TANONE Peel and Stick Wallpaper 15.7"x118" Textured Wallpaper Self-Adhesive Removable Wallpaper for Wall, Furniture, RV, Cabinet, Dark Sea Blue

Like another reviewer, I did get two slightly different colors in the same order. Thankfully I was able to finagle it so it looked ok. I bought a poorly remodeled camper that I'm trying to improve - at least cosmetically. I bought this paper because I thought the texture would mask some of the exposed screws and gaps between wall panels, and it did! It was perfectly sticky, but fairly easy to reposition. Very forgiving, if you get a wrinkle here or there. Can not tell where the seams are (pro tip: overlap). At all. It does tear, so be careful. But the pros greatly outweighed the cons and my kitchen looks way less awful than it did before.I used a contact paper smoother tool. It was a lifesaver. So was an exacto knife. You can get them all in a kit on this site. It's super cheap.

I love this paper. Super easy to instal and forgiving if your lines are not perfectly straight. I took two stars off because the colors were different in each roll. I ordered 3 rolls and not one was the same. So in my small laundry room I have 3 slightly different shades. The 3rd roll I thought was going to be a match to one of the other rolls but after I hung it up I noticed the difference. Since it’s a small laundry room it’s not too obvious but if I had used it on one large wall it would definitely be obvious.

I hung this paper in my camper. I like the pattern striped but it was not very thick, rather easy to tear. I just hope it stays up.

I ruined the first piece because the roll was defective and showed it's defects on the wall. I pulled the bad piece down and left the backing on the rest and used paste so with the extra padding you can't see all the flaws of the paper. I had to buy extra wallpaper. Unless you leave the backing on and use paste, I wouldn't recommend this wallpaper (this is a little tricky, but it works and I don't like "contact paper" for adhering paper in the first place. I think you can minuplate the paper easier with paste as it moves around without taking the whole piece down every time you need to move it.)

I have used many different roles/ types of peel and stick wallpaper, this was is terrible to work with as it is so thin. It ripped so easily that I ended up wasting most of the roll. It is very pretty though.

This wallpaper is high quality...thick, looks good and sticks really well. I don't think any self stick wallpaper is easy to install but maybe it is just me that gets tangled up in my work. This is as easy to install as it can be and still work well...which it really does. I measured wrong and had to get one more roll but that is ok, I needed the rest for both for my back and patience.

Looks great, easy to put up. Wish they had a light green color. Would buy again

I used this in my narrow foyer so pictures don't do it justice. Like others, I ran mine horizontally. Two suggestions - use TWO people, it will go much easier. What I found when running horizontally was it makes it much easier to lift and cut the backing paper in the middle of the run, top to bottom when looking at it running left to right. Then fold about four inches down from the top on both ends. When placing, peel and smooth from the center out to avoid bubbles. Otherwise, trying to apply from one end to the other and avoid bubbles is very difficult, especially on long runs. Use either a chalkboard eraser or a new, plush microfiber towel for smoothing. This pattern is so forgiving when overlapping the long runs, there is absolutely no reason at all to butt adjacent runs. I have running overlaps from 1/2" to 6 inches wide and not one of them can be seen or felt. Where you will see overlaps is at the narrow ends as it is nearly impossible to 'pattern match' the ends.In the pictures there's an overlap in the close up, three overlaps in the second. Even while running your fingers over them they are difficult to find. A semi-grasscloth look without the crummy panel lines!