🎃 4FT by 30FT Halloween Brick Wall Backdrop Party Accessory - JOYIN Wall Decorations Review

We decided we needed a fireplace at work and it worked great. An old 32 inch TV was used to create it surrounded by cardboard wrapped in this plastic brick background and looks realistic too.

We used this as a backdrop for the camp. It's a nice material that doesn't tear easily, so it worked great for us. Looks quite realistic, perfect for kids. There was a very strong smell of paint, but that was normal. 😅 Glued to the wall for a children's camp and everyone liked it!

You get what you pay for. This is great for transforming a room on the cheap! Ideal for a children's party. The glossy plastic looks much better at night in low light. If you are looking for something more realistic or stylish I would recommend a printed fabric backdrop for a higher price.

I was expecting that the background could be cropped to fit behind someone with horizontal bricks, like a real brick wall. On the long journey, however, the bricks stood upright. So instead of just cutting one long strip for the door (for a Harry Potter party), I had to cut two pieces and put them together (one on top, one on the bottom). It worked, but not perfectly. I was disappointed with how it looked.

I bought it to decorate my office cubicle for Christmas. The package was already open when I took it out of the Revain box. The material does not meet my expectations. Looks and feels cheap. It should have been around $5 and it would have been fine, but at $14 it wasn't worth the money. It's about the quality of what you buy in the store for a dollar. The packaging says it looks like the real thing, but it looks like a real cheap POS cartoon print! I suggest switching to a more expensive option

I used this to decorate platform 9 ¾ for a Harry Potter party and it worked great! I guess the bricks go in the "wrong direction" but this worked for me. The background width was too narrow for my doorway, so I would still have to use two strips. I simply cut a piece of paper and taped (with tape) the top of the door opening, then I cut a second piece and taped it to the bottom of the first. It looked very cool and I have a lot left. Much better than painting a rag. Save your creativity for DIY

To have brick like boxes I bought 12x12 square boxes from Uline at the best price. After trying the usual gift warping approach, I didn't like the sides or top, so I changed the approach. I didn't need a bottom, so I found this worked best for me: build a box with the bottom pressed in. Lay out the brick sheet. Measure enough to cover all four sides of the box plus about 5 inches more. Crop to this size. Cut in half vertically, about 10 bricks high. These two strips cover two boxes. Line up the