Art3d Cement Texture 3D Wall Panels, 4-Pack PU Wall Panels for Interior Wall Decor, 24" x 48", Black

We used these panels for a feature wall in the bar area of our restaurant. I was impressed by the durability of the panels being cut with a jig saw and circular saw. The cut edges maintained a well polished look which was a pleasant surprise. Each package comes with 4 tubes of silicon. We opted for liquid nails and a nail gun with long finishing nails instead. I would have rather received some touch up paint than the silicon. USPS Shipping was rough on these due to the size they didn’t attempt redelivery. Overall if you are thinking of adding dimension to your space this is a great material to work with.

They’re easy to install, but if you drop one, it will damage it. The insulation can be done by the included silicon that is inside the package, which is very much like liquid nails or you can use trim nails

has a nice look but it is very hard to install

1. Idky people are saying these are hard to install. Get adhesive or a nail gun and it takes 2 seconds to get them on a wall2. As mentioned they are easy to install -- the problem is when you have a corner to get around and since these are foam and LONG it's hard to cut them the same way you would moulding.They need to sell corner pieces otherwise this isn't gonna be the best product it can be.3. The sizes are a lie. Mine was said to be 24x48 and it's not. It's 23x47-- which to be honest should warrant a refund in itself considering there are no corner pieces.4.Quality wise it's nice, I have the sand stone color and it looks and feels good for something that's basically painted foam.-side note, the included adhesive takes too long to set. And for me that's enough to say the included adhesive sucks. Get your own.

I thought for sure I was going to ruin my bar wall trying to make this look good. Nope! It came out really nice and looks great.I created a strip on the top and put some backlit LEDs. I tried to make it look like one solid piece by blending the seams. You can see in my pic I almost achieved that. If I spent more time on it I would have. A good portion of the seam disappeared. I used a rotary deburring bit to carve the foam to blend the seams, and an orbital sander with 60 grit paper. I spent about an hour and the results were very good.It's very easy to work with and very forgiving

These are really cool panels! They're huge, but lightweight, cause they're made of foam. And they look like real stone, in my opinion. I highly recommend them.

I hardly ever leave reviews, but I thought this might help someone. We used them to go on our stage & behind the cross at our church. I spray painted them gray. I hung them with a small nail gun. They look great & were easy to hang. And there are 4 different designs. We got 2 sets, turned one set upside down, and you can't see any pattern repeating. Looks just like stone! I highly recommend them.