Stone Peel and Stick Wallpaper Rock Wallpaper-Stacked Stone Wallpaper-Faux Brick Wallpaper Stone Self Adhesive Removable Wallpaper Stone Contact Paper Backsplash Fireplace Vinyl Film 17.7”×118”

It's very good

We used this around our large tub when we remodeled our bathroom. It was easy to use and easy to install. Each of our surround panels took 2-3 sheets and to get the stones to line up used a lot of excess so be sure to order plenty. I was originally going to use spray adhesive as an extra because I didn’t think it would stick to the wood very well...DO NOT use spray adhesive, it melts the vinyl. I didn’t need it anyway, it had good adhesion. I would recommend and/or buy this product again.

What you need to know about the wallpaper• It is 45 cm, that is not 18", it is 17 3/4". If you have a project that is exactly 18" and you don't want to use a border or buy 2 rolls, this is not the paper for you.• YES, you can MATCH multiple rolls [my project = 6.5]! I will cover that later.• The back paper is sensitive to BLUE TAPE ... blue tape will adhere to it and if you attempt to remove it, will remove the backing as well.• The front of the paper is not as sensitive, but care, patience, and ssllooww removal of blue tape, if used, is recommended.• 4 stars for ease of use, one reason, getting the backing separated from the front is not a one second effort unless you are a pro. There is a folding/bending technique needed to get your corner available for peeling. I don't know that there is a solution for this, but without me, my man could have been struggling longer as he is a bit rougher, does not possess nails that extend beyond his nail bed, and his eye sight lacks a bit of the sharpness needed for this task.MATCHING THE PATTERN• I may offend those writing it is impossible to match, so sensitive souls be warned. Do not buy this paper with the expectation that you will be matching this from top to bottom. This paper was created in a loooong run and cut into sections to be sold.• Originally the one loooong piece of wallpaper was created with markings from 10 to 50.• IF they had been precisely cut at 10, MAYBE you could line them up exactly. I doubt it, but maybe.TO MATCH• I was remiss and got a picture of how uneven the bottoms look after matching, very different lengths, assume the tops are very much the same!• We start out with the papers being the same length on the roll. I do note the number on the back. Mine mostly started with 10ish or 50ish, with a 30ish and 40ish tossed in - I bought 9 rolls for my 7 roll project.• For sake of arguement, because I forgot the important picture of the uneven top matching, pretend what you see IS me matching the top sections, because, it looks just like this.• LAY ANY FIRST ROLL - make note (in your head, on paper, on the wall, whatever) of the number closest to the top.• FIND A SECOND ROLL - identifying one with a like number works best, but finding one with an adjacent number works 2nd best. ° IF you have a 10 - a 20 or a 50 are the best chances of a close match.• Find where they match up. NOTE!!! IMPORTANT NOTE!!! MOST IMPORTANT NOTE!!! YOU SHOULD LOOK UP... YES UP AND DOWN FOR YOUR MATCH! ° Don't assume your second piece will match top to top, right? OR that you will start with the second and then move it DOWN to find the best match.• If you do not find a match by moving your next panel down by a few inches, try moving it UP! Your match may be closer by moving up• YOU CAN SEE BY THE PICTURE of the floor layout that some panels are up and some are down.PLACING YOU WALLPAPER• YOU do not have to start in the middle, that was our preference. We needed 6.5 rolls.• This was our first project using rolls this size. We used our normal routine top to bottom installation on the first panel. That was not that best choice for us moving forward.• TO MATCH THE SIDES we found it easier to go down in straps, matching the seam first and moving out to the edge. We used a smaller vertical strip first and then 5" or 6" to complete.• NOTE the match may look off when you're holding it away from the wall, but if you're stretching/ pressure is consistent, it will get right on as you lay it down!• TO MAKE the SEAM, SEAMLESS, after completing the strip, we went back, horizontally 3" or 4" back from the seam, first on the previous panel, then the new one, until the seam disappeared. The close up photo is of a seam. The one from further back shows no seams.TEARING, BUBBLES, STRETCHING, CORRECTING, WRINKLES, ETC• This is not tissue paper, it DOES NOT tear by breathing on it. It is most sensitive in the edges, but so hold up to a firm stretching pressure.• PRACTICE on a few spare pieces if you're really worried. Stick the top down, apply pressure and use your hands to stretch and match.• Bubbles will disappear easily with a finger run.• HARD WRINKLES are the ENEMY. These can cause you to be out of alignment. Hard wrinkles cannot be corrected without tears. I have a fix for tears .... if I forget to mention it, email me.• TO avoid hard wrinkles .. I am not perfect and still get a few, they look OK on the brick, but are awful for matching.. Peel back to imperfections and redo them!THIS IS WHERE PATIENCE IS MANDATORY. PEELING BACK TO REPOSITION IS NOT ... NOT ... NOT ... A JOB TO BE DONE QUICKLY. PEEL SLOWLY! IF YOU THINK YOU ARE GOING SLOW, SLOW IT DOWN AND YOU SHOULD BE FINE.• I RECOMMEND if you need to peel back close to a matched edge that you protect that edge well! You don't want to undo your work there if you don't have to.• THE direction for laying down your paper will be determined by your stretch, pressure, and angle of hold. ° Practice helps you figure out what works best. It's it diagonal, horizontal, vertical? There is no right or wrong, it is what works best for you or your team.Email if you have questions

This product is so realistic looking! Easy to install. If you decide you want to change it sometime, just pull it off and apply something different. I just love the look of it.

2nd generation photographic printed image used on the product is not the photo posted in the listing, which is the actual 3D stone wall. It looks real in the listing because it is real stone. What they deliver is a second generation photographic image with low level resolution that has no depth like the marketing post. Very tricky and disappointing. Surprised Amazon allowed this deception.

Looks great in my bedroom as an accent wall