🌟 MIX3D 3D Wall Panels - Star Textured White PVC Wall Panels for Interior Wall Decor - 12 Tiles, 32 Sq Ft Pack Review

A great way to add dimension to an accent wall. The panels are quite strong but light at the same time. I used Liquid Nails to glue them to the wall. It gets a little messy and it's really time consuming as the back of the panels is hollow except for very thin lines around the edges. Otherwise it is very easy to build and install as you wish.

Absolutely beautiful design that doesn't look cheap at all! Installation requires gentle hands and attention to detail as you will need to use glue and make sure it doesn't leak at the seams and the like, but the end result is well worth it. Also, you should not put undue pressure on the wall where it will be installed as dents may form. It's hollow inside.

The picture showing this design is amazing but as soon as I received it it turned out to be rubbish. It's thin and hollow on the back, so it's quite fragile. The pattern will be dented if someone presses it hard, so it won't work within reach. Another trick is that the tile has small edges only on the edges and you cannot stick it to the wall with such a small grip. I also found some parts were scratched, poor quality control.

Excellent 3D wall panels. The quality control is very good. No defects were found in any of the boxes purchased. I really like how my project has turned out. I used DAP silicone glue to glue them to the primed wall. My husband used a table saw to cut the panels on the left side. These panels are a decent thickness and not flimsy at all. I remodeled the lobby. Friends who saw them were amazed by them. I'm glad I went with the wall panels installed.

I used very thick double sided tape. ngl I love the tape (EZlifego heavy duty clear double sided tape 2 pack total 33ft NEW) ok that's what it says on the box about the tape. My walls are like this faux wood so it's some kind of plastic material that can't be used for drywall because it will ruin the paint if removed. The tape works on drywall, although it's definitely almost like putty. I didn't have to use a lot of tape to secure them, I used scissors to cut one of them in half. some guy here