White Brick Wallpaper 17.7" x 118" Peel and Stick Wallpaper Faux Brick Paper Backsplash Stick and Peel Christmas Decor

This is very beautiful paper it gives you that kind of warm feeling I put it up on the wall of my kitchen I really love it my kitchen is very tiny that's why I chose this white brick paper vibe it adds Elegance and still gives you the illusion of space I didn't use it as a backsplash but I use it to cover one of the walls in the kitchen and it's easy to clean I'll upload photos later

I love this paper,bought one roll just to try and ended up getting 3 more.Its easy to use,fairly easy to line up pattern.Its very forgiving.Its pretty thick paper .Would use it again!

I can't believe that this even adheres to heavy stuccoed walls but it does! also the pattern is very forgiving. I just roughly lined up the bricks and it sort of fools the eye into seeing the result as natural as hand laid bricks. Also very inexpensive! Greatest product

I'm very new to wallpaper or contact papering anything. I wanted to use this as my test wall and here's what i learned.This wallpaper reoeats every 8 rows, therefore I felt like if I hadn't gotten creative with a few pieces, I would have run out. Matching it up takes a little bit but once you realize where it meets up and can get it there, your in good shape. Be careful getting air bubbles out, if your not careful you can rip your wallpaper. I haven't had any problems with adhesion as of yet. I will update if I do. It's not perfect but it looks pretty good to me. It's easy to put up and seperates easily from backing. I have used other paper and this is definitely a better quality and is a little thicker. Overall, I love how it turned out and I will be buying alot more wallpaper for the rest of my projects. It performed far better than i thought it would, the toilet was a nightmare but it didn't act up to bad when it came to going behind there. I was able to unruffle and straighten it out fairly easily. Makes me think after doing that, the bigger walls won't be so bad. My little plastic tool i used to get out the air bubbles, my scissors to even up the top before each new piece and my exacta knife to use around the tight spots and I used a tiny hand sander before starting and just ran it over the wall in a few places to help it stick better. I vacuumed all dust and walls before I even started to make sure that I got the best contact possible. Hopefully this helps if your as new as I am to this and your just starting too.

Add as a backsplash to our kitchenette in our basement! Looks great

Almost impossible to match up pattern ! Tearing my hair out with this ! Not happy at all 😡

Interesting product. I’ve installed real wallpaper several times over the years, and my conclusion is real wallpaper is much easier. Don’t get me wrong, this product has some definite pluses. If you live in an apartment where you don’t want to damage the walls or remove it when you move, this is a great option. That being said, it’s really difficult to install if you’re putting full length pieces around obstacles like doorways or cabinets. It’s extremely sticky, and has a tendency to stick to itself and become a crumpled ball of vinyl. There’s no sliding it around to match patterns like real wallpaper. The pattern is another concern. Not only is there an overly large, 30” pattern match which wastes lots of product, but the pattern is far from realistic due to the small size of the bricks. They’re only about 2”x6”…far from actual brick size, and they become really busy rather than realistic. Maybe for small areas like apartment backsplashes, but for large walls…choose a different brick. I’m putting it in a laundry…not thrilled, but it’s easy to take down. Good luck!

loved this on my daughters wall. very sticky to itself so be careful of the paper touching. once on wall it does stick very well. i would try to line the bricks up for a better outcome.