MIX3D Decorative 3D Wall Panels Star Textured PVC Wall Panels for Interior Wall Decor, 12''x12'' White Pack of 33 Tiles Cover 32 Sq. Ft

Absolutely love these. I wish I took a picture… maybe I can update it. So they are bigger than you think lol. I knew how big they were but then they show up and they look bigger. The more you look at them they have different designs and you see different designs each time. So also important to note you have to purchase 3m tape separately and it does not come with it. So the back flange… it’s the back where you attach it to the wall… it’s about 1/2 all the way around. 3m tape is expensive so no need to get 1” tape because you just don’t need it. Get 1/4 inch 3M tape and it’s perfect. These are super light weight so you don’t need to go crazy and tape every inch of the back. Especially considering the price of real 3M. So I did the corners and a small 2” piece in the middle. They’ve been up for over a week now and I can tell you even if I tried ripping them off the wall I’m pretty sure the paint and plaster would come off with it.My suggestion grab a level and start in the middle of the wall. Don’t just start from one corner to the other. You want it even on both sides. Make a level line up and down and left and right and work off of that. Don’t just go off the ceiling or off the floor because you don’t know if that’s a true level point. These are perfect squares… you could get two rows into it and if things start getting out of level it’s going to get noticeable very quick. And with the tape being as sticky as it is… I would guess you’d damage the piece before getting it off the wall safely if you had to re-do the pieces.For me my ceiling was out of level and how it worked out was on my left side I had 1/4 space and then all the way on the right side I had 1-1/4 gap. So I had some mat black paint and I painted the wall nice and perfect and you can’t even tell (at all) there is a space or even a difference from the left to the right.Take your time in the beginning and do the prepWork and this will come out great. If you rush and do this as a last minute project you’re not going to be happy with the outcome.Ohhh!! Also food for thought… I had a light switch in my wall. Now these protrude from the wall at least 3-4 inches in some areas. Keep this in mind… Amazon sells an outlet extender. This is to case out the outlet/light switch on the sides. Meaning when you cut the material of these panels it’s not going to look all that great. This outlet extender is just a small piece of plastic that cases out the cut areas on the panel and ultimately giving it a cleaner look. Also my light switch was white and had a white switch plate as well. I purchased a black lightswitch and outlet cover/plate. I left out the panel covering the lightswitch area and made sure I had all the parts before installing the panel. After installing the lightswitch, I then installed the plate. Then cut the hole out of the panel then made sure the extender worked well, installed the panel then the extender. Everything came out great and looks incredible.You can choose to paint these I guess. I bought the Black ones and I have black accent pieces in my bedroom so it matches great. I was thinking about painting them a flat black… but then I noticed (and this is important for anyone thinking about painting them) the coolest part about these panels is that from every angle you see a different shape. It’s the shine on the panels that do that… the way the light hits the panels. Now if you paint these… especially a flat color… I’m guessing you wouldn’t see the shapes and the different light… possibly taking away the beauty in these. I’m not saying you would ruin themBy painting them… I’m just bringing it up incase you are thinking of painting them. If you went with a gloss paint I would imagine it would be really difficult to get the brush strokes out of these and you would definitely see they were painted. The only real way to do the best job would be if you had a paint sprayer and sprayed them and let them dry prior to installing. Even a roller would be okay in some areas but no way would you be able to do all of the panelWith a roller.Lastly these are wonderful and I highly recommend them. I will add if you are looking to do a small area perhaps this isn’t the product for that project and you may want to look for similar products but 12x12 panels. These are bigger than you think… 19” is very close to 2ft and when they’re in front of you they look huge. So… smaller rooms or areas perhaps go with smaller panels. If not it would still look good… but perhaps these look the best on the ceiling or walls.I was able to find some pictures I took during the process. This wasn’t finished yet but I’ll see about posting the final product. See what I mean by the lightswitch? Something to think about because it being white with just the panel cut out… wouldn’t look good or clean or finished. So you need that extender to give it a finished look.

They are really good. Not expensive, incredible visual impact.Double-sided mounting tape is what I used. For those looking for an easier way to cut, a dremel is doing fine work for me. Still installing. These are the larger 19.7" tile version.It isn't ABS plastic, no markings as to what they are. I know they aren't ABS because ABS has a way of melting when you cut it with a dremel; This stuff turns into a weird sawdust sand when rotary-cut. Wear glasses.Overall, I'm sold. Going to get a lot more for different areas, but these are killer.

Easy to install and unlike some of the other tile designs, this one is easy to cut.

I was looking for something to spruce up my wall behind my desk. I searched and found different wall panels but ultimately chose these because they looked the most appealing to me.I’m so glad I picked these because they look absolutely gorgeous on my wall. My room is white, gray, black with yellow accents. The white panels blend in really well with my light gray wall. My desk looks really great with my LED lights shining on the panels both at night and during the day.As far as installation, I used 3mm double sided scotch tape and so far they have held up. None of the panels have peeled off or even lifted. I did wipe the wall down with water and alcohol in a spray bottle before applying the panels. I put a piece of the double sided tape on each corner of the panel and just pressed on to my wall. It took in total about an hour to do just these panels.A few days later, I had removed one to fix it and it did not take the paint off my wall which I was happy to see. I did not have to cut any of the panels so I can not attest to that annoyance in regards to what other reviews have said.Overall, these are a MUST BUY if you’re looking for something to give your walls some extra oomph! 🙂 You will not regret it!*UPDATE* 4/5/24It’s been 4 months and the wall panels are still holding up strong. Not one has lifted or fallen or even moved from its place above my desk 😁

I love the look of these panels and they are well made. I installed these in a bar shed that I’m building and didn’t want to do anything that would require more labor. I didn’t realize that the sun would damage them. The sun reshaped 4 panels, but I love the look. I used my oscillating tool to cut and it was very easy. Just wish I knew the sun would do that to them. Luckily I have 3 more left over. I will but again for sure!

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I have not installed yet but they are made well

i used a very thick double-sided tape. ngl i love the tape (EZlifego Clear Double Sided Tape Heavy Duty Pack of 2. Total 33FT NEW) ok that's what the package says about the tape. my walls are like this fake wood so kinda plastic material, wouldn't use on drywall bcs would ruin paint when removing. the tape would work on drywall tho definitely it's like putty almost. i didn't have to use a lot of tape to hold them up, i used scissors to cut one of them in half. some guy on here said it'd take a saw🤨no lmao it's very easy to cut with the right scissors. my scissors are cool too i recommend them. they're like rose gold with clear handles, probably the first result on amazon would be the ones i bought. don't paint them using acrylic paint it'll turn out ugly and doesn't wash off well after u hate them. use spray paint or something. oh important note for the tape don't pull it off the wall, twist the entire pvc panel until the tape comes off. that way you won't ruin your walls(idk about drywall tho). if the tape is left on it's own you can just peel it off and it won't mess anything off probably idk ok not revising this review if there are typos idc ok