Livelynine 15.8x197" Beige Concrete Peel and Stick Wallpaper for Bathroom Bedroom Wall Paper Decor for Adults 3D Basement Wall Covering Removable Tan Cement Vinyl Light Brown Contact Paper Waterproof

used this wallpaper on my steps, and I’m really happy with how it turned out! It was easy to apply and looks really nice. I’ve received so many compliments on how great my steps look.

It did what it was supposed to do and I love it.The picture speaks for itself

This peel & stick paper is sturdy, easy to measure and apply, and provides a "stone" effect on the wall. I have travertine floors and i used this paper on some bathroom walls. It fits perfectly both for the color and the texture.

Love the look of the concrete contact paper on my walls

Fall in love with this paper, it's incredible how it transforms a space, you can stick and peel it off easily, and a point in its favor is that it is very resistant I have a small child so I needed something and I could clean easily after an accident. And this exceeded my expectations

I hate to write negative reviews but what on earth is this company thinking? I was so excited to find this wallpaper but after putting up one roll I discovered the other rolls were not only a different color but also a different pattern. I had ordered at the same time and I had checked the SKU. numbers matched thinking all would be well. The paper itself seemed a nice quality and a decent thickness but I have no idea what this company does for quality control etc. very puzzling and extremely disappointing. Could be such a beautiful paper if only the rolls matched.

This is a curious product. Had to place three orders of this to get my small bathroom done. This is because the pattern is an extremely large reapeat; in addition, in the first shipment there where two different patterns: 2 of the three bolts were of a matching concrete-type pattern, with no little pagoda anywhere on them. The third bolt had the pagoda on it (a couple repeats of it), making me think this is sold like a mural. I went with it and matched things up as well as I could (used the pagoda bolt on one wall). Then ordered more (4 more bolts), and no pagoda pattern on any of the 4. Ordered yet another 4 bolts and low and behold, one of the 4 bolts had the pagoda pattern on it! Luckily, my room has 7 “walls”…that is, 7 wall sections perpendicular to one another so I could use the two different patterns and not have them in conflict with one another. Again, hugely wasteful. All this said, once I got the hang of it, this went up without a hitch. One tip: use a long level (place it vertically on the wall) and make pencil lines on the wall to keep each strip plumb (level, top to bottom). My room is in a 1950s home, so relying on a straight ceiling (it’s not) alone will not keep the product level top to bottom. I used a little plastic wall smoother (be careful with it, if too aggressive it will pierce the product, especially in corners), and use a sharp blade (I used an X-Acto knife). All in all, for about $300, I was able to update this little bathroom and it made a big difference.

First time applying wall paper myself and it turned out beautiful! Very easy.

tres beau comme dosseret

Amei

good and product was as advertised