10PCS 3D Wall Panels 77X70cm Brick Wallpaper 3D Tile Brick Wall Sticker Self-Adhesive Waterproof PE Foam Panel Roman

Lovely effect on these tiles, though bear in mind they are very dark and shiny. The glue on the back is VERY sticky, do any cutting before you take the backing paper off, or you'll need something like Sticky Stuff Remover to clean your scissor blades. The backing paper rarely comes off in one piece, so after cutting, take the back off, then place some of the backing paper back on (shiny side to the glue) to enable you to carry and place your tile without it sticking to absolutely everything you touch. You have maybe 10 seconds once placing your tile to be able to adjust it before it's stuck firmly to whatever you've placed it on. After that, the front of the tile can be moved, but the foam backing will remain stuck to whatever you placed it against. It has a tendency to try and stick to itself, which almost always ends in disaster, so be careful and take your time. It is easily cut through while the backing is still in place, however trying to cut it whilst the backing is removed is very messy, as the tiles tend to stick to your cutting implement and stretch. Though these tiles are large, it does not necessarily mean that you will get the job done quicker. I found it easier to break the tiles down to half the size and them place them on the wall due to the adhesive on the back. Despite all the difficulties I encountered with these tiles, I was so impressed with the finish, I bought a second pack. Once you've placed your first tile, you'll quickly get the hang of them. Delivery was swift, and I am very happy with this purchase.

Beats painting and totally transformed my room

Great value for money my wall was damaged underneath these hid it well they look absolutely stunning and extremely easy to put up love them

Not good as I thought Not much adhesive on them very thin Not worth the money

First off, when up, the wall looks ok, not the best I have fitted though.When fitting you need to be careful, as they are definitely sticky (sometimes the back doesn’t come off in one go, so awkward when trying to peel it away), and they are paper thin. I find trimming wallpaper much easier. When you need to trim, take it very slowly, as it can pull and rip. I find the trimming a nightmare with these tiles!I would recommend glue to spray the wall in parts. I find some bits stickier more than others. If you are covering a plain wall, with no windows or sockets, I reckon it would be easier to do.When I just look at the wall, the tiles are ok, but when you focus on parts, you can see some uneven bits. I think the corner I started at, didn’t help, but they are definitely not the best tiles I have fitted. Paper thin tiles with that sticky back, isn’t the easiest, especially the tearing you can get with a brand new Stanley Knife.I mean the wall looks ok, so if you can sit through the painstaking process of fitting these tiles, then they are ok. I don’t think I would buy again though, way too thin, and trimming is terrible.

Brilliant product and lovely once it's done HOWEVER...Tips before buying or using the tiles.1. Measure everything and cut before peeling the back paper because once it's off its off.2. Once it's stuck it's stuck so any mistakes make it 10x harderSaying that delivery was very fast, great product and looked lovely and easy enough to do.

Purchased a while back, only started using them, there wee bit hard to work with as there very sticky but less hassle than wallpaper. Looks good up

This would be quite a good product were it not for the fact that there are two different sizes in the pack. I bought a pack of 10 sheets to use as ceiling tiles - 7 of them are one size and the other 3 are nearly an inch bigger. It sounds like a small difference, and it took me a little while to realise it but it means that it is impossible to align the brick pattern. I had to resort to deliberately offsetting some sheets, which just looks like I've made a bad job of sticking them on. Also, there is a border around each sheet - I recommend cutting this off otherwise you're chances of making the brick pattern look consistent are further reduced, to about zero. Another thing - once the sheet had made contact, it is stuck for the rest of eternity - there is no possibility of moving them slightly. All in all, a bit disappointing - they could have been a good solution.