Art3d 3D Paneling Textured 3D Wall Design, Black Diamond,50
Art3d 3D Paneling Textured 3D Wall Design, Black Diamond,50 * 50cm (12 Pack)
Surface Requirement
Make sure the surface is clean, dry, free of any residue. Remove old or loose wallcoverings, damaged wallboard or plaster, and repair any damaged surfaces if needed.
Priming is always recommended to ensure a better performance.
Glues for installation
Before installation, laying the panels on the floor for 24 hours to let it physically flat for easy installation
The easiest way is to install with 3M Command Strips, but only those sleek surfaces like metal, glass, ceramic or well primed are right for it
We recommend to install with heavy duty construction adhesive(gorilla brand recommended) for all kinds of surfaces
Cutting for 3d Wall Panels
Using tile saw( diamond bladed is ideal), table saw or other electric saw to cut the tile
For outlet cutting, using a Dremmel or tin snips would be easier
To trim, use a pair of tin snips / aviation snips.
Panels Painting
It can be left as what it is, no additional finish required
For painting, leaving around 1mm gap bewteen tiles to fill the caulking for creating a seamless look if needed
Choosing the oil-based paint to finish the PVC wall panel (please take note for Plantfiber wall panel should using water-based paint)
To achieve a good performance of finish, spray is recommended
If spray is not available, brushing or rolling works as well
We used these panels to cover a painted wall. The panels are large but because you have to cut a few to fit, you will need an extra box. Our wall used 2 full boxes and one half on the bottom (shown in photo) because we had to cut them to fit. We framed mirrors but if we covered the entire wall, we would have doubled the number of times. Keep that in mind when ordering. The room is 10×10 and the panels gave us the dramatic feel we wanted. I recommend using clear gorilla construction adhesive. They stick better and allow you to align better. I recommend them for easy room transformation.
We used these panels to cover a painted wall. The panels are large but because you have to cut a few to fit, you will need an extra box. Our wall used 2 full boxes and one half on the bottom (shown in photo) because we had to cut them to fit. We framed mirrors but if we covered the entire wall, we would have doubled the number of times. Keep that in mind when ordering. The room is 10x10 and the panels gave us the dramatic feel we wanted. I recommend using clear gorilla construction adhesive. They stick better and allow you to align better. I recommend them for easy room transformation.
Mixed thoughts on these panels.
At first appearance, the panels look cheap and flimsy and overpriced for what they were.
To fix them to painted plaster walls I used clear liquid nails to suit plastics.
Cutting was a nightmare. scissors do work, but you won’t get straight lines with these profiles, use a blade you’re asking for an injury. I used a mitre saw and it worked great. It gave me straight cuts on a difficult profile.
After fixing panels, I was annoyed at the joins so I ran type either side and join, ran a bead of gap filler, smoothed and pulled off the tape straight away to hide the joins. I used gap filler to fill any gaps around the outer edge adjoining the cabinet.
At this stage. I was surprised at how great they looked. The Matt finish on the panels looks very nice & when using TV lighting these panels just look fantastic!
That’s when they become worth the money.
There is a bit of work installing these. Overall I think the price could be a bit cheaper but they do the job and look great when completed!
I used these panels to create an accent wall in the gaming room, and it turning out amazing! I was a tad hesitant at first because I live in an apartment and wasn’t sure how to make a floating accent wall without doing a bunch of damage. But after some brainstorming, I figured out a way to make it work.
Here’s how I created a renter-friendly floating wall with backlights.
Supplies:
6 of these awesome panels in black
3 20×30 inch black foam boards from Michaels
A bag of 1-inch square wooden blocks from Michaels
Double sided gorilla tape
Small D-ring hangers
Light strip
I used the tape to stick two panels to each of the foam boards and trimmed the extra bit of foam board off the sides. On the back of each foam board, I taped one wood block at the top and two at bottom of each board. Then I screwed a d-ring hanger to the top wood block on each panel section. I did have use nails to hang each panel but that’s because there’s too much humidity where I live to use command strips for this. But you could definitely use command strips instead of nails to hang up these panels. Once all three panels were up, I stuck a nice light strip to the back edge of the whole thing. It definitely gave the gaming room a very cool vibe!
Fr jedes gewnschte Ergebnis kann man seine Kreativitt frei entscheiden. Ideen sind reichlich vorhanden und erreichbar. Top Produkt, top Qualitt, top Verarbeitung kann es jedem empfehle
Für jede vielfältige Kreativität passend. Top Qualität. Sehr empfehlenswe
Wanted to use something to give the game room an upgrade so decided on these. It’s really easy to install and a really fair price to change up a whole room like it has, very satisfied with the tiles!
I started with double sided gorilla tape, once I ran out I got the Scotch double sided tape and it was much easier to use. Gorilla was super sticky and it was hard to see the peeling that needed to be removed. Both worked well.
I painted a white border before starting so that I wouldn’t have to cut them. Although the tiles can be cut, it’s not a clean, easy cut but more importantly, the inside is hollow so it needs to be filled in with something. I only had one outlet cover towards the bottom of the wall and it looks a bit awkward with the sides open. These tiles are definitely better when they don’t need to be cut.
These were super easy to install and really have my studio a nice and more elegant look. They are very lightweight and easy to work
With. They look perfect!
Nous avons coll ces panneaux directement sur le mur du bureau afin de donner un peu de style au bureau gaming.
Le rendu est top puisque lorsque la lumire est allume le mur un effet 3D vraiment gnial.
Le top, c’est galement lorsqu’on allume les LEDs: les formes changent de couleur et s’adaptent la lumire de la LED choisi ( cf photos). C’est tout fait ce qu’il fallait pour donner du cachet la pice.
These look awesome! Especially with color changing lights. I may have cussed a little during the installation part, but that was mainly due to the double-sided tape that I chose. I bought 2 boxes and used them for two different rooms. 10/10 would buy again!
These look awesome! Especially with color changing lights. I may have cussed a little during the installation part, but that was mainly due to the double-sided tape that I chose. I bought 2 boxes and used them for two different rooms. 10/10 would buy again!
Har monterat dessa i min mancave och de r riktigt snygga! Funderar man p att lysa RGB-slingor eller liknande p dem s r ett tips att kpa den gr eller vita istllet d dessa mattsvarta kkar upp ljuset, s det blir inte mycket frg kvar p vggen tyvrr, OM man inte har vldigt starka RGB-ljus.
Here is my updated review. I had a situation with my packages and the company reached out to me personally and asked me questions on my situation and helped me out by making me a happy customer. I now have all the tiles I needed with no problem. I highly recommend this company if there’s a situation I personally recommend reaching out because they actually do help so that was my mistake not contacting first. Thank you guys again.
I was so excited for these products. I got these for a birthday gift for my bf and our game room. So once finally opened, these tiles were so beautiful, until we were putting them up on the wall we noticed that both box’s tiles had a reddish Orange stain on some parts not huge stains but little spots and we used everything even goof off and it didn’t come off. It was like these tiles were used not brand new Than realized that out of both boxes of 12 one was missing tiles like are you serious. I 100% don’t recommend this company go to a different seller I would of returned them or exchanged them but I was out of the return date already and I put on my walls aswell. And when you try and remove tiles from the wall with adhesive it ruins the wall so I’m not removing what a waste of $120 I measured the room to need exactly 24tiles makes me so mad DONT BUY!!
Facile d’utilisation, bonne qualit, cependant, comme la majorit des commentaires le mentionne, pas vident dcouper, surtout au ciseau. J’ai prfr utiliser ma miter saw – mais vous devez prendre votre temps. Vous devez couper milimtre par milimtre, si vous allez trop vite, le panneau va clater. Mais dabs l’ensemble, j’dois avouer que j’aodre le rendu final.
Love these they were very easy to put up makes my sitting room look so bright
I used scissors to cut round the sockets
Little tricky but just take you’re time
I used no more nails to attach
Da un’immagine ai miei video che da molto tempo volevo. Riflette le luci che li progetto dando una sensazione diversa e interessante. Sono molto contenta. L’ ho istallato con un nastro adesivo forte per appendere quadri e funziona perfettamente. Bisogna solo stare attenti a saperlo istallare perch i bordi tendono a non allinearsi perfettamente ma forse per il sistema che ho usato per incollare e poi io non sono una persona precisa. Vale la pena e forse ne comprer altri.
Love these panels, was the perfect feature to our upgraded setup.
Easy to adhere to the wall, we used no more nails to apply. The panels aren’t heavy so was quick to get them up. Our walls aren’t straight either so the flex in the panels helped greatly. The way the RGB lights bounce off them creates a lovely effect. We didn’t need to cut ours down so can’t comment on this but given how thin they are, shouldn’t be too difficult to do.
I literally Love These. I used double sided mounting tape to install these. Very easy. I think the gorilla tape will peel the wall. This tape i used may not. Not 100% sure guys, just a suggestio
I literally Love These. I used double sided mounting tape to install these. Very easy. I think the gorilla tape will peel the wall. This tape i used may not. Not 100% sure guys, just a suggestio
I got these tiles for my living room wall and I’m delighted at how well its turned out! So easy to work with and sticks very well. I used no more nails and had no issues with it, makes some difference and looks a lot more expensive than it actually was.
Hola hice la compra de varias cajas de las lminas de pvc pero una de ella lleg con deformidad y la empresa que me las hizo llegar a Venezuela alega que fue recibida en esa condicin, agradezco que debo hacer al respecto.
El efecto 3D es alucinante, en el producto viene los que son solo las laminas de plstico con forma de 3D.
Yo por cuenta propia me constru un bastidor como si fuera un cuadro para no pegarlas a la pared, as como veis en las fotos va sobre un marco y lo cuelgo como un cuadro y me quito de tener que pintar la pared cuando desee quitarlo xD.
Adems , al ponerle el bastidor ( marco) me da la medida lo suficiente como para poner una tira de luces leds al rededor para que le de un toque ms gamer.
Espero que os guste el invento 🙂
My Son outgrown his ‘football’ room and wanted a ‘gaming’ room. These look really good, easy to install with double side tape and no more nails type glue. A little tricking to cut but overall really pleased with the resul
Ayant achet c’est plaques ,je peux vous dire que c’est de la qualit .Aucun dfaut a dplor.Attention la pose ,avoir une bonne colle qui sche trs vite surtout en pose plafond.Justement en crivant se commentaire je tombe sur la dernire srie Netflix de Better Call Saul qui on exactement les mmes de poser au mur pour le tournage .
Quand je vois a ,je me dit j’achte les yeux ferm .
These panels are superb.
Good quality and stick well. I used large double sided sticky tape and fits well up on the wall and hasn’t come off after a couple of months.
They look the business and there’s a reason they are the price they are.
Top quality. Love them.
I’ve had these panels saved in my cart for almost a year and finally pulled the trigger. Not sure why I waited so long! Installation was a breeze and I’m very happy with how they turned out. 12 panels was plenty to encompass my 55″ Samsung and add some character to the room. Also, I used Scotch mounting tape for painted surfaces and had no issues whatsoever. Look forward to seeing how they hold up.
I’ve had these panels saved in my cart for almost a year and finally pulled the trigger. Not sure why I waited so long! Installation was a breeze and I’m very happy with how they turned out. 12 panels was plenty to encompass my 55” Samsung and add some character to the room. Also, I used Scotch mounting tape for painted surfaces and had no issues whatsoever. Look forward to seeing how they hold up.
For Christmas this year I (negative) got a week vacation in my den bc my wife (omicron) is quarantined upstairs. I got a little restless. I tend to learn things the hard waydon’t do things the hard way. That being said, use 3m double sided tape. After two bottles of loctite adhesive, and a cartridge of staples I finally remembered I had a whole roll of 3M double sided tape. I’ve never found much use for it as I’ve had it for about five years and tried it on a few other things that didn’t work out. I’m telling you I put about about 35 panels and the adhesive only got me through about 8. The tape works perfectly and you don’t need to cover the entire flat lines on the back. Things went even smoother when I realized I could cut these cleanly with the table saw instead of only using snips. (Keep the snips on hand though for detail). I advise stripe coating with black paint prior to install. You’ll be happy you did around the edges. Black sharpie is your friend too. I overlapped the edges and minus building the entertainment center (staining and poly in between paneling) it took me about a day and a half. Throughly satisfied with this. Ordered one box just to check the quality. Ordered around 9pm on 12/23 and they were delivered at 8:30am 12/24. As soon as I took them out of the box I ordered four more boxes. Overestimated how many I needed so I’m left with an extra two boxes plus and my wife is excited to hear it. They do seem to collect everything in the air, but are super easy to dust. This made Christmas quarantine a little bit better. I’m excited to be free and show off my updated den. Great product.
For Christmas this year I (negative) got a week vacation in my den bc my wife (omicron) is quarantined upstairs. I got a little restless. I tend to learn things the hard way…don’t do things the hard way. That being said, use 3m double sided tape. After two bottles of loctite adhesive, and a cartridge of staples I finally remembered I had a whole roll of 3M double sided tape. I’ve never found much use for it as I’ve had it for about five years and tried it on a few other things that didn’t work out. I’m telling you I put about about 35 panels and the adhesive only got me through about 8. The tape works perfectly and you don’t need to cover the entire flat lines on the back. Things went even smoother when I realized I could cut these cleanly with the table saw instead of only using snips. (Keep the snips on hand though for detail). I advise stripe coating with black paint prior to install. You’ll be happy you did around the edges. Black sharpie is your friend too. I overlapped the edges and minus building the entertainment center (staining and poly in between paneling) it took me about a day and a half. Throughly satisfied with this. Ordered one box just to check the quality. Ordered around 9pm on 12/23 and they were delivered at 8:30am 12/24. As soon as I took them out of the box I ordered four more boxes. Overestimated how many I needed so I’m left with an extra two boxes plus and my wife is excited to hear it. They do seem to collect everything in the air, but are super easy to dust. This made Christmas quarantine a little bit better. I’m excited to be free and show off my updated den. Great product.
When done and finished they look greatbut, not a single panel was the same size (hence a lot of gaps that needed filling). Take your time to make it right, spirit level/laser is a must have to complete these to a good standard. Fine tooth saw and blade were enough for cutting. If cutting around sockets, make sure you get long screws and socket spacers. Overall we’re happy with the effect (by no means it looks cheap) but it took longer than expected to install and finish.
Wir haben uns ein Paket fr unseren Gaming Room gekauft und zunchst gedacht, der Preis sei recht hoch. Hier mssen wir jetzt im Nachgang jedoch sagen, dass der Preis fr diese Qualitt absolut okay ist. Die Paneele sind aus hartem Plastik, nicht aus Schaumstoff, wie man das bei gnstigen Paneelen oft kennt.
Sie sind auerdem nicht selbstklebend, was wir sehr begrt haben, da selbstklebene Paneele fast immer so schlecht haften, dass man andauernd berall die Kanten wieder andrcken muss und es billig ausschaut.
Diese Paneele hier sind, wie gesagt, nicht selbstklebend. Wir haben sie mit guten doppelseitigem Klebeband an der Wand angebracht, da rhrt sich nichts mehr.
Das Hartplastik ist stabil, jedoch noch dnn genug, als dass man die Paneele auch zuschneiden kann, sofern man diese anpassen muss. Wir haben sie an den Auenrndern der Wandflche mit einer starken Schere zurecht geschnitten. Da brauchte man schon Kraft aber es war gut mglich.
Wir wrden diese Paneele immer wieder kaufen. Uns hat die Qualitt und das Ergebnis absolut berzeugt!
Perfekt! Stabil und ohne billige Selbstklebefäche!
Very hard to stick, no idea how people managed it! I read all the reviews and nothing worked! Had to staple gun them to the wall and then paint over staples! Looks fab when on though and add’s extra effect!
I was worried it might look a bit cheap but it does look really classy. I’d avoid cutting if you can, I got away by centreing fro the top and just cutting the bottom. Stanley knives are good for clean up but I used a large fine saw good scissors but a Dremel would probably be best.
For sockets I got some right angle lengths and bordered them then used a fair bit of caulk to fill the gaps.
TV is a Phillips Ambilight with a hue hub and two hue bulbs. All set for Halo now
Love these wall panels. Read for full installation tutorial (one of many methods)
First off, the description says “32 sq feet”, which to most people not using the metric system, means 8×4, which is the standard size for most sheets of plywood. These panels, however, are 19.65625 x 19.65625…so they don’t cover a traditional 8×4 sheet of plywood.
I didn’t want to ruin my drywall in case I didn’t love them, so I wanted to put a backer board over my drywall so that I could remove it/the tiles if need be. Using liquid nails or double sided tape on drywall is a recipe for disaster if you ever want to remove it.
I purchased 3 sheets of 4×4 hardboard from Menards at $5.50 a piece. I didn’t want to make a mess with liquid nails so decided I was going to use double sided tape. I picked up 3 rolls of 150 feet Gorilla heavy duty for $10 a roll. So my total for the project including the 3D panels themselves was about $130.
The box has 12 tiles and I could fit 6 length-wise on my wall with about 7 inches left over. So I decided to do 2 rows of 6 panels.
1. I took 19.65625 x 6 and got 117 15/16 and 19.65625 x 2 to get 39 5/16. So I knew that was the size my backer board needed to be.
2. I laid the sheets on the floor, measured, marked, and drew straight edge lines across at the marks.
3. I cut the sheets with my circular saw. (They Cut very well if you cut with the grain)
4. I brought the sheets inside, marked the edge on the wall where the first sheet would sit, and then I marked the stud lines above the sheets so that I knew where to screw in so that I hit the studs.
5. I screwed the panels into the wall at the stud points. For the corners of the sheets that were not close to a stud, I hammered some nails so that the sheets would not come away from the wall in those areas.
6. I framed the entire structure with double sided tape. I also added a line of tape through the direct center. This way the panels would have at least 2 contact points with the tape in all spots.
**note – if you mess up and pull the tape from the hardboard, the tape will not stick again so you will need to use new tape.
7. I carefully placed the 3D panels onto the wall and pressed down firmly to secure with the tape. Take your time, it’s tough to unstick the panels from the tape.
8. I ran my finger slowly along all the edges to make sure all the panels had good contact with the tape.
9. Enjoyed my new wall.
Hope this helps. These panels are awesome. With a little planning and patience, they can make a nice feature wall.
Amazing product and honestly looks fantastic. Still need to purchase a few more panels to finish the wall, but i couldn’t be happier. Makes a great feature wall.
Very good quality and looks amazing on the wall especially with bright lights shining onto them.
Negative is that there isn’t much room for the adhesive to be applied to. Only in small strips however with no nails has held up for 3 months and still going…
Difficult to cut however very easy to cut with a dremmel.
I love the fact that it is an easy prduct to work with and to attach all u need is an adhesive then play around with however you want to create your feature wall. It a bit tricky when cutting out sockets but if you mark up properly and use a sharp blade its not a problem.
Fantastic product, really happy with the finished product. Tiles can be quite difficult to cut due to all the different angles on the tiles, but with a bit of thought, time and patience you can get the job done. Over the moon with how it all looks. Highly recommend, thanks very much
Really really impressed with this product. I was a little sceptical before ordering as to do this job properly I wanted to use plaster tiles but didn’t want to fork out for the expense at 25 per tile! I mounted them onto 9mm ply backing boards with strengthening beams, and glued the panels on with no nails. The panels are very fragile until they are mounted. Once glued in place they feel strong, rigid and a nice tactile feel over plaster. No need to paint and the surface can be easily cleaned with household cleaners. The only issue I’ve had is hiding the joint in the tiles but will have to play around with a few solutions. Would definitely recommend these tiles but beware you need to have a reasonable skill level to pull of a good result if your going to DIY.
I remodeled a guest bedroom and wanted to put in a floating wall with a TV and fireplace. I originally though about doing this wall with a dry stack stone, but it was cost prohibitive and would be messy and time consuming. I’m glad that I went with these 3D panels instead. Everyone who has seen them has been wowed by them. I built the floating wall using 3-1/2″ steel studs and covered it in 1/2″ OSB. I primed it with white Kilz (so that any gaps in the panels would not be as noticeable) and used double sided carpet tape to adhere the tiles. The tiles look fantastic! If you are going to build a floating wall, I would suggest that you build it to the same dimensions as the number of tiles you plan to use (width and height). I don’t think you could find a way to make a cut edge look finished, unless it butts up against and adjoining wall. To cover the edge of the OSB (plywood) I used the plastic drywall finishing edge from the local Big Box hardware store (see the second picture). I left approximately 4 inches of overhang on all sides and mounted these chasing LED’s from Amazon https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07M9XHYVB/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
in these angled channels https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01LL3S006/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
The TV mount and fireplace are also from Amazon. When building the steel stud wall, I internally braced the TV mount location with wood 2×4″ and ran a power cord to that area.
I used a table saw to cut the panels for the bottom row, but I could have used a handsaw or really good scissors. These panels are a decent thickness and not flimsy at all. There are microscopic gaps between the panels, but they are only noticeable close up. If you are concerned about the gaps, I would suggest that you mount the panels, then fill the gaps and paint the panels with a paint suitable for plastic. BTW, the electric fireplace puts off quite a bit of heat (mostly forward and up) and it has not affected the tiles at all.
Overall, these plastic tiles are great. Definitely a unique looking accent wall. Lightweight, easy to work with, but there are some tips for making the job easier.
1. Use 3M Command Strips to hang them. It’s much easier and you can repositioning if you need to. Get the poster size and cut them in half.
2. Practice a layout. Use 2-3 command strips to temporarily hold your pattern on the wall. You can then figure out if it works best to center your design or start on one end. Also, will help you figure out if you want to alternate the direction (I did) or lay them all the same way.
3. Make sure you are level horizontal & vertical. Use a laser, snap a chalk line, use a level, whatever you prefer. Just don’t assume everything is straight & level.
4. To cut straight tiles, I used a diamond bladed tile saw (used it dry, not wet). This will allow you to cut straight for your ceiling & corners. Do not use a regular table saw or mitre saw blade. It will chip & splinter your edges.
5. To trim, use a pair of tin snips / aviation snips.
6. To smooth out any edges or to trim, you can use a Dremmel with a sandpaper head on it. Works great.
7. Outlets are very difficult. I took off the outlet cover, then cut out only the size of the outlet with tin snips so it would sit flush up against the wall.
Hope those tips & pictures help make your project go smoothly.
Easy to install. Look great. Xtra tips for cutting & sticking to wall...
Mixed thoughts on these panels.
At first appearance, the panels look cheap and flimsy and overpriced for what they were.
To fix them to painted plaster walls I used clear liquid nails to suit plastics.
Cutting was a nightmare. scissors do work, but you won’t get straight lines with these profiles, use a blade you’re asking for an injury. I used a mitre saw and it worked great. It gave me straight cuts on a difficult profile.
After fixing panels, I was annoyed at the joins so I ran type either side and join, ran a bead of gap filler, smoothed and pulled off the tape straight away to hide the joins. I used gap filler to fill any gaps around the outer edge adjoining the cabinet.
At this stage. I was surprised at how great they looked. The Matt finish on the panels looks very nice & when using TV lighting these panels just look fantastic!
That’s when they become worth the money.
There is a bit of work installing these. Overall I think the price could be a bit cheaper but they do the job and look great when completed!
Here’s how I created a renter-friendly floating wall with backlights.
Supplies:
6 of these awesome panels in black
3 20×30 inch black foam boards from Michaels
A bag of 1-inch square wooden blocks from Michaels
Double sided gorilla tape
Small D-ring hangers
Light strip
I used the tape to stick two panels to each of the foam boards and trimmed the extra bit of foam board off the sides. On the back of each foam board, I taped one wood block at the top and two at bottom of each board. Then I screwed a d-ring hanger to the top wood block on each panel section. I did have use nails to hang each panel but that’s because there’s too much humidity where I live to use command strips for this. But you could definitely use command strips instead of nails to hang up these panels. Once all three panels were up, I stuck a nice light strip to the back edge of the whole thing. It definitely gave the gaming room a very cool vibe!
They were a bit tricky to cut but once we got them all on they look amazing
Fr jedes gewnschte Ergebnis kann man seine Kreativitt frei entscheiden. Ideen sind reichlich vorhanden und erreichbar. Top Produkt, top Qualitt, top Verarbeitung kann es jedem empfehle
I love them but def not easy to install lol. I recommend using command strips.
he 3d wall panels looks so good on top of my desk! It really blends in my whole set up! really like it~
Tres esthtique surtout pour le prix, facile monter et pas trop cheap au touch
Wanted to use something to give the game room an upgrade so decided on these. It’s really easy to install and a really fair price to change up a whole room like it has, very satisfied with the tiles!
I started with double sided gorilla tape, once I ran out I got the Scotch double sided tape and it was much easier to use. Gorilla was super sticky and it was hard to see the peeling that needed to be removed. Both worked well.
I painted a white border before starting so that I wouldn’t have to cut them. Although the tiles can be cut, it’s not a clean, easy cut but more importantly, the inside is hollow so it needs to be filled in with something. I only had one outlet cover towards the bottom of the wall and it looks a bit awkward with the sides open. These tiles are definitely better when they don’t need to be cut.
They’re very nice and a great size, I wish they came with their own adhesive but regardless it’s still a really nice product.
With. They look perfect!
Nous avons coll ces panneaux directement sur le mur du bureau afin de donner un peu de style au bureau gaming.
Le rendu est top puisque lorsque la lumire est allume le mur un effet 3D vraiment gnial.
Le top, c’est galement lorsqu’on allume les LEDs: les formes changent de couleur et s’adaptent la lumire de la LED choisi ( cf photos). C’est tout fait ce qu’il fallait pour donner du cachet la pice.
Davvero belli e particolari fanno una bella impressione non difficili da montare
Har monterat dessa i min mancave och de r riktigt snygga! Funderar man p att lysa RGB-slingor eller liknande p dem s r ett tips att kpa den gr eller vita istllet d dessa mattsvarta kkar upp ljuset, s det blir inte mycket frg kvar p vggen tyvrr, OM man inte har vldigt starka RGB-ljus.
+ Vger inte mycket, stora, lttmonterade
– Repas ltt, samlar damm
Here is my updated review. I had a situation with my packages and the company reached out to me personally and asked me questions on my situation and helped me out by making me a happy customer. I now have all the tiles I needed with no problem. I highly recommend this company if there’s a situation I personally recommend reaching out because they actually do help so that was my mistake not contacting first. Thank you guys again.
I was so excited for these products. I got these for a birthday gift for my bf and our game room. So once finally opened, these tiles were so beautiful, until we were putting them up on the wall we noticed that both box’s tiles had a reddish Orange stain on some parts not huge stains but little spots and we used everything even goof off and it didn’t come off. It was like these tiles were used not brand new Than realized that out of both boxes of 12 one was missing tiles like are you serious. I 100% don’t recommend this company go to a different seller I would of returned them or exchanged them but I was out of the return date already and I put on my walls aswell. And when you try and remove tiles from the wall with adhesive it ruins the wall so I’m not removing what a waste of $120 I measured the room to need exactly 24tiles makes me so mad DONT BUY!!
Easy to cut.. even its made from hard plastic,
just make sure to use strong and heavy duty double sided tape..
Pannelli bellissimi, cambiano totalmente la camera in cui vengono applicati. Molto semplici da applicare e leggeri.
panneau de bonne qualit il sont assez epais. il se pose assez facilment je suis ravis de cet acha
Love these they were very easy to put up makes my sitting room look so bright
I used scissors to cut round the sockets
Little tricky but just take you’re time
I used no more nails to attach
Da un’immagine ai miei video che da molto tempo volevo. Riflette le luci che li progetto dando una sensazione diversa e interessante. Sono molto contenta. L’ ho istallato con un nastro adesivo forte per appendere quadri e funziona perfettamente. Bisogna solo stare attenti a saperlo istallare perch i bordi tendono a non allinearsi perfettamente ma forse per il sistema che ho usato per incollare e poi io non sono una persona precisa. Vale la pena e forse ne comprer altri.
Look great behind my setup, but the price is a bit much for some plastic panels
Love these panels, was the perfect feature to our upgraded setup.
Easy to adhere to the wall, we used no more nails to apply. The panels aren’t heavy so was quick to get them up. Our walls aren’t straight either so the flex in the panels helped greatly. The way the RGB lights bounce off them creates a lovely effect. We didn’t need to cut ours down so can’t comment on this but given how thin they are, shouldn’t be too difficult to do.
I got these tiles for my living room wall and I’m delighted at how well its turned out! So easy to work with and sticks very well. I used no more nails and had no issues with it, makes some difference and looks a lot more expensive than it actually was.
Hola hice la compra de varias cajas de las lminas de pvc pero una de ella lleg con deformidad y la empresa que me las hizo llegar a Venezuela alega que fue recibida en esa condicin, agradezco que debo hacer al respecto.
Yo por cuenta propia me constru un bastidor como si fuera un cuadro para no pegarlas a la pared, as como veis en las fotos va sobre un marco y lo cuelgo como un cuadro y me quito de tener que pintar la pared cuando desee quitarlo xD.
Adems , al ponerle el bastidor ( marco) me da la medida lo suficiente como para poner una tira de luces leds al rededor para que le de un toque ms gamer.
Espero que os guste el invento 🙂
My Son outgrown his ‘football’ room and wanted a ‘gaming’ room. These look really good, easy to install with double side tape and no more nails type glue. A little tricking to cut but overall really pleased with the resul
Quand je vois a ,je me dit j’achte les yeux ferm .
Good quality and stick well. I used large double sided sticky tape and fits well up on the wall and hasn’t come off after a couple of months.
They look the business and there’s a reason they are the price they are.
Top quality. Love them.
Easy to install for my sons room. Brilliant feature wall used no nails adhesive went on easy.
It didn’t come with anything to use to hang so we bought adhesive nails. My 13 yr old son put it up by himself. We need to get more but he loves it.
Sie sind auerdem nicht selbstklebend, was wir sehr begrt haben, da selbstklebene Paneele fast immer so schlecht haften, dass man andauernd berall die Kanten wieder andrcken muss und es billig ausschaut.
Diese Paneele hier sind, wie gesagt, nicht selbstklebend. Wir haben sie mit guten doppelseitigem Klebeband an der Wand angebracht, da rhrt sich nichts mehr.
Das Hartplastik ist stabil, jedoch noch dnn genug, als dass man die Paneele auch zuschneiden kann, sofern man diese anpassen muss. Wir haben sie an den Auenrndern der Wandflche mit einer starken Schere zurecht geschnitten. Da brauchte man schon Kraft aber es war gut mglich.
Wir wrden diese Paneele immer wieder kaufen. Uns hat die Qualitt und das Ergebnis absolut berzeugt!
USED 3M TAPE BUT CAME OFF AFTER A WEEK-WOULD ADVISE TO USE ADHESIVE
EXPENSIVE ITEM FOR WHAT IT IS BUT LOOKS VERY NICE.
Happy with the purchase.
For sockets I got some right angle lengths and bordered them then used a fair bit of caulk to fill the gaps.
TV is a Phillips Ambilight with a hue hub and two hue bulbs. All set for Halo now
First off, the description says “32 sq feet”, which to most people not using the metric system, means 8×4, which is the standard size for most sheets of plywood. These panels, however, are 19.65625 x 19.65625…so they don’t cover a traditional 8×4 sheet of plywood.
I didn’t want to ruin my drywall in case I didn’t love them, so I wanted to put a backer board over my drywall so that I could remove it/the tiles if need be. Using liquid nails or double sided tape on drywall is a recipe for disaster if you ever want to remove it.
I purchased 3 sheets of 4×4 hardboard from Menards at $5.50 a piece. I didn’t want to make a mess with liquid nails so decided I was going to use double sided tape. I picked up 3 rolls of 150 feet Gorilla heavy duty for $10 a roll. So my total for the project including the 3D panels themselves was about $130.
The box has 12 tiles and I could fit 6 length-wise on my wall with about 7 inches left over. So I decided to do 2 rows of 6 panels.
1. I took 19.65625 x 6 and got 117 15/16 and 19.65625 x 2 to get 39 5/16. So I knew that was the size my backer board needed to be.
2. I laid the sheets on the floor, measured, marked, and drew straight edge lines across at the marks.
3. I cut the sheets with my circular saw. (They Cut very well if you cut with the grain)
4. I brought the sheets inside, marked the edge on the wall where the first sheet would sit, and then I marked the stud lines above the sheets so that I knew where to screw in so that I hit the studs.
5. I screwed the panels into the wall at the stud points. For the corners of the sheets that were not close to a stud, I hammered some nails so that the sheets would not come away from the wall in those areas.
6. I framed the entire structure with double sided tape. I also added a line of tape through the direct center. This way the panels would have at least 2 contact points with the tape in all spots.
**note – if you mess up and pull the tape from the hardboard, the tape will not stick again so you will need to use new tape.
7. I carefully placed the 3D panels onto the wall and pressed down firmly to secure with the tape. Take your time, it’s tough to unstick the panels from the tape.
8. I ran my finger slowly along all the edges to make sure all the panels had good contact with the tape.
9. Enjoyed my new wall.
Hope this helps. These panels are awesome. With a little planning and patience, they can make a nice feature wall.
Negative is that there isn’t much room for the adhesive to be applied to. Only in small strips however with no nails has held up for 3 months and still going…
Difficult to cut however very easy to cut with a dremmel.
Very good product.
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The TV mount and fireplace are also from Amazon. When building the steel stud wall, I internally braced the TV mount location with wood 2×4″ and ran a power cord to that area.
I used a table saw to cut the panels for the bottom row, but I could have used a handsaw or really good scissors. These panels are a decent thickness and not flimsy at all. There are microscopic gaps between the panels, but they are only noticeable close up. If you are concerned about the gaps, I would suggest that you mount the panels, then fill the gaps and paint the panels with a paint suitable for plastic. BTW, the electric fireplace puts off quite a bit of heat (mostly forward and up) and it has not affected the tiles at all.
1. Use 3M Command Strips to hang them. It’s much easier and you can repositioning if you need to. Get the poster size and cut them in half.
2. Practice a layout. Use 2-3 command strips to temporarily hold your pattern on the wall. You can then figure out if it works best to center your design or start on one end. Also, will help you figure out if you want to alternate the direction (I did) or lay them all the same way.
3. Make sure you are level horizontal & vertical. Use a laser, snap a chalk line, use a level, whatever you prefer. Just don’t assume everything is straight & level.
4. To cut straight tiles, I used a diamond bladed tile saw (used it dry, not wet). This will allow you to cut straight for your ceiling & corners. Do not use a regular table saw or mitre saw blade. It will chip & splinter your edges.
5. To trim, use a pair of tin snips / aviation snips.
6. To smooth out any edges or to trim, you can use a Dremmel with a sandpaper head on it. Works great.
7. Outlets are very difficult. I took off the outlet cover, then cut out only the size of the outlet with tin snips so it would sit flush up against the wall.
Hope those tips & pictures help make your project go smoothly.