work with and a lot of mine teared easily.