Art3d Plastic 3D Wall Panel PVC Wave Wall Design, White, 19.7" x 19.7" (12-Pack)ClimatePartner certified

Love these! They are beautiful and you get many for the price. However, without the right tool it’s challenging to cut in a straight line. Recommend using either a rotary tool or very sharp scissors and cut slow because the plastic can crack in places you don’t want it to.

This tile is FIRE! And looks even more gorgeous the way we have it in our gym entrance!

The panels were used as a back drop for a TV wall entertainment center. We used double stick tape, clear also purchased on Amazon. We painted the panels first and then mounted. Tape was used mostly on the sides to make sure the panels lined up and stayed flush with each other. We used a Dremel with a saw blade to cut the panels which gave us a remarkably straight cut. The side strips are metal floor transition strips purchased at Home Depot and the panels cut end slipped perfectly into them. After the panels were mounted, the small lines between them were filled in with spackle which worked well and easy to work with and clean up. After the spackle dried we touch up painted them and the lines could not be seen and it looks like one large panel. I am not sure why they made them 19.7 inches instead of 20 inches. It made measuring a little more complicated but all in all it looks great. I recommend using flat paint if you are painting.

We purchased these and had a professional contractor install them.I was going to do it myself, but wow, am I glad I didn't.Its not all the fault of the product. Fact is walls are NOT even, floors and ceilings are NOT level.The combination of these variables makes setting these tiles so they don't create gaps between them or are out of level with floor and ceiling is a MAJOR deal. A wall that even slightly bows in or out will mean the tiles will have a very difficult time adhering to it. These pros spent an entire day installing the wall as pictured. They did use tacks and tape to hold tiles down as the adhesive dried.We had the small cracks filled with painters caulking and the result is very good.I would still recommend if you like the looks, but installation is definitely a challenge for larger walls.

we used a new utility knife to cut the edges of plastic on left side (didn't have to cut the wavy part ) Also used a 1x4 trim board on the high traffic side to protect and reduce cutting. used "power grab" a thick adhesive from Home Depot that you load into a caulk gun, stuck right to the wall, been up for days no issues. I had a piece of tile end cap "schluter" it's aluminum and tile would fit in it so you don't see end (also from Home depot) I mounted that to wall and put an LED in the channel since I didn't want to try and stick LED to an uneven ceiling, trimmed the top of the wavy panels and came out great for a couple hour project. I haven't even caulked the gaps; probably will but just out of the box white and glued on for now

Nice good quality

Came out beautiful! My husband used liquid nail to hold them to the wall.

It looks great. My complaint has more to do with the nature of these products, not the quality of this particular one. Using the double sided adhesive made for this, it starts to peel after a few months.