Review on 🏢 Art3d Textures 3D Wall Panels White Diamond Design: Enhance Your Space with 12 Tiles, 32 Sq Ft (PVC) by Anthony Arcos

Love these wall panels. Read the full installation instructions (one of many ways) First the description says "32 square feet" which to most non-metric people means 8x4 which is the standard size for most sheet of plywood. However, these panels are 19.65625 x 19.65625, so they don't cover the traditional 8x4 sheet of plywood. of my drywall so I can remove it/tile if needed. Using liquid nails or double-sided tape on drywall is a recipe for disaster if you ever want to remove it. I bought 3 sheets of 4x4 hardboard from Menards for $5.50 each. I didn't want to ruin the liquid nails so I decided to use double sided tape. I picked up 3 rolls of 150ft Heavy Duty Gorilla for $10 a roll. So my total for the project, including the 3D panels themselves, was about $130. There are 12 tiles in a box and I could fit 6 lengthways on my wall leaving about 7 inches. So I decided to make 2 rows of 6 panels.1. I took 19.65625 x 6 to get 117 15/16 and 19.65625 x 2 to get 39 5/16. So I knew it was the size of my support board.2. I laid the sheets on the ground, measured, marked, and drew straight edge lines on the marks.3. I cut the panels with a circular saw. (They cut very well when cut across the grain)4. I brought the panels in, marked the edge of the wall where the first panel would sit, and then I marked the pin lines across the panels so I knew where to put the screws to meet the pins. 5. I screwed the panels to the wall at the attachment points. For the corners of the panels that weren't near the stud, I hammered in some nails to prevent the panels from coming loose from the wall at those points.6. I covered the entire structure with double sided tape. I also added a line of tape through the straight center. This way the panels have at least 2 points of contact with the tape at all points. **Note: If you mess up the tape and pull it out of the fiberboard, the tape will not stick again, so you will need to use a new tape.7. I carefully attached the 3D panels to the wall and pressed firmly to secure with tape. Take your time, it's difficult to peel the panels off the tape.8. I slowly ran my finger along all the edges to make sure all the panels had good contact with the tape. I liked my new wall. Hope that helps. These panels are amazing. With a little planning and patience, they can make a beautiful wall.