Retro-Art 3D Wall Panels, Faux Brick in Red, PVC, 17.5" x 23.75", Cover 2.78 sq.ft. 570TG

We've been looking around for a while for a good alternative to exposed brick, since we weren't looking to pay crazy high rent for just a little more Brooklyn charm. This is such a great alternative! The pieces are fairly easy to work with; the panels are pretty easy to cut the box cutter and the texture is probably the most realistic you'll find at this price point. I've included pictures to show the raised, gritty texture; it definitely makes the brick feel more real. Both pictures show direct, angled natural sunlight and indoor light. It looks convincing under both sources of light. To do our entire living room wall was less than 300 bucks, which is totally fair if you're looking to completely transform your place. The only downside is the adhesion. The panels don't come with any adhesive backing, so you'll need to get double-sided mounting tape to keep them up and attached. Other than that, great buy!

This is not a good quality product and it too small for anything. Not what I wanted at all

I wanted a brick accent wall in my new room and these seemed to have the best overall look and depth to them from the ones on Amazon. They are very good quality but one that would make them a 5/5 is if the backs of them were completely flat. As they are now there are indents where the bricks are and it makes it very difficult to apply them snug to the wall. What ended up working best for me was loctite spray adhesive. I would spray the surface of the wall and the back of the panel, let them both dry and then stick the panel to the wall. I am going to give the whole wall a coat or 2 of flat clear coat to really glue everything together and get rid of the slight shine these have due to the plastic material. Overall I’m very happy with how these look!

I absolutely love the look of this wall panel. I wanted faux brick panels that were 3D or textured. I am so happy I came across these. Most people haven’t even noticed it isn’t real. Make sure to get a few extra just in case. I just used an industrial staple gun from Home Depot to Install. Please be aware that the staple gun can cause small cracks in the material which feels like a plastic. The panels were very easy to cut to size with a regular pair of scissors. Highly recommend!

Who came up with the idea of a smooth, slippery backing. Tried a variety of adhesives with little success. Finally had the brainstorm to try those no damage picture hangers that are super sticky on both sides. They worked! And suddenly, an arduous job became easy. Oh, and the “bricks” look great.

Design is great. I started bottom to top using a concrete color caulking. Scissor cut the small parts to fill the gaps. It does take some time but it looks better than the real thing.

I extended a wall and part of it was brick and prat was drywall and I wanted to go with a all brick look so luckily I only ordered a sample of this product. It is about 1/2" shorter in height and 1 1/2" shorter in length than the standard real brick size and the mortar seam is slightly thinner. Generally the color is OK but if you want something that is the same size as real brick this isn't it.

I was originally going to consider purchasing brick facade paneling from Home Depot, but this was a much better choice. It is very light though seems very sturdy. Used double sided sticky tape (EZlifego Double Sided Tape Heavy Duty(16.5FT/5M)，Multipurpose Wall Tape Adhesive Strips Removable Mounting Tape,Reusable Strong Sticky Transparent Tape Gel Poster Carpet Tape for Paste Items,Household) which worked really well though needed to order a second roll when using 12 panels. I found it was better to cut the "bricks" rather than folding them for corners because folding warped the material. Otherwise, it lay flat. You do have to match the edges closely, but it worked very well, and looks very realistic: very nice. I would definitely consider this company/product again.

Fast easy to install. I used construction adhesive. Easy to cut with utility knife or scissors.Recommend it.

La apariencia es buena, sin embargo el plástico no es nada fácil de adherir al muro y terminó deformándose dentro de la caja… no lo pude usar.

WOW - These PVC faux-brick panels look amazing!I used 2-way carpet tape and foam tape to attach to my drywall. This method worked at first but I found the tapes not holding 100% a day or two later.Of all the tape brands I used, "APT Double Sided Carpet Tape" worked the best but, again, not 100%.I'm going to try to clean the surfaces that don't seem to be sticking well with rubbing alcohol and re-tape them.Post Script - I was able to successfully use silicone, epoxy, contact cement and PL Construction Adhesive to fasten the panels to drywall. These adhesives worked way better than 2-ways tapes. Note: PL was the fastest to grab and hold.

Nice product, easy to work with, looks sharp after installation. The single panel ordered as sample was a different dye-lot than the full order (helpful to know). Due to areas of irregularity in the wall, some corners of panels don't stick well to the surface and have to be pinned with small nails; not an issue in my installation. I thought I could vary the orientation of the panels but found it best to always apply them in the same orientation. Even though there is only one pattern, the repetition is not very noticeable. Dresses up the room nicely and if I ever get tired of it I'll paint it.

Attention en anglais c'est bien indiqué 28 pieds carré mais en français c'est 28 mètres carré.... c'est réellement pour couvrir 28 pieds carré....Sinon le produit est très bien mais il faut acheter de la colle car les panneaux ne sont pas autocollants...