Smart Profile - 3D Wall Panels for Interior Wall Decor in Asteria Color | 10 Pack | PVC | Covers 50 Sq Ft | Enhance Your Space

The media could not be loaded.  I mentioned in the video about the scissors,.. they don’t have to be German, that’s just what I have LOL. My project was a little challenging because of the the angles and different sized areas. I had to order a second box of panel’s because in order to make the “stones” line up I had to cut up new panels if that makes sense. Good scissors, clear silicon and some extra panels on hand and you’re all set.

The interlocking pre-cut sections overlap/uneven, unless you are an expert in cutting, it's impossible to cut those parts to match it up. I tried several different panels to see if there was a flaw in one or two of them. They were all the same. Cutting the material itself is easy. I cut the one end making it a straight edge. It is on perfectly level. That's where I have to stop. The product itself looks nice but now we have to scrape off that panel and cut our losses.

This plastic faux brick sheeting is excellent. The material is very textured and looks like real brick. I am impressed with how real it looks, even from a few feet away. The material is thick enough to allow for small tacking nails to be hammered into it for better stability of placement. You could also use adhesives such as simple glue, caulk (my product of choice) or construction adhesive via caulking gun. I used a combination of latex caulk and a mixture of colorful tack nails to install the sheets on the walls. I had some white, grey, copper and chrome colored small nails that were camouflaged as I matched them to the color of spot I was driving them through at the ends of the material and used the caulk more for the center. It turned out well. I am very with the look and quality of this product and give it two thumbs up.

Used it for the back wall of our nativity scene.

This was so easy to install and the way it changed the look of my kitchen is very impressive!

I love this ! So easy to cut and place ! We used liquid nails to apply to walls

I needed to change up my boring apartment walls. And it needed to be something which wouldn't damage the walls too much. And these are 3D textured, but still thin material. So i figured I could use gray thumb tacks to install them. And it worked! The success still makes me happy. Check out the photo, it is completely un-edited. I used 2 to 4 thumb tacks per panel.