DryInsta Faix Brick Wall Panels, 3D Wall Panels FRP in Rustic Style for Bedroom Dining Hall Restaurant Coffee Bar Decor, Ancient Surface Hard Design (1 Box, Matt White, NL)

I recently installed the 3D Wall Brick Panels FRP Faux Brick Stone Wall Panel in Matt White on the wall in my backyard, and I must say, I am thoroughly impressed with the results. These panels have transformed my outdoor space into a stunning focal point that adds depth, texture, and character.One of the things that immediately caught my attention is the durability of these panels. They are made of high-quality FRP (Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic), which makes them sturdy and resistant to wear and tear. I don't have to worry about them getting damaged by the outdoor elements, making them a great option for both interior and exterior use.The realistic design of these faux brick panels is another standout feature. The texture and pattern mimic real brick, creating a convincing illusion of a brick wall. The 3D effect adds depth and dimension to the wall, making it a visually appealing decorative element for my backyard.Installation was straightforward, and the panels were easy to cut to size and fit on the wall. The package comes with three tiles per box, making it convenient to cover a decent area.One of the best parts about these wall panels is the reasonable price. Compared to real brick, these faux panels are much more affordable, making them a cost-effective way to achieve the look of a brick wall without the hassle and expense of traditional brick installation.Overall, I am extremely satisfied with the 3D Wall Brick Panels FRP Faux Brick Stone Wall Panel in Matt White. They are durable, realistic, easy to install, and reasonably priced. My backyard wall has been transformed into a beautiful focal point that adds charm and character to the space. I highly recommend these panels for anyone looking to add a touch of elegance and sophistication to their interior or exterior walls

This is the worse product: too rigid, does not lay flat on wall, the random brick pattern makes the interlock very difficult to manage effectively and install, and there were no real installation instructions or video provide.

I ordered one box of the “matte white LS” which is a box of three panels in the stacked ledge stone design. As I received it today (4 days after ordering), I was quite surprised to find BLACK panels, which wasn’t even an option under this listing.While the color couldn’t be more wrong, I mitigated that by painting as neither the white nor the black are truly finished. It’s maybe easier than installing real ledge stone, but the planks are slightly bent and stiff. Hence, this isn’t super easy by yourself. Also, the fit isn't perfect and you may end up trimming edges. (A bimetal blade for a multitool worked well.) Note that the panels are epoxy with fiberglass mats. As such it's fairly brittle and cracks easily (i.e. from screws).To install, it's best to have a helper to hold the panels while drilling. In my case, by myself, I ended up predrilling a hole on top to install the first anchor and attach the board for repeatable matching of the other holes. This is both for stone walls and dry wall. So, with the anchors in the predrilled holes--matching the holes in the panel--I first applied some glue and then screwed the panel on for good. The glue isn't like flat panels since there are very few contact points where it will actually hold, but it does hold the panels more rigidly to the wall and improving the feel.Make sure to run the panes in alternating directions for a zipper-style end and it does slightly break up the repeated pattern in the wall as all panels are the exact same shape.Once the panels are hung, any transition gap and accessible sides need to be filled with group (or silicone). I chose sanded grout, but that turned out surprisingly rough (much like mortar instead of lightly sanded grout). With the paint, that's somewhat covered up. Also, if there are outlets in the wall, I chose to leave them at the existing level and simply cut out the panel to fit the cover. It's best to start small and work your way to the right size for the best fit.Finally, the overlap reduces the coverage to 43” which accumulated to a missing half foot (6”) in the area I thought it would perfectly fit. The fix (see picture) requires some creativity or extra panels you’d sacrifice. Again, the stated dimensions would have been a perfect total of 11.25 ft for me but ended up at only 10.75 ft! I chose to simply trim the exposed sides and fill the gaps with grout. It may have been better to get another box, but the additional expenses did not agree with me.In the end, a fresh layer of flat paint and it really comes together. The paint is both my preferred color but also a way to cover up grout other imperfections. For the 9 panels I ended up using not quite 2 pint of paint+primer (for better coverage). A very cheap brush will do as the surface is so rough and uneven anyway.Update: The seller contacted me upon my review and resolved the wrong delivery. So I ordered the remaining two boxes which arrived in white, which isn't just a paint layer as the board material itself is light beige, too.

I was looking for something to update the look of the fireplace in our living room and this is great for it.Nice color with the real look. This sample piece is super lightweight but it's pretty sturdy.The most important for us is that there is no odor at all. I smell nothing!!Definitely to purchase more to install and update our old wall asap.

It looked a little too plastic for me. I wanted to put it on an interior wall over the fireplace. I need it to be more sleek.

Not quite as it looks on the picture.

Very easy to install and looks phenomenal. Used to do a faux brick fireplace surround.

I ordered a sample. What I like is the composition and the apparent durability for outdoor installation. What I didn’t like:- the panel is pure white, I am needing a Rust to check color,- I desire to mount half height panels, There is not an identified top border trim to use to top uses for 30” to 36” heights,- the panel mounting is identified as screw (bolt) to surface, I will likely have to glue (Loctite Power Grab Ultimate, similar) - secure to synthetic stucco wall on 2” styrofoam base wall.It is not that I cannot figure out how to remedy all of those, none-the-less if the manufacturer has suggestions that could be highly beneficial.Respectfully.