🧩 Peel and Stick Baseplates with Compatible Adhesive Review

Just what I need! I wanted to build my son's LEGO figures without spending too much. I found a used spice rack at a flea market that looks like steps. I used these self-adhesive backing sheets on each layer, cut to size (per product instructions). I then used additional 2x4 black cubes to create an extra layer at each step. Now I, I mean, my son can have all of his LEGO figures and they're easy to find. I can't wait to do more! * Attached, see before and after photos of the first spice rack I…

I bought these to build a lego table for my son's 6th birthday. I wanted to build a long table so my son and daughter would have enough space to play at the same time, so I bought 2 sets (total 8 base plates). The table I used was 48" x 24". It was very easy to use and the instructions were very clear and simple. I'm so glad I bought the "peel and stick" version of the backing boards instead of messing around with glue and waiting for it to dry. It took about 1/2 hour to connect, trace and glue

This is AWESOME! I work in a nursery and have done quite a bit of research on building a lego wall! When I stumbled across these bowl and chopstick plates, I was blown away! In order not to have to deal with rubber compound, glue, smoke, etc., it was worth paying extra. For those who need to cut them, they are very easy to cut with an exacto knife (we needed more for the ends as our starting board wasn't a perfect square). We first laid out a sheet of plywood (so as not to ruin the wall since…

I tested these plates with small (2x4, 2x8, etc.) LEGO pieces before attaching them to my surface and they worked fine. Glue worked well (I attached them to a Lifetime plastic folding table) but soon after, my kids and I were trying to attach larger pieces like the bases that came with some of their various LEGO sets, and the bigger they were, the better more less likely that they will be fixed. 8x8 would have hooked, but I had to press hard, and then it was difficult to remove even with the…

If you have any concerns about the quality and suitability of these brick sheets, stop now and just click 'Buy Now'. I will divide this review into three parts. Material, application and compatibility. The material is not thin but feels strong. Adhesive padding on the bottom helps with rigidity. If I hadn't known it wasn't a Lego product I wouldn't have noticed the difference. Applying the plates takes only a few minutes. This can take longer if you really want it to look even and the bricks to

It doesn't get any better than this! I bought 6 to make a table using IKEA's Trofast storage. At first I wanted to buy glue and glue everything. I was looking for a cheap floor tile deal on Amazon until I came across this product. While it wasn't the cheapest option, its purpose immediately caught my attention. Guys, do yourself a favor and do it. They come with an industrial grade self-adhesive backing and installation was not only easy but almost instantaneous. No glue to cure and weigh down…

I bought these to make a table big enough for a 6 year old to give to friends. I regretted that the 'prefab table' I bought from a well known children's brand was too short for my own 6 year old. There weren't any inexpensive, well-designed tables for older kids (which is silly since younger kids can actually use Lego instructions and actually build) so I did an "IKEA hack" with them. My friend wanted a storage solution so I found the perfect table with interchangeable baskets (IKEA Flisat…