Self Adhesive 3D Wall Panels with Faux Brick Effect - Pack of 20 pcs Covers 99.2sqft (9.2sqm) - Stick On PVC Decorative Cladding 37.79x18.89 in (96x48cm) for Interior Wall Covering - Rustic Red Brown

Brilliant did a wall in my bathroom great product and looks fab

Bought for man cave , looks good , lot cheaper than the polystyrene equivalent. Sticks well with built in adhesive backing , only niggle is that it's got 10mm mortor effect as both sides , so when u join them together sideways u get a 20mm mortar gap which then looks odd. Only one side needed mortar effect so had to cut out mortar effect with scissors when joining side to side.

Initially thought hmm plastic looking and clean/photo looking. But, it was easy enough to install, cut etc. I found cutting it white side up, pattern side down easiest. When fitted looks more realistic. I used Wickes grab adhesive to stick. Seems good enough. Did order self adhesive but non sticky turned up. Messaged the seller. Instant response and refunded the difference. Will use again. Remember mortar on both sides of panel so on joins I overlapped rather than trimmed mortar off to create even mortar spacing if that makes sense. Happy with results so far, time will tell on adhesion.

Great

As you can see in photo, I’ve got it on a media wall, it sticks well on flat wall but you’ll need adhesive for bending around corners, I used loads of No More Nails, the self adhesive foam can be pulled off the panel and use own adhesive is preferred, overall I’m very happy with the finish, cost over £200 to cover one wall, so quite expensive but I’d say it’s worth it

Not good. The panels are difficult to position and stick at the same time, if you attempt to peel off one end and stick as you go the backing paper rips constantly. The pattern works great going horizontally but when you move down vertically the pattern lines up to make the bricks line up unrealistically and it makes the joins very obvious. I even ripped one panel off thinking I’d made a mistake initially but is actually the pattern. The panels are also starting to unstick from the walls and it’s not the adhesive backing to the walls that’s the problem it’s the backing and the actual plastic fronts that are coming away. Attempting to use superglue for repairs but if it gets any worse the whole lot will be coming off it’s embarrassing to look at. Don’t buy!

I really like this, the effect is convincing and it was very easy to cut to shape and stick to the wall. The self-adhesive backing worked for the most part but it does need some additional adhesive, mainly the sticky out bricks on the sides, which like to come away. The problem is because the back of the panels are indented, to provide for the 3D affect on the face side, but this means there is not all that much contact between the adhesive side and the wall. Still, the process was a hell of a lot simpler, less messy, and less permanent/damaging to the wall than gluing it all manually. A few bits of double sided 3M tape here and there will be all it needs. And yes it's a pretty convincing effect, unless you properly scrutinise it. Recommended

Wasn’t expecting too much as these panels were relatively cheap and we had a job which I wasn’t convinced they would be able to complete as it involved a curved recess in an old fireplace. However with some tweaking and cutting it all worked out great.