Jeweluck Stone Wallpaper Peel and Stick Brick Wallpaper 17.7”×118.1” Brick Contact Paper Peel and Stick Wall Paper Bathroom Faux Stone Backsplash for Kitchen Removable Decorative for Walls Vinyl

I used this for a project and it actually turned out really good. The grey brick looks way more realistic than I thought it would and it has a nice matte finish, not that cheap shiny look. It was easy to cut and reposition without tearing, and it stuck well with barely any bubbles. Lined up the pattern pretty easily and the roll covered more than I expected. Overall it made the space look way more finished for not a lot of effort. Solid peel and stick option.

I bought it for a Quick fix for my unfinished fireplace project. It worked out well. It looks beautiful and it’s Easy to apply! I plan to remove it when I’m ready to take on the real stacked stone project.

Great look for the price! But to thin for my comfort. Will tear easily if not careful. Wallpaper needs to be a bit thicker. Installs easy though.

Easy to use and match up . Putting on the wall was smooth but after having it up for ten months in my dining room , it’s starting to peel and left at the corners on both top and bottom of the walls, i do have a slight texture on the wall and a hermit crab tank that has high humidity near by so those may be factors but wanted to write and honest review.

This almost killed me! I was excited to receive my package on Friday..as soon as it got delivered I immediately started hanging up the wall paper. After peeling off my first big peice , I noticed that it was a "stench" that came from it. It smelled like paint. Then once I cut off my second slice, the smell got extremely strong to the point where I had to open up all my windows and leave out of my apartment for two days so my apartment can air out. The wallpaper snitch reeked so bad. You can smell it outside of my apartment. I had to get someone to take the little two pieces of wallpaper down that I did put up cause I just couldn't stand the smell. The smell was all on my clothes. It was the most horrible experience and terrifying experience. I end up going to the hospital just to make sure I was OK considering Inhaled such strong fumes. I ended up throwing the wallpaper away both rolls. That same day that it got delivered. I got the same brand about three years ago and didn't have any trouble. No smell coming off or anything.

This paper was a little thinner than others I've worked with, so a little extra caution is necessary. The pattern lined up pretty easily and consistently. The pattern repeat is about 18-ish inches, so make sure you account for that in your measurements when ordering. I highly recommend EZ Hang spray (sold here on Amazon). You spritz the wall then hang the paper. It's purpose is two-fold. It allows you to slide the paper on the wall and reposition it easily, which makes alignment much easier. It is also a light wallpaper glue that helps ensure adhesion to the wall. The stickiness of this paper by itself was not terribly sticky compared to others I've used, so I'm glad I used the spray. I knocked 1 star off my review because the color was a little darker than the advertised photo. Was hoping for just a touch lighter color, but overall, I'm pleased with the results. Updated from 4 stars to 3: I noticed the instructions printed on the paper backing were upside down. I continued anyway. My daughter saw the finished wall and her first comment was, "It's upside down. Look, the shadow line in on top of the stone, not below." Well, cr@p. They rolled the roll backwards! Pay attention and don't make the mistake I did. You'll have to unroll and re-roll it in the proper direction. Crazy.

I am in no way a paper hanger. It takes time however even making a few mistakes are easily corrected. The covering will peal back off and on several times to readjust. My project, being a renter, I needed to minimalist the effort and the paint damage after installation to uninstall. I purchased thin foam board from a craft store, Michael’s, cut to size, double sided tape, screws to drywall (easily removed and any renter should have matching paint when needed for miscellaneous damage) then went to work to adhere the paper on the installed foam board. If you end up with blank spots, I had several, the brick pattern is somewhat random. Easy to cut a few pieces and patch, no one will notice. A dry rag carefully rubbing to assure adhesive secure. It’s not One, Two, Three however if I can accomplish anyone can.

The wallpaper gave the illusion of real brick. We used it to cover the wall of our kitchen bar. Easy to cut and install. It is highly durable and cleans well.