27 Sq.ft. of 3d Glue-on Wall Panels By Threedwall.com

I installed these and the Cactus panels and they are fantastic looking. The person who said they got soggy is just plain lying. They are made of heavy cardboard type material and after putting several coats of paint on them, they are in no way soggy.My advice is to measure, measure, and then measure again. When cutting these panels be sure to have a proper cutting surface and an electric table saw. Not a jigsaw or circular saw, you will not get a clean cut. If you want, you can use a utility knife, but make sure to have brand new blades and change them often, even though this is cardboard, they are tough to cut, REALLY TOUGH. My advise is to score and then lightly go over your score line over and over patiently and slowly. Don't rush and you'll be OK.The effect these have is amazing and I am going to order a different design for my finished basement ceiling. They are great sellers, ship quickly and gave me a deal on a free box if I ordered six boxes.Again, take your time, measure accurately and if you have to cut, cut slowly and make a fun project out of it. If you're going to paint, use a sponge rub or just spray. Paintbrush looks horrible.

I only gave these three stars because I have had one heck of time trying to get them painted to my satisfaction. I am painting them before I mount them and as of today I am on my third coat of spray paint. The first coat turned rough and I had to really sand them. The second coat dried oddly and had to sand them again. The third coat is showing weird markings and I will have to sand and repaint again. I am going to try to brush paint them this time. If that doesn't work I will just forget about them, which is a shame because I have a lot of money and now a LOT of time invested in these.

I love the design, and it looks great after you paint it. However, I found myself hating this brand, and it's mostly because of the material - they're just cardboard. Other 3D textured wall tiles I've used were made of PVC. PVC is easy to cut, easy to bend, durable, and easy to line up to make them seamless. These cardboard tiles are NONE of those things. they don't bend at all, the corners were smooshed, they're impossible to press together seamlessly, and they're extremely difficult to cut. If you cut it (and you probably will, since walls and windows are rarely perfectly straight or perfectly sized for the tiles, and outlets will rarely be conveniently placed for tiling), it will leave your wrists sore, your tiles uneven, and their edges hairy, and then you'll have to add a thick layer of spackle over the seams. This "natural" product is pointless if you have to keep replacing it, or buy twice as many because it's so difficult to work with.EDIT: Reduced rating to 1-star. I tiled about 2/3 of my living room with these and began spackling in the seams. When I sanded down the spackle, the sander also took apart the tiles and left hairy abrasions on them. I ripped off all these tiles and retiled my living room with a different brand, because I was just so sick of the hassle. My recommendation: Save yourself the stress and buy PVC tiles (made by Art3D) instead!

These tiles are easy to work with and not very expensive for what the end result looks like. Our problem was that every single tile was bent on every single corner. Bent corners take forever to correct and then to try and get smooth to paint. What would have taken a couple of hours to do ended up taking two days. Do NOT make the mistake that we made and use the tiles when you see that the corners are bent, just send it back and hope that the next batch has straight edges and corners. The product can really be packaged better.

This is a great product, but you have to think of them as a "material to work with" the results that you get will be in direct proportion to the work you put in. My wall took almost a week of evenings to cut, install caulk and paint but it was worth every minute. I am adding a pic, without these 3d wall panels this bedroom with the exact same furnishings was just plain boring!

fancy idea but very hard to get right glue cause of its shape and I dont even want this on my wall, its basically recycle paper very bad quality, Afraid this wont last and I dont want to spend the afford to put it up and wont even last me long.

Panels were simple and easy to install and gave the look that I expected. Cutting them was a bit more challenging than I thought they would be, a utility blade or a really nice pair of scissors worked best.

These look awesome in our wall. Had it professionally installed though...