3D Wall Panels, 10 Pack PVC Brick Stone Wall Panel Self Adhesive for Interior Wall Decor, 3D Wallpaper Waterproof for Bedroom Home Kitchen,Living Room,Office Decoration 11.81 * 11.81inch (Brown Stone)

The tiles look very realistic and cover up the window outside nicely stopping the draughts coming into the kitchen

I wasn't expecting high quality given the price but they look pretty bad. It's hard to show in a photo but they're a cheap, gloss finish so they look terrible as soon as they get light on them. I'll be returning them unfortunately.

Super impressed with these, gave us the exact look we were wanting without the hassle!

Wow! This looks incredibly realistic! I'm considering putting this stunning 3D brick wallpaper all over my bedroom. I bought two full boxes. It should take you about two to three hours to finish the whole wall, depending on its size. So far, I've used 100 pieces to cover one side, and while it’s pricey, it’s definitely worth it!

Disappointed in the faux brick finish, the brick image on the product was blurry and way too shinny. Good size, easy to cut and has good adhesion – but sadly not the ones for my home.

These 3D Wall Panels offer an easy and stylish way to enhance your interior decor. Made from durable PVC with a realistic brick stone design, they add depth and texture to any room. The self-adhesive backing makes installation a breeze—just peel and stick! Waterproof and easy to clean, they’re perfect for bedrooms, kitchens, living rooms, or offices. Each panel measures 11.81 x 11.81 inches, and the brown stone finish brings warmth and a natural feel to your space. Great for DIY upgrades!

Tiny bricks and look extremely fake and plasticky

Cosmetically and from a distance the brick effect is well done, although the relatively gloss sheen on the brick surface immediately calls out fake, even before the touch test, which would have given the game away as there is no "roughness" to the surface as in real bricks.Nor is the edge of the brick square helping as the mortar "joint" is far larger than the rest of the run of bricks.Whilst it couldn't pull off a big illusion, used sparing ly in general background areas it does have it's uses, away from close up ,direct observation, alcoves, old fireplaces will all pass off quite convincingly.My main problem was in the adhesive pad which fixes the brick effect to the wall- the method of fixing it has caused the rear adhesive surface to mould itself in concert with the plastic brick surface, such that the mortar lines are raised above the bring lines- a reversal of the outer face- this means that only raised mortar lines of adhesive are in contact with the walls when applying, leading to a weak glue bond which is likely to detach under tension over time, it was not possible to put enough pressure on enough recessed panels for enough time to allow the adhesive to cure uniformly or without bending it.In summary- it will work in certain situations as a fake brick effect but up close it isn't convincing.