Art3d 31.5"x24.6" (Pack Of 6) Wall Panel Wave, White

I enjoy the finished product, but what a pain in the a** to install. Biggest issues were adhering it into place and sanding the joint compound from the seams. If you go by the manufacture's recommendations, expect to buy a ton of caulking, but in hindsight I would buy a construction grade adhesive. Also, when sanding the joint compound, be very cognizant of the waves. When the tiles are butted up next to each other it won't give you much space to sand without hitting the waves. If you end up hitting the design with the sand paper it will fray the 3D design which will give it an undesirable appearance after painting. But with caution, patience, many hours it will be worth the effort.

Me encantó el producto y se ve muy bonito la fachada que se le hizo a la tv en la sala.

These panels are pretty great, overall! I didn't want the hassle of PVC, and was happy to find a lighter option I could just nail to the wall (I think stapling would work fine, too). I thought the tiles were pretty easy to cut with a good pair of scissors, yet feel sturdy enough to last many years. I don't think spackling was completely necessary, although it did make the seams slightly smoother. Spray paint is probably the faster way to go on these if you can find the right color; I used two coats of regular latex paint and it was a little annoying with a brush. Overall, I'm thrilled, they look stunning and we're pretty simple!

We installed this a year ago. The project took some time, but was well worth it. I was nervous about the crown molding. I used molding clay and transferred the shape to the tile. I found the best way to cut the tile is using a scroll saw. I highly recommend purchasing the outlet frames. It really finishes off the look. We found spackle was the best product to fill in gaps around the crown molding. We used silicone caulk on a previous project and it was too shiny.

Purchased this product for a wall in my bedroom. I purchased six boxes and most had some level of bending in the edges which cant be straightened out. You have to pick the best pieces to place at eyesight level and use the bent pieces in places where you might cut or high in the wall that won't get noticed. If you try to clean any excess glue or joint compound you will eventually scuff the material, even sanding with a high grit paper won't resolve. Would've preferred this style in PVC but they don't make it in this style. Project came out fine in the end but I wouldn't use this plant fiber material again.