Arthome Peel and Stick Brick Wallpaper 17''x120'' Self Adhesive Contact Paper Waterproof Vinyl Film Wall Paper for Bedroom,Living Room,Fireplace,Stair,Room Decor(Red)

Hello, We like this wall paper and used it in our kitchen. The paper,stuck good on our kitchen wall and protects our walls from cooking stains!

Necesitaba este papel para una decoración y tiene muy buena calidad

Great for fooling the eye.

The first roll I bought from somewhere else was oriented on the roll differently than the ones I bought here in Amazon. The one I already had, unrolled so that the beginning of the roll could start at the top of the wall and work top to bottom, (because the shadows of the brick go on the bottom). The new rolls I bought here are on the roll the opposite, which means I had to unroll the whole thing to start at the top of the wall. I suppose you could avoid this by measuring the piece, cutting it, turning it around, and placing it on the wall. I like to waste as little as possible so I like to just unroll it in the wall as I go, but it was a minor inconvenience . Anyway, luckily the dye lot matches perfectly and it was pretty easy to work with overall. Just peel and stick and if you make a mistake you can pull it off and fix it. I did use tiny nails in the corners to be sure it didn’t fall from temperature changes, but you can’t see them. The brick pattern is easy to match up and hides any and all imperfections. Save all your scraps for touch ups, but be sure to stick them back on the shiny side of the white paper! Made a boring space in my basement very cozy!

1. If you have walls that are not perfectly evened out, good luck, don't know what to tell you.2. Final product looks good. Not perfect. But acceptable.3. If you want the bricks to line up, and you have some illusion that you will roll down the roll and peel and stick the roll to the wall, you are up for a rough awakening.4. The first section will be a breeze.5. The 2nd and other sections, they are a nightmare. I got 10 rolls overall. You would think I would be able to match the bricks to the previous roll so they align. No. Not happening. Each role has like a 1/2 inch/cm variant, and the bricks WILL NOT MATCH the previous layed out roll.6. If you want your bricks to match, be prepared to cut small areas at a time and match/align them separately. Even think 1/2 inch strips at times.7. Adhesive is good if you press it correctly.

Tried to use this on cardboard it did not hold up very well but it might be better on wall

I absolutely love this wallpaper. However, it doesn’t stick very well… I stuck it on at night and the next morning it had fallen completely off the wall. I figured for the price, I could just get wallpaper glue and call it good. But then I remembered how horrible, time consuming and tedious it is to putty over missing chunks of paint after wallpaper removal. So I decided to get the smallest nails I could find and just nail the seams to the walls. Sounds like a nightmare but it isn’t. I’ve remodeled three homes from top to bottom and it’s SO much easier to putty a tiny nail hole than peeled off paint and trying to even all that mess out. (If you ever decide to remove it of course.) It took about 50 nails, I can’t remember the size but less than an inch long and they were very narrow golden ones. I simply pressed it against the wall (it’ll stick long enough for this) and nailed the seams about 18 inches apart, close to the edge as possible, and waited awhile, repressed and nailed every place that buckled.Now the second thing. Someone said that the bricks don’t match. They do. You just have to line them up with the matching ones which isn’t hard after you sort of memorize the pattern. It DOES create a lot of waste, so order more than you think you need. This small accent wall took 4 roles, and I definitely wasn’t prepared for that in the beginning being I only ordered 2. I used a 12 inch putty scraper, box cutter, a hammer and nails and that’s all I used for this project. I pressed the scraper in the edges/corners and used the box cutter for a clean cut around the trim.It’s super thick and textured and I think great quality! It looks great in my sons retro/arcade bedroom so I’m happy.

I was looking for an easy to put on/take off, cost effective and aesthetic product for my new apartment walls.I got my rolls in today and started putting the paper on. The walls are not the smoothest, but everything is sticking well. I recommend having a straight edge that isn't too sharp (so not to scratch or puncture the paper) to work the paper into the wall to stick better and smooth out any bubbles.Measuring and cutting to line everything up is very time consuming, however if you have the patience the end product is great. I still need to trouble shoot some things, but it's best to remember this has the look you want... and its not the real thing (real brick).Super happy with the product. I was moderately disappointed when I opened the roll as it was upside down. PLEASE NOTE, you need to put the shadow of the brick on the bottom. It took me a few seconds to figure this out. It looked off and I was scratching my head for a good few seconds before I realized what was aesthetically wrong. :)I got 2 rolls to start with because I wasn't sure how effective and good the product would be after reading the reviews (very mixed). I will be buying more do another wall. Hopefully it won't leave any residue and will be easy to remove after the few years I expect to be living in this apartment.