🌳 17.7x118 inches Wood Grain Contact Paper Peel and Stick Wallpaper - Brown & Gray Self-Adhesive Rustic Vinyl Wallpaper with Real Wood Look - Ideal for Furniture, Cabinets, Walls Review

Rustic in appearance but so thin it tears like tissue paper. Regular contact paper doesn't tear easily. If you need something to store your dishes, a trash can. I would buy something else. That's only good for a clothes drawer.

Placed on the dining table and leftovers from 1 to the side table. It is thin but easy to apply/reapply. The quality is good, the furniture is nice. Make sure to level the surface prior to application to avoid bumps/cuts. In general I am satisfied with the quality and the result. I used Red Brown, but it's browner. no complaints about the color.

This is great. I used them to cover a folding chart table that I use as a desk. He is very thin. I had no problems with the installation. However, it is not very durable. i have scratches I'm thinking about covering it with a second coat of paint or contact paper. I also wish it was a longer role. I wanted to cover 2 tables. Also, it has that smell when you open and install it

I wanted a simple decorative feature wall for our guest room that would complement my existing floors. I was struck by the resemblance. Covered the wall in under an hour. I had help so it was fast! I then attached the drawer fronts to a small dresser to tie them together. Then I also decorated the old tapestry with a basket weave pattern. Super happy with it. And finally they leveled the old bookshelf and built a small dry bar. I'm so happy with the results.

I have used vinyl paper as decoration to cover furniture or drawers for many years. I can immediately say that this is the highest quality. The paper is thin but textured and can prevent me from scratching it with a card when applying. I needed this for the window area where my plants are because that's where the paint started to peel off and always picked up some soil when moving around. This print matches my floors. The application is very simple, I recommend.

This is normal contact paper. My complaint about this and another I've bought is that they stick it on. I actually lost enough of where it was folded and glued (it tore the paper off in two places) that I didn't have enough to finish the top of the second end of the table. I was EXACTLY that kid! Why can't they just use a small piece of shrink wrap? I want to take a picture to explain what I mean. before I threw it away! Also, I don't think it's strong enough to be used for a countertop.

I really like this contact paper and I love how great it looks! I bought the color taupe. I'm so glad I decided to use it instead of painting my vanity or buying a new one! We had an orange wood dressing table that I had wanted to alter for a long time. It looks great up close and has a nice texture. Another nice thing about this wood grain contact paper compared to the faux marble paper I used before is that it hides imperfections very well and seems to bubble a lot less. Also, there are still

I had three pieces of furniture that I needed freshening up and was about to paint them when my sister suggested wrapping them in vinyl and didn't know what that was. I started looking at it and saw this beautiful wood color with a hint of gray and I really wanted my furniture to be wood color and when I saw that I ordered it straight away and I loved the color! You need to be very careful as the glue takes a while to stick and also breaks easily. Try to pack everything with a lot of patience…

wrapped it around a beam in the bedroom and it came out so cool! Warning: you need a can of Gorilla Glue (laughs. Yes, the spray the girl used on her hair - THAT would be the right use for it!) We had to apply 3 times because it fell off completely the first time. 2 times. Applied as directed the first time, then used a hair dryer to heat the glue and tried for better adhesion (the dryer had the benefit of basically shrinking the bar into a bar and smoothing out the bubbles completely, so…