Art3d PVC Wave Panels for Interior Wall Decor, Black Textured 3D Wall Tiles,50 * 50cm (12 Pack)

Used in my bathroom, so easy to put up, only drawback is difficult to cut but take your time and all ok. Love my new look bathroom.

The tiles look great once fitted, however they can be a bit tricky to stick until you get the hang of it (blobs of no nails 1 cm from the edges and then along the peaks that make contact with the wall) and you will get slight gaps between the tiles, as mine went on a white wall, I touched them up with black paint with a very fine artist brush.

For the price you would have thought they would come with adhesive on back already to go , without that it’s just a cheap preformed plastic tile that is over priced, yes of course they look smart when done but after weighing up the cost I would probably go for a 3D effect wallpaper next time

Good quality, strong material. a little at the beginning. I had a problem with gluing, but my advice is to apply glue only to the wall and attach a dry panel.

It’s a nice item for its price, mine came damaged a few broken pieces - however fitting was ok. Just the gap in the middle trying to join tightly wasn’t easy. They are plastic and nothing special, however for the price and cover it’s ok.

The panels themselves are as described, of decent quality and overall create the impression I was going for. However, when it came to getting them on the wall, the instructions and guidance were vague. For cuts, there is no clear information on how best to do this without damaging the panel. When it came to sticking them to the wall, there is only a general guide on what type of adhesive to use. In the end, I tried 3 different kinds of building-grade adhesive on a newly plastered, primed wall and none of the panels stuck in place. They would always bend or start to peel from the wall within 20-60 minutes of releasing pressure from them, even with something heavy holding them in place overnight. I started with 6 panels and 5 have fallen off already with the remaining one sticking up in one corner. If there's a type or brand of adhesive that works, PLEASE recommend it or make this clear. From my perspective, a freshly plastered wall is ruined and the panels probably won't go back on even if I find an adhesive that sticks to them, so not a great experience overall.