These paintable wall panels replace the drab look of your living room with an artsy, textured flair. Paint them any color you choose. The 3D wall panels give your space a contemporary look. Made from plant fibers, the eco-friendly wall panels can be arranged on the wall according to your own style for a customized design.
T**D
Could be amazing....
2 Stars for the look of the panels. The application wasn’t super easy but not difficult either for one person to handle. My number one and most important thing to consider is the texture of the panels. DO NOT SAND THEM. You have to be extremely proficient and used to using caulk in order for it to lay lay straight. Most non professional installers would probably opt for a putty/spackle so you can sand it down to a smooth, blended finish. Welp I learned the hard way and tried sanding the putty down and was met with a terrible fuzz. I was infuriated after spending so much money and to end up with a poorly manufactured product. There should be warnings all over that say NO SANDING. But there’s not. So here’s your warning: DO NOT SAND! Thankfully I was able to think quickly and started brushing the fuzzed areas with a latex version of the paint I used. It worked but then I had to respray the wall again after brushing in order to get the brush strokes out.Oh and I could’ve gone without the little bugs that came with them. 😑 Yeah, not happy about that at all. This wall was for my store so the floor is concrete and I was able to control the situation quickly with bug spray.These could be an amazing product but you guys have to do better. These are too expensive to not be durable. I’ve used bamboo panels in the past but they had a texture closer to a pvc type feel and were able to be lightly sanded. I thought I was order the same material, sadly it was not.If you can install (or have them installed) on an expert level, then I’d recommend them. Otherwise steer clear.
F**L
A true pain to install. Hard & uneven cardboard.
They are made of a very ridgid cardboard. Impossible to cut with a utility knife. Even with multiple passes. You'll need specialized tools and getting a straight cut is arduous. The seams are uneven requiring painful putty work after. They absorb alot of paint. A primer coat is necessary. Next time, I'll get seamless ridgid foam wall panels instead.
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