Art3d PVC 3D Diamond Wall Panel Jagged Matching-Matt White, for Residential and Commercial Interior Décor

For an experienced installer, these might have worked better. I loved the look of the advertisement image.These are a pretty cool shape, very 3D, but, the back has very thin edges. Nearly impossible to adhere to your wall. I tried everything.With experience, these could probably create a nice look, but, after 9 hours, I couldn't make it work. Also, the borders of these are not straight, making lining them up a challenge in some instances.This product is definitely not for a novice DIYer, but, still a sturdy, well-made tile.

there perfect just enough to make 2 3d wall shapes for my pc room. mounted them on a wooden board so i could shine some Govee lights from behind and it's very effective! i'm loving it!!

Turned out very nice, if you want this to be an easy quick project then there are some things to consider.-This won't be a seamless look unless you're wanting to fill and paint, which I'd highly recommend. This means filling sanding and spraying-If you're going to the ceiling you'll want to caulk the meeting from the panel to the ceiling.-These cut very easy with scissors or snips.-Application with an instant grab adhesive will save you any hassle of the panel shifting or popping off the wall after applying.-The wall surface needs to be smooth or the panels won't lay flush. A scrapping tool can knock any texture down.

Unless you have perfectly flat walls and corners, it's never going to be absolutely flush. I recommend a bit of filler and good old paint.A bit fiddly to cut but the outcome of decent.It would be nice if there were additional pieces to square these panels off, if I do this again I'll be going for the square ones. That being said, overall really good

I built a frame around my panels to both hide the LED strip lights and to keep from needing to cut the tiles. I tried adhesive at first on a few tiles thinking it would give me time to move the tiles around. Letting them move is a bad idea and was messy cleanup with acetone. The rest I used automotive 3M two sided tape. Worked really well, just be sure to tape every edge, slightly away from the edge, and get the tile lined up before pressing. Used white acrylic caulk to hide the seams (unless you have a perfectly flat wall there is no way to avoid seeing some of them).