Brick Wallpaper Peel and Stick 17.71" X 394" Self Adhesive Gray Vinyl Film Contact Paper 3D Stone Stick On Waterproof Wallpapers Bathroom Bedroom Backsplash

Exactly as described, the pattern was spot on, very easy to apply. It brightened my living room wall. Much easier than painting and cheaper. I ordered some trim to finish this look.

I have used this product before, I recently purchased this for my Bathroom. Looks great. It takes some patience to match but it looks so realistic ! It sticks well and it is waterproof . I will continue to use this product .

This wall paper is fairly thin so use very sharp tools when cutting. A dull blade will cause it to tear.easy to line up with some waste. My only complaint is that the paper did not adhere to the wall very well. I’m going to try an additional spray adhesive; hopefully this helps because the wallpaper looks awesome.

This product is easier to work with than most of the competitors I have used. Also turned out beautiful! I’ve gotten so many compliments on my project because of this design. Looks like it was discontinued, but it might just be temporarily unavailable.

This was very inexpensive so I took a chance on it. It is in no way 3D. It was flat contact paper with a stone print on it. The pattern does not repeat very often which is good for making it look higher quality but bad for trying to lineup edges. Results in more waste than you expect so buy more than you think you’re going to need. This works for a temporary spruce set but I do not expect it to last very long. I just put it on this morning and it’s already peeling back at the edges.

It's really an amazing accent piece. We put this over our one wall in our living room. It really changes the look of the room. This is my 2nd time using this wallpaper but different style. Absolutely love it and very user friendly.

Visually this wallpaper is beautiful BUT super thin like paper with glue on the back, it doesn’t separate from the backing well, because it’s soo thin it will stick to itself the second you take it apart from the backing, AND WORST OF ALL, I measure the entire paper before applying and I was missing quite a few feet from it. So not worth the money and you’re not getting what is advertised, Don’t waste your money.

The potential is here by visual design. It actually hides its own flaws rather well. The manufacturers overall design is flawed in an obvious attempt to make as cheap as possible.Visually, imo, it is awesome and as I mentioned it hides many of its flaws. That is about where the Pro's end.As far as Cons...It is very thin and prone to easily rip and tear. With a felt edge squeegee it tore away the graphics. You can see such results in my pics. Avoid squeegees as much as possible and rely on a good rubber roller. The other frustrating part is the adhesion or lack thereof. Keep in mind I sanded my walls and wiped down with alcohol so that I could ensure the best adhesion possible. Because of how thin it is in conjunction with a lack of flexibility I was plagued with bubbles that were very difficult to get rid of in part do to the weak adhesion. Most that I was able to get rid of were back within minutes to 24 hours. Last factor worth mentioning is an odd occurrence I included in the pics, as well. From the same roll and section I had used on wall I began another adjacent section which started out syncing up to the adjacent section with continuation of the same bricks. All of a sudden they don't match up/break sync and then goes back to matching?! Not sure how this was missed or made in production but frustrating nonetheless.Bottom line, you get what you pay for on this one. If you are insistent on being cheap, like I was, then consider getting something like a sample size of it instead of, like me, purchasing 500" of it. Then determine if it will fulfill your needs 😉