Art3d Decorative 3D Wall Panels in Diamond Design, 12"x12" Matt White for Home and Office Decor (33 Pack)

The media could not be loaded. It was definitely a two person job.We just stuck around the edges and held for a few seconds.Super easy, 33 in a pack. Makes the room look amazing

The media could not be loaded. They are super easy to put up, great quality and look cool!

Easy to cut with scissors, applied some blobs of no more nails at the edges. Did take most of the day to do the entire wall but the end result is worth it.

We decided to transform our hallway with the Art3d Decorative 3D Wall Panels in Diamond Design, and let me tell you, it was an ambitious project! I've had to purchase this set five times, totaling over £300, but the result is absolutely worth it.We used these tiles to create a feature wall starting from the front door and continuing up the stairs. This was no small feat! We opted for "No More Nails" adhesive, which worked well for the installation. The best method we found was to apply the adhesive to the edges and the flatter parts in the middle of each tile where it would touch the wall. There's no need to apply adhesive to the more elevated 3D parts since they don’t make contact with the wall.To minimize the gaps between tiles, we developed a two-person method. One person would hold the tile in place, applying pressure and adjusting it to prevent slipping, while the other person would wipe down the tile to avoid staining from the adhesive. This teamwork approach proved to be the most effective.The only real issue I have is the gaps/lines between the tiles. From a distance, they’re not that visible, but as you can tell from the picture, they’re definitely there. A solution we thought of only after installing them was to paint the back of the wall a similar color so it blends in. This is a suggestion I ask you to consider. I did also buy a similar colored paint pen to color in the gaps, but this proved to be unsuccessful. Definitely paint the wall a similar color so it blends in before you install!Cutting the tiles around doorways and edges was challenging. We used a carpenter knife and scissors, which required some practice and led to a few lost tiles. Accurate measurements are crucial to avoid waste.The tiles themselves are much thinner than expected, almost like a flexible plastic, which actually aids in the installation process. Despite their thinness, they look far more substantial once installed. They are also easy to clean—just like wiping down plastic. However, they do scratch easily, leaving white marks where the top layer of paint comes off. So, handle them with care when cutting or bending.The end result is nothing short of spectacular. Our hallway now exudes a sophisticated and luxurious vibe that wasn’t there before. We've received numerous compliments from friends and even professionals in the decorating trade, all surprised that we managed this project ourselves. The wall looks far more expensive than the actual cost, which is a testament to the tiles' aesthetic appeal.Is it pricey for what you get? Yes. But is it worth it? Absolutely, if you're looking to elevate your home's interior and can afford the investment. This feature wall has completely transformed our hallway, making it look like a high-end designer space.

Once you get the hang of putting them up they look really goodThey work best on a white wall as if you leave any gaps it’s really obvious on a dark wallAdd some led lights in a colour of you choosing and it gives a really striking visual effect

Love them they look great up if you overlap them (person preference) hard to cut though I found it impossible they kept shattering

Easy to install - used no nails- took 30 mins to put up 24 tiles - 2 people - good quality - really pleased with result

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