SIGNWIN Wall Mural Foggy Forest Removable Self-Adhesive Wallpaper Wall Decoration for Bedroom Living Room - 100x144 inches

This wallpaper was very forgiving of my novice self. I applied it alone. Took about 4 hours to do and an hour of wiping down my wall. It applies easily and seems to adhere well. The only thing i really messed up on is trimming corners. It was difficult and probably a mistake of my own. I messed up a bit on the last piece because i needed to trim some excess off and didn't measure right. My recommendation overall is use a window or mirror squigee. It worked miracles with the application along with wiping with a dry rag. I also used painters tape to hold up the beginning of each panel so that i could line the panels up correctly as it's a 1 inch overlap. Start from the top left corner also.

It was easier to install than I'd expected. The panels do overlap so there's lines along each seam, it's not seamless, but it's easy to put up, beautiful and just what I was expecting. The picture quality is ok, another's have noted when you get up close there's some pixelization but because it's a foggy scene you can't tell. So far the adhesive seems good although it's only been a few days since installation. I love it, it's dramatic and impactful. Update. I came back to add I took it down a year after putting it up and it was really easy to remove. it did not cause any damage to the wall or leave any adhesive residue. However it’s definitely not possible to remove it and reapply it somewhere else. Which is why I bought another one and put it up again in my next home

I bought this (giant misty trees/mountains) for my room, since I recently moved from the woods to the 'burbs and, frankly, everything is so beige and boring at it makes me sad... Anyway. I hung this myself, with only a chair for a step-stool. It turned out fine; you just have to know a few hacks (included below). The one issue? For whatever reason, this particular mural was VERY pungent. I went out of town for a three-day camping trip, leaving my window open and a fan blowing, and it STILL reeked when I got back. Regardless of stank, I'm pleased with it. So, tips. 1) your walls and ceiling are not level. Admit it, and cope with it. I leveled the leading edge of the vinyl, leaving ceiling and trailing edge overlap (so I could crease the first piece into the corner of the wall and into the ceiling). This does sacrifice maybe an inch of the width and height, but it goes up better. 2) little neon arrows - you can hold up the second piece up to the first, and find a place where a certain feature overlaps. Mark both sides of it with little neon sticky arrows. Find another overlap place about three feet further down the strip. Arrow that, too. THEN when you stick the thing up, you just need to make sure your arrows are touching! 3) Squeegee or bone folder - You'll get air bubbles. They're very satisfying to squeegee out. I also used a bone folder to get into the ceiling and baseboard creases. 4) Remove outlet covers before you start. Don't be dumb like me. 5) Use a fresh razor blade to trim. These guys like to shred a little; having a sharp blade will help. 6) Save the scraps. My textbooks are all protected, and super rad now.

I will buy this type of wallpaper again. I put it in my husband's office. I did learn a few important things and one complaint. Start to finish it took me 125 minutes to complete this wall by myself. On the second sheet I removed too much of the backing too soon and it stuck to itself and it was a bugger to get unstuck so be careful. The wallpaper is nice and thick and I appreciated the overlap. The complaint is noted in one of the photos in that some of the seams are pretty white, thus causing a distraction. Some of them matched perfectly so I'm not sure what that's about. I recommend this wallpaper, just follow the instructions.

Attached to a wall as an accent wall. To some it may look a look a little dark but the picture is perfect for my preference. To install it took three of us. We would set on panel and tack it to the wall on the top and made sure it was lined up. We then use spray glue to help the adhesive when we took the backing off to attach the wall. We also used a this paperback book to help smooth the panel down and keep all the bubbles and wrinkles out. The quality was thick and after several months it has not started to peel.

Ok, first thing it is beautiful and easy to install. A couple of tips: start left and move right with the panels. Follow the six inch rule for pulling down the backing and you can't go wrong. Get greedy and pull more backing, you are in for a bubble parade. With the overlap, look where the pattern overlaps and start there. It's about .5 inches overlap, but just focus on making the scene look continuous. Use a straight edge utility knife to trim the bottom (don't trim the top, the top needs to be left alone so the panels line up).

I had been searching for the right wallpaper or mural for months. The problem I always ran into was when I found sometimes I liked it was going to end up costing us over $500. I wanted a more affordable option that still had the quality and aesthetic we were going for. This mural had everything I wanted and was absolutely gorgeous when all done. It took three of us to be the best as applying, and is absolutely a bit labor intensive and took a lot of patience to get the bubbles out, but this particular design is very forgiving and even where we made mistakes vanished into the tree limbs. I would absolutely recommend!

Looks great in our little cabin and has lasted years!

Très beau produit