Cohoo Home White Brick Wallpaper Peel and Stick Contact Paper Faux 787”×18”

Fantastic product! Huge role! I bought two, used almost all of one for my project and have one left. Trying to figure out where I want to use it because it came out so great! Used this to create a space within my garage where we have our laundry room/extended pantry. We have a huge garage that's multifunctional. I would have decorated a laundry room in the house so went ahead and decided to just go for it in the garage. I'm a huge cook, and while our pantry is a nice size it can't hold our plethora of cooking appliances and pantry items. So we've carved out of space in the garage as our "butler's pantry" I've been working on decorating and organizing the area. It's still a work in progress. Some decor and touches like wallpaper of really made this area feel as an extension of our home, our kitchen! Hanging the wallpaper was not easy because the patterns are very similar. The first area I hung in I had a lot of obstacles with a hot water heater. The paper was sticking to everything and I gave up trying to make it perfectly aligned with the previous row. But when I started working on another portion I really committed to lining up the paper to the right places. Definitely took some time to do this! You will get several brush patterns that line up and then find that others do not line up at all. So you have to be patient when working on it. I didn't waste too much. Anything that I had to trim off I was able to use in areas that didn't need to line up to anything, and they were hidden by the washer and dryer. The paper is really easy to reposition. I say paper, but it is like a shelf paper where it has a sheen. Easy to wash off. It has a smooth texture and it looks multi-dimensional. I applied the paper so that the shadow was on the bottom and not on the top. That required me turning the paper the opposite way it came off of the roll. Keep that in mind when you're hanging it. It would be very easy to flip them the wrong way. I would suggest dusting any areas you were going to use this in. You would be amazed how much dust accumulates on the wall that you can't see with the naked eye. If you don't think so, just get yourself a black light, turn off the lights and look at your walls! It's shocking! Definitely dust! Our garage was fairly dusty, but the paint being flat, seemed to make it a little easier to adhere to. I just used a dust cloth to wipe down the walls before I applied the paper. If you're using this in an kitchen area be aware grease splatters and mists (grease travels)I suggest getting a product like Krud Kutter to clean everything down let it dry and then use the paper. This is a fun print for kitchen, pantry, tea or coffee area... The applications and projects are endless! Let your imagination go Wild!

I used this for my back splash in my kitchen it looks perfect it’s easy to install n durable it looks so real like n easy to align up love it

ordered 2 large rolls/ one stuck to wall very well. The other was darker than the first roll and it was harder to lineup the bricks. also 2nd roll of wallpaper kept separating from the wall...had to use spray adhesive for it to stick...Overall appearance looks good and was very easy to apply....

Easy to install and look good

I used this wallpaper to add a unique touch to my room, and I was really impressed. It has a realistic 3D brick look and was easy to apply without any mess. The adhesive sticks well but also lets you reposition if needed. It’s waterproof and easy to wipe clean, which is a bonus. Whether you’re covering a full wall or just creating an accent section, this contact paper works great and adds a modern touch. It has good rip resistance and no bubble at my end.

Since last Christmas moved to a rural area, not able to shop at regular stores purchased this to do my annual faux fireplace for Christmas Problems ensued immediately! One ply tissue paper is thicker than this contact paper. Contact paper cannot be used without removing the backing into the house slowly no matter how carefully you remove the backing the contact paper tears as you're taking it off. My project was started because so much of it was ruined from the tears a lot had to be thrown out but it had to be uniform. With that much time until Christmas, I reluctantly ordered another role I wanted to order 2 rolls seller REFUSED to allow me to. The second row like the first a lot of waste simply because it cares so easily you cannot work with it. Because I was forbidden to order a third roll and it's too late to try to order one now before Christmas my fireplace for the first time in 55+ years is incomplete My fireplace a thing of beauty, a thing of pleasure for the holidays. It's very disappointing. Nothing else to put in that corner so it's gonna stay but it looks horrific. I'm typing to come up with some way to cover all the empty spaces I have a lot of areas that should have faux brick not covered because I wasted so much of the paper simply because it tear so easily; between the time I put up the first roll and waited almost 2 weeks for the second roll. A lot of what had already been applied to cardboard boxes had torn simply from walking past it --- any reason it tears.

I really wanted to love this wallpaper, and am disappointed in some of the hiccups that made installation a mess. For starters, it's not clear which way is "up" with the pattern. I ultimately chose to have the shadow of the bricks on the bottom, which unfortunately meant the numbers for the pattern itself were upside down the entire time I was installing. Additionally, the guide numbers were only printed on one side of the sheet. So WHEN (not if) I had to cut the sheet in the middle it was impossible to know which guide number the "orphaned" part of the sheet belonged to. Lastly, the pattern on the back did not have cutting guidelines across the entire width of the sheet, so in order to cut in a straight line I had to rig a ruler/straight line system that could have easily been addressed by the manufacturer. Lastly, I'm frustrated with how poor the adhesion is with this product. I have had the paper installed for approximately 2 months and there are already spots that are peeling up. It is not a high humidity area, or even high traffic/touch. Quite frustrating for how much work it took to install. For the price, I can make it work for quite a while, and the pattern is super cute and fits my décor perfectly. But unfortunately there are downsides that made this a less than stellar purchase.

Easy to use. Was a little worried about the thickness based on some of the reviews, but it’s pretty standard for what I’ve come to expect in a peel and stick wallpaper. We were even able to peel it back and reposition without it tearing. My ONLY negative feedback would be that the paper does not line up properly/consistently. You will have 4-5 bricks that match dead on and then the rest of the row is a little askew. But, that’s the problem you run into when you buy a patterned wallpaper. Even though you would think the roll would be consistent. Regardless, it looks great and was a great price.

Súper recomendable, ha sido el único que ha quedado muy bien aún cuando la superficie no era lisa!!!

Great quality wall paper. Easy ordering fast delivery. I bought this wall for my stairwell that leads to the back yard and car garage. I'dent that it will look awesome. I've not yet put it up but I am confident it will look awesome. Good quality wall paper. Love it!

Really like this paper. You have to play around to get the bricks to line up, but the bricks are all slightly imperfect ( on purpose) so you can barely notice any mistakes. I'm already ordering more for the kitchen . My only complaint is that you really dont get much paper on a roll. I wish there was more on the roll.

No es de muy buena calidad

Very disappointed. I was so happy that this product got to me quickly so I could give my laundry room a fast makeover before our wedding company came... with great spirits and high hopes I set to work... the first piece went on great and its so beautiful! Sticks really well, easily peels off so you can redo little areas to let out air bubbles.. and just gorgeous... but alas, my joy came to abrupt end when I realized with growing despair and indeed mounting disgust and consternation that no matter what I tried, the bricks would not match!!! A couple in a row would look okay because imperfect is the brick look anyway, but very quickly a sixteenth of an inch grew to an eighth and then a quarter and then a half... okay people, this is a fake brick look. in order to pull it off you have to make it look as real as possible. You can't have bricks being offset by half.. nothing real looking about that... after wasting a couple of hours trying all kinds of things, cutting and patching and unsticking and resticking and walking away in frustration and coming back to it with renewed determination only to be thwarted again, I gave up and pulled my one long beautiful strip off the wall, the one that I could find no partner for. Sigh. Fail.