Drift Wall Flats - 3D Textured Wall Panels

Love! Love! Love! These I used them for a accent wall in my home and everyone that comes over always compliment the wall. They were fairly easy to apply but you just need to take your time and not rush your project I definitely would recommend these to anyone that wants a fresh look to their space

I loved the look of these panels. I initially planned on using them to make an accent wall in my family room but once I was able to take a really good look at the material, I realized that these panels are not practical for a family home with children. The panels are made from a recycled material, I was aware of that fact but some reason I thought they would be more durable. The panels seem similar to the thick cardboard paper you would find in packaging of large furniture or computer electronics. If someone or something heavy bumps or falls into the wall the panels will not hold their form. There is no repairing it. If you plan on buying this think about where you are going to place it. I recommend a formal dining room or sitting room, and not placing in a place that has a lot of traffic. Don't get me wrong these panels are really nice, if your home is kid free go for it.Also, although the panels can be painted you will have to use at least two coats of primer because these panels look like they would absorb the paint and require a lot of paint for full coverage and to look even.

I'm commitment-shy. It took me 20 years to finally feel settled enough to plant a fruit tree in the yard.So when it comes to walls, I like the option of it being temporary.From wall decals to those removable Command brand hooks.Looking at these, they seemed like they would be a pressed cardboard kind of thing, and that means my decorating best friend, otherwise known as double-sided tape, could turn these in to a fun temporary wall installation.When they arrived, I was very pleased, and lo and behold, the instruction sheet included a hanging method using tape!Of course, you could go through the work of 'doing it right', in which case it will look perfect, seamless seams and all. But for this girl, who just pulls out more tape when needed, they are just fine.