Peel and Stick Wallpaper 17.71" x 236.2" Wood Wallpaper Wood Contact Paper Vintage Removable Self-Adhesive Wall Paper for Bedroom Walls Decor Faux Wooden Grain Look Vinyl Film Roll

When I first started to unroll the material I thought it was really cheap. I swiftly reminded myself I paid $6 for this roll it's not exactly high end vinyl. However, once I started sticking it to my desk I watched it transform into a very nice looking surface that was obviously higher quality then what existed in my $800 desk. I don't recommend using their instructions for application unless you have 2 people. I found it much easier to simply stick it to the start of my surface (with a little overlap) and then after that I would only roll about half an inch at a time while working the edge with a flat edge. I used a small box it's all I had on hand at the time. If you roll too much out at once you'll be at war with bubbles and creases. The bubbles seem to work out pretty easily if you do get them. I was amazed that I was able to simply overlap the material and it's not hardly noticeable at all. My husband thought my desk looked great. I hadn't finished working out the bubbles in the photo but it truly transformed my deal that I thought was ruined after my daughter had out stickers on it that ripped the finish off.

I refaced my cabinets with this it has worked out extremely well looks great wasn’t to hard to figure out how to do the corner cuts. Adheres nicely. And seems pretty durable so far. Totally happy with it thus far.

Very nice. A little thin and transparent. Although it is very forgiving and easy to hang.

I remodeled my kitchen cabinets with these and it makes it looks very high end definitely recommend it sticks very well

I had a hopelessly bland beige desk and a dream: a quick, budget-friendly transformation into something rustic and chic. I’ve seen the magic of contact paper online and thought, "How hard can it be?" This roll of practicalWs paper was my chosen tool. Unrolling it, the embossed wood grain looked promising, but the material itself felt thin, giving me my first hint of the battle to come. The reality of applying it was a lesson in frustration. The self-adhesive is incredibly aggressive, meaning you get one good shot before things go wrong. When I tried to gently peel back a section to fix a wrinkle, the thin material stretched, distorting the wood grain pattern permanently. The main event was chasing a galaxy of air bubbles with a squeegee for what felt like an hour, only to watch new ones appear elsewhere. It’s a two-person job, but I was flying solo, and it was a struggle. After a long fight, the desk is... covered. From across the room, it has what I now call its "good side" it definitely looks better than the old beige. And the waterproof surface is a legitimate plus; a coffee spill wiped right up without issue. But up close, my eyes are drawn to the war wounds: a corner that tore no matter how gently I worked, a seam that refuses to lay perfectly flat, and that slightly stretched, unnatural look in the spot I tried to fix. So, here's my honest, 3-star debrief. This isn't a simple, forgiving product for beginners. If you're still determined to try it, my advice is to start with something small and completely flat, like a shelf or drawer liner, not a whole desk with corners. Buy more than you think you need to account for mistakes. It gets three stars because it did cover the ugly surface and it is waterproof. It loses stars for the maddening application process and a finish that looks good from far, but is far from good up close. It’s a cheap fix, yes, but be prepared for the price to be your patience.

This completely changed the look of my kitchen! Super easy to apply and I’m very satisfied with the results.

I first purchased one roll to see if I liked it, then I purchased two more rolls to determine which wall I wanted to adhere this to, then I purchased five more rolls when I had made my decision. The day after the five rolls arrived, I adhered all eight rolls to the wall I chose, one roll was equal to one strip, except for a few inches at the bottom. However, checking the next day, I discovered that each roll was starting to roll down from the top and roll up from the bottom. The center of the rolls seem to adhere nicely but the ends, not so much. In addition, If I decide to adhere the ends with wallpaper paste and keep the wallpaper up, I will still need two more rolls to finish up the bottom ends where the wallpaper did not meet the trim. I would either like my money refunded or the price of the rolls discounted. I feel that they should not be rolling back up. *Altogether, I purchased ten rolls to finish this project. The roll I purchased in April 2023 is perfectly adhering to the wall. The other nine rolls that I purchased in October 2023 are either falling down or have completely fallen down. I believe there is an issue to how this product is being stored in the warehouse. It's either being stored in extremely hot or cold conditions. I was told that the wallpaper is not adhering because my walls appear to be dirty. This is a brand new room, with brand new drywall that has been wiped down many times to remove debris. I am still fighting to get my money refunded for nine rolls, with no luck so far.

Not worth it, even if it was given to me for free. Cheap paper (same material used for cheap candy).

Exactly as pictured. Easy to cut and install.

Need more I wanna order

This wall paper is awful!!! I purchased the exact same from a previous seller who sold out except it actually stuck! This wall paper wouldn't even stick to itself! I sent it back crumbled in a ball! DO NOT PURCHASE THIS!

Very easy to use, love the design, but doesn’t stick at all. Ended up having to use a glue with it.