Peel and Stick Rustic Red Brick Wallpaper, Self-Adhesive Vinyl Waterproof Vintage Wallpaper, Self-Sticking Contact Paper for Home Decoration(57104-3)

good for decorating

The colour was more of a brown colour and i was expecting a reddish brick colour so im very disappointed with the colour and its also very thin paper and tears easily

I’m sure this product is great if you want a wall of chocolate brown bricks, but sadly I was after red bricks as advertised, the image on site matched my red brick wall, that I wanted to mirror on a non brick alcove, but all the bricks on the roll were shades of chocolate brown, without a red one to be seen, great if you want brown bricks, but not if you want red as advertised. The site image is misleading sadly.

Not red in anyway and as I’d already started with another roll that WAS RED this roll is useless

I use a lot of vynil paper for various projects and also on feature walls in every room which I change every year. There's varying price ranges depending on the quality of paper.This particular paper is consistent with others in this price range. It's thinner so is more prone to tearing easily as shown in my photo. This doesn't mean it's no good it just means it needs more care on application. Also the colour tends to fade quicker when in direct daylight, for example near a window. They all fade eventually but the cheaper ones faster than the others.The coverage is quite good due to the pattern so it will hide some small imperfections on a wall or surface but because it's quite thin it won't conceal something like irregular uneven tiles for example - the outline of the tiles underneath are still slightly visible in certain light angles. If you're looking to paper over tiles I would suggest going for a thicker one for a more satisfying finishIt's wipeable and has a slight sheen so easy to clean. Ideal for small projects like covering books, boxes, units and some furniture restoration projects and smooth walls. It has a repeating pattern so you will need to match the pattern at the sides if applying to walls and larger areas so bear that in mind when deciding how many rolls you needIt sticks reasonably well to gloss, vynil, satin painted surfaces as well as glass, acrylic, varnished wood, tiles, card etc but not well on chalk based emulsion paints, bricks, concrete, unpainted plaster, cloth and raw wood.For the price it's good value for small projects and smooth feature walls.

This adhesive paper is so thin its almost see-through.I maybe a little heavy handed, but I'm use to using thicker and more durable material than this.It ended up ripping in 4 seperate areas.This was hard to work with.On a more positive note, it didn't leave stubborn trapped air bubbles like the thicker adhesive material does.