3D Faux Brick Wall Panels 37.8’’ x 18.9’’ - 10 Sheets, Covers 4.6 sqm / 49.6 sq ft - Decorative Artificial PVC Wall Panels for Cladding - Kitchen, Living Room, Bedroom, Office - Deep Red Brick

Perfect for DIY project - finished result looks like a real brick I recently used the NOVECRAFTO 3D Faux Brick Wall Panels to create an accent wall in the lounge corner of my finished basement, and wow - I couldn’t be happier with the results! The finish the result is impressive, especially for first-time DIYer like myself. The faux brick looks incredibly realistic. The installation process was surprisingly easy. The panels are made from quality plastic - they are lightweight and hollow inside. I did this project with my 5-year-old, and we had fantastic results--way better than I expected! I also have to mention how quickly the product arrived. Within a day the product arrived in a well-packed package, ensuring everything was in perfect condition upon arrival.

They looked fine but we're not the particular type I esnted Ordered them by mistake.

The good...Once it's up attached to a wall, it actually does a have a realistic 3-Dimensional brick-look to it. I bought it for it's low price and 3D look. The bad...Getting it on the wall is the battle. The sheets of "brick" are just very thin flimsy plastic. Multiple sheets were chipped. The brick is a raised pattern on the front, which means that the back side of the panels has very little surface to lay flat with an existing wall (just the fake mortar seams and the edges.) No instructions are given. Nailing it or screwing was not an option, so I opted for construction adhesive. Getting corners to not peel up was difficult at times. If you like this product because of the low price per square foot, keep in mind that you may have to spend a lot more on adhesive. Maybe it would be a viable application to drywall by using joint compound? I would not purchase again.

This stuff turned out great. I wanted to put a different wall background up in RV and the adhesive flooring that i have used before just wasn't cutting it and i didn't have patients. So i saw this and decided to use this in the backroom. I used a heavy duty construction adhesive to glue it to the wall. Course i had to cut at times and make it work like i was laying brick lol. But it turned out great. Once it was attached to wall and i let it cure for at least 24 hours min, if not more. I got a spackle and did a distressed layer across it and let that dry for a couple days, then you can either sand it or leave it as it, it really did give a distressed white brick look with slight brown red in back ground. But you can sand it and leave it, or don't sand it and leave it as it is. But i wanted to sand it and then go over it with a white paint to give a full white brick appearance but had some dark spots in places to truly give a full white distressed look. And it seems pretty durable and was great for the RV. I even used it for the under area of our steps and it looked amazing.

For what you pay, it’s a decent product. Understand that you are getting 3D plastic brick (fake) sheets. They are fairly shiny so I sprayed clear matte finish on them to dull the look. All in all I’m satisfied.

Not suitable for use in the sun. Not uv stabilised turned white in six months.

These decorative PVC brick cladding panels are a total game-changer! I used them in my studio apartment kitchen, and they completely transformed the space. The panels are super easy to install even in corners - and they line up perfectly for a professional, high-end look. While they’re not self-adhesive, using quality glue made the job simple and stress-free. They’re also easy to cut for a custom fit, making them ideal for tricky areas. The exposed brick style adds a modern, stylish touch that really elevates the room. They’re great for Zoom call backgrounds and have earned me tons of compliments! If you’re looking for an affordable way to upgrade your walls, these panels are a must-have. 11/10 - would highly recommend!

When I got these I was disappointed in the color being too red and making it look very fake. However I smoothed Mortar over them with a heavy concentration on the mortar lines, waited for them to dry (24 hours minimum), and then used a soft nylon hand broom over the brick part and it helped. One thing you need to be careful with is when cutting them they are easy to break. All in all they were WAY more work than they are worth and I will have to redo them later 😞 I should have just went with the more expensive ones and saved myself a couple of weekends worth of wasted effort.