RoomMatesRMK11080WP Teal Brick Alley Peel and Stick Wallpaper

First time using peel and stick. I was hesitant as it didn’t look the greatest at first glance. It was very forgiving and easy to work with.Didn’t take long with just me doing it. Would recommend.

This wall paper was good quality I assume as I fiddled and rubbed and ripped off and restuck. I am surprised I didn’t damage it. It’s not the wallpapers fault it’s mine. I’m too impatient and I didn’t ask for help. It probably would have been easier with 2 people but I was not about to ask my hubby as I am fairly certain it would have resulted in the end of our marriage. The colours in the paper are really striking. Completed my office renovation and made the room look cozy.

un vinyl, le falta calidad a la impresion, se notan los pixeles relacion precio calidad, a mi parecer no lo vale, es preferible invertir en unos de mejor calidad y tamaño

Was easy to put up with 2 people and makes the room feel great

I used this to add some character and fun to my home office. I was planning to do just one wall as a backdrop to bookshelves, but I like it so much I'm thinking about doing another wall. Although the technique for aligning the seams is the same as with regular wallpaper, this is waaaay easier and more forgiving to work with. For instance, with wallpaper you usually waste a lot of material in order to match up the pattern in one strip from ceiling to floor; with this stuff, to minimize waste I installed a some strips starting further down on the wall (wherever the pattern matched the top of my strip), then went back and "patched" the space at the top with a piece from the appropriate part of the pattern, overlapping it slightly. The resulting horizontal seam is completely indistinguishable. Can't do that with wallpaper. Also, I couldn't always get the strips to butt perfectly at the sides all the way down without getting some creases -- but the creases also disappear completely into the pattern once you smooth them down. You'd never notice them unless you went looking for them or ran your hand along the wall. Finally, it's much easier to trim the top and bottom than it is with wallpaper, where my razor blade always seems to tear up the wet paper. And no mess!