Coavas Brick Wallpaper Peel and Stick Light Grey Faux Brick Contact Paper 17.7x196.9 Inches Removable Wall Paper Adhesive Renter Friendly Wallpaper Bathroom Wallpaper Farmhouse Kitchen Backsplash

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The peel and stick wallpaper brick is fantastic! It adds a stylish and realistic brick look to any room without the hassle of traditional wallpaper. The adhesive is strong and easy to apply, allowing for a seamless installation process. The quality of the material is excellent, and it holds up well over time. This wallpaper has transformed my space, giving it a chic and modern feel. Highly recommend it for anyone looking to add a unique and trendy touch to their home decor!

This product worked perfect for adding Mario bricks to my sons room. I originally bought it for my kitchen but the print was not what I expected. The bricks seemed small. It worked perfectly in my sons room however. It was easy to install and wipes clean well.

The media could not be loaded. Glad I went with this purchase. The paper was a nice thick quality! It covered the existing backsplash beautifully and was easy to work with! Didn’t have too many alignment issues, I’d say an expected amount. The color was also exactly like the site. Only thing is I should have done one smaller and one larger rolls instead of two smaller!

We are creating a Wrigley Field inspired Man Room for a well deserving husband/father. We wanted to add the brick wall feeling that goes with Wrigley, but there is no way I could try to paint a brick pattern on a wall. This was exactly what we needed! It looks amazing!! We needed 2 rolls. I was so excited to try this out. With each piece, I couldn’t believe how easy it was going up. I started while my kids were brushing their teeth. By the time they were ready for a book and tucking in, I had already finished the first roll. It was that easy! I was worried it would bubble or get stuck to itself while I was adhering it. It did not! It went very quickly. After emptying the first roll, I had to pause to take care of my children. When I started up with the second roll, I had a lot of trouble finding where the patterns matched. I don’t know if it’s because my children were “helping” (aka interrupting) this time. I had a couple of false starts. In fact, I cut a piece to fit under a window. After I pulled the backing off, I didn’t realize I was holding it upside down! I realized I needed to start marking the pattern with letters or numbers to make them match, like how IKEA furniture has dot stickers to labels the wooden pieces. I happened to have painter’s tape close by. I tore off small pieces and labeled the pattern down the left side with #1-9 (see photo). Once I did that, it was super easy to match the pattern, even with the distractions of my “helpers” in the background. It looks great! I can’t wait to surprise my husband when he gets home!By the way, the lines and stripes on the back side are labeled. See my photo. Unfortunately, there are huge spaces without lines where I ended up needing to cut. I ended up folding the vinyl, making a slight crease, so I could cut it in a straight line.

Okay, so here goes. This peel and stick is a good weight. Not flimsy and has a texture that I like. Actually doesn't look to bad. I am putting it in a space over our garage that we built two rooms in for our sons. I just don't have time for taping, mudding and doing a skim coat at this time so I thought I would try this for a temporary fix. The repeat...if you can find it means a lot of waste. This was two of the 196 inch rolls. I ended up puzzling in "bricks" to remedy the fact if you could find the repeat it didn't always line up anyway. I am not finished with the wall yet as I need to order more. Just wanted to make sure I was happy with the look before I did. I would recommend this for small spaces like a back splash or something with less wall space so matching up wasn't so critical. It is better than traditional "contact" paper as it won't stretch on you. Bubbles smooth out well even on unprepared sheet rock and still peels off with out taking the paper layer with it. As to how well it sticks as others have mentioned I'll update in a few days if there are the issues others have mentioned. The seam that is visible is actually where two pieces of sheet rock come together. This peel and stick does not stick well to webbed joint tape so I had to remove it.

This stuff is fantastic. Exactly what I needed for my porch.