Yancorp 32.8ft Peel and Stick Wallpaper Stone Brick Wallpaper Self-Adhesive Backsplash Decorative Wallpaper Wall Covering

I have a tiny camper and the wall I wanted to put this on is 6ft wide, 4 ft tall. I went to local stores and did several buy and returns on Amazon before settling on this design. I liked their for any reason something is wrong contact us and we'll make it right policy. The design itself was exactly what I wanted. (note the shading on the bricks so you don't put it up upside down) The colors looked more realistic than what I had purchased before. It's thinner than the wood contact paper I used on the other walls. I went to crease it in the corner and my fingernail cut it. Even though it stuck to itself on a few occasions I was able to carefully pull it apart. Using the grid on the back, measuring was easy. Lining up the pieces was easier than I thought, but, still a task. I think I stretched it a little but on the bright side, since it's stone pattern, I just pressed the bubble and the slight ripple looked like part of the pattern. As I stated above, the camper is only 4ft high so it wasn't the easiest circumstances to move around and adjust the paper. Also, cutting around the AC was a minor challenge. I'm very pleased with the results. Now the question in a few months will be, how well does it hold up to Florida heat. Will I open the door to the camper after sitting a week or two and the paper is on the floor. So, design is a plus, ease of installation is a plus, being able to follow the pattern is a plus, being thin is a minor setback. Just be careful. I would definitely recommend.

My wife and I looked at quite a lot different wall murals and decided to go with this company. I am glad we did. The paper is a bit thin (as I expect they all are). We had a little trouble putting it up and had to pull sections off the wall a few times and it came off good and did not tear (we did no leave it on the wall more than 10 seconds). After getting the hang of it, it went up smoothly and looks great. I wish the pattern ran lengthwise so we could roll it out longer. The edges never really matched up but after finishing it you could not tell unless you are really looking. My brother thought it was real brick at first. We love it. Also, we put a section of it on hardibacker behind our cast iron stove and it has survived the end of winter. I will update if it does not make it through an entire winter.

The picture is nowhere close to what's depicted here. The colours are very washed out and the picture is hazy. After applying it to the walls, it looks very cheap and not realistic. It doesn't even looks like a stone. It's just an incredibly bad quality imitation...I'm unsure how this product got some of the good reviews. Maybe hey used to produce it in a better quality, but what was sent to me is an utter junk.Also, like one of the other reviewers said, after about a day of being applied to a wall, it shrinks a little bit. As a result, I have about half a millimetre gap between the first two rolls now. Luckily, I only applied two rolls the first day and, when the shrinking became evident the next day, started overlapping rolls by a little bit.Another issue plaguing this wallpaper, also mentioned by one of the reviewers before me, is that the image on two rolls doesn't align very well, both at the top/bottom of the roll as well as on the sides.Each roll seems to start at a completely random point of the image. I had to unroll all the rolls, find a common point in the pattern and cut them at that point. This created quite a bit of waste before I could even start using it.On the sides of the rolls, however, the problem is much worse. Even if you align them at a common point in the pattern in the beginning of the roll, the image "drifts" as you unroll the wallpaper, which creates an effect of a "shift" between the rolls. Interestingly, as you keep unrolling them, the drift/shift reverts and magically comes to a match again towards the end of the roll. It's horrible... it's like the printer wasn't pulling the paper with the same speed while printing the picture.I definitely wouldn't buy this wallpaper if I saw it in person. Save your money, look elsewhere.

The stone pattern means matching/lining up perfectly is less visible. Huge improvement over the cheap, uneven tiles that were here! Installed over grout indentations without issue.Note: Tears easily, so be careful!

Since this was my 1st time installing wallpaper, I was a bit nervous. I looked at the instructions and watched the video which helped. I ordered four rolls for my wall and it was more than enough, I even had extra. The rolls are long. I do have to say it took me a few days to install the paper, with kids at home I was only able to install a little bit a day and I took my time. When I installed the 1st roll it crinkled up a bit about 1/3 down the wall. I was able to pull it back up and readjusted but I didn't get all the crinkles out. I must say it took me a bit to get that hang of it but by the 3rd roll I was an expert. I found it easiest to start with the corner and work my way across, once the whole top portion was stuck to the wall I grabbed both ends of the backing and would pull straight down by small portions. I would line up the paper so it would be super straight and then pull down. By the last roll it was super easy and I installed the last roll in less than 10 min. The wall looks great. Make sure you line up the rolls so the pattern matches. I did have to cut some of the beginning of the roll to make sure the pattern lined up and I still had some left over. It's long. Absolutely love the look and makes the colors in my living room pop.

While the contact paper looked nice, it was very thin and easily torn. I personally would not purchase again.