PVC Plastic Wall Panels 3D Home Room Kitchen Decorative Tiles Cladding Wood Effect (Grey Stone, 12)

Looks great. Used no more nails for adhesion. Easy to cut. Easy to put up. Happy wife, happy life. Highly recommended. Purchases more than I needed, but with the cuts, I need to purchase 2 more.

Love this product, it's so easy to work with.It's very smooth plastic, so I used solvent free no more nails to stick it to plasterboard.I needed a lot as it's moulded plastic so the reverse has a lot of voids.Very easy to cut with scissors or a sharp knife, I used a Stanley knife.I only needed 6 of the sheets, so I've got 6 spare, plus some off cuts to play with at a later date.It has a matt look to it, even with lights on it, it isn't too shiny and fake looking.First time I've used this and it won't be the last, took a little while to arrive which was the only downside as it was shipped from Poland, but still arrived within the estimated window so no big deal.

They look really good and I am really pleased with the look and quality. They are very time consuming and tricky to fit around corners so I am just going to fit corner caps. There is definitely that raider effect on them (3d look)

Looks fantastic when up on the wall. Great quality and creates an amazing accent wall.However, I wouldn't put them straight up as they arrive as the overlap of the grey seams looked terrible and very obvious. I reccomend painting the wall behind where the seams are and then using a Stanley knife to cut the seams back making the bricks closer together. With abit of extra work the finish is fantastic.

Very thin.Does not fit together properly, lots of it overlap, and has to be cut to stop the edges covering the other bricks. I got this so I could really just stick it on and job done, ended up being more work that wallpaper, using a Stanley knife to make it fit.It looks OK once its all up, but £100 for a relatively small wall is a rip off. Never again. Dont think this is an easier alternative to wall paper because its not, although maybe if it was cut properly to fit it would have been a lot easier

As you can see we haven't finished but i couldn't wait to write a review of how good it is! When it came and I saw how thin it was my heart sank and thought instantly this is going to be awful but how wrong was I! We absolutely love, fraction of the price of actual slate/brick tiles and when the light hits it they look so real! We trimmed one side of the panels to try and blend the joints and used pvc adhesive and it's worked wonders. Couldn't recommend this stuff enough for a transformation on a budget!

Main advantages are that you don't need many tools to complete the installation, there's no real mess and you're not racing against tile adhesive setting! Still requires a level of diy skills, to set out the panels and any intricate cuts if walls aren't square. Use solvent free no nails adhesive, and you will need some form of tile trim bead for external corners. They are a little on the expensive side for what they are, but at least its a mess free install and no need for contractors!

These look great when mounted but be aware you do need to do some work (not hard but just time consuming) to get them up.Tips1: Use double sided tape (I used DIY Doctor) to mount rather than no more nails, they are super lightweight2: Buy a grey grouting pen to cover any gaps3: You don't need to trim all sides, I found trimming the top and right edge of each panel worked best and leaving the bottom and left sides factory for overlap.4: You will need a steel ruler, tape measure, marker pen, scissors & a Stanley knife5: Buy more than you think you'll need for wastage / off cuts etc