🧱 Akea Flat Faux Brick Stone Wallpaper Roll, 3D Effect Blocks, Vintage Home Decoration, Multi Countryside Rustic Red Review

I love this wallpaper! Covered with paper and wall. Went up very easily. Aligned with the ceiling and the edges aligned. The price is for a double roll. 21.5" repeat. My wall was 7ft 10" by 16ft and took 3 double rolls. 9 strips. A little over 1/2 strip is left over from each roll.

Looks great. Make sure you order enough. I made the mistake of thinking I did and had to order another roll. This role was darker. Luckily it's only about 1 foot. Chapter. Take into account that your next section is not about 13 inches long. Order extra so you have the same batch of dyes!

I absolutely love this wallpaper! I wanted to create a faux brick accent wall for my basement. It turned out better than expected. Read other reviews for tips on arranging stones and buy a few extra reels as you will create some waste when starting a new line. I love my accent wall!

I thought it was rolled up so the stones would go back and forth as the reels unrolled. Instead, the bricks are arranged vertically, requiring you to roll out longer slabs from ceiling to floor, and it was difficult to pick up the next set of bricks along the vertical bricks on the first slab. So each sheet is 20 inches wide, not high. Cutting sheets is more difficult if you have a high wall and want one long sheet from ceiling to floor instead of multiple sheets. Make sure you understand how…

Amazing! Now I have the art style loft I dreamed of! I have walls with a basebuilder texture and of course it was very difficult to avoid bubbles. However, I smoothed them into creases on the stones, which adds even more depth and texture. I've also added putty to the top edge where I may have cut a bit askew, and rounded the corner edges to look a bit like plaster of paris touching the wall. For more 3D erection I shaded the light switches where you would expect them. All in all it took HOURS…

My mud bath looks WONDERFUL! It took me about an hour. I used DIF wallpaper and border glue. Previously glued wallpaper. These wallpapers are perfect for beginners as they are very forgiving. Love it! A trick. after it was hung you could see some distinct seams, especially in the darker "brick". I had some acrylic craft paint, so I smeared black, gray, and white onto a paper plate and traced over the seams with my finger. Then I wiped it off with a damp cloth. Now it looks completely seamless…

make yourself comfortable. I want to start by saying that not only did I have no idea what I was doing, I was horrified at this job. My wife is on a business trip so I figured I had at least 48 hours to fix the mess I had caused. So I watched 2 or 3 how-to videos on YouTube in the morning and started at 1:30pm (same day). Tools I ended up using: - Roman Pro 543 glue - 2.5 rolls of wallpaper. Yes, I missed that with the 6 (yes, six) rolls I bought. Masking tape and plastic (for floor and…