WENMER 17.71" x 118" Wood Wallpaper Blue Rustic Distressed Wood Peel and Stick Wallpaper Contact Paper Self-Adhesive Wallpaper for Walls Shelves Drawers Furniture Room

I love the rustic look of this paper. I am using it a bit unconventionally by cutting it into straps, then cutting those strips into random lengths and then applying my "boards" in a very random pattern. I find it sticks better when it is slightly overlapping other pieces. It definitely adheres to itself better than to my newly painted wall. It sticks fairly well to the wall, but at times I find it lifting and I have to smooth it back down. My alcove is about 8 x 6 x 2 and I bought 1 large roll and 1 small, thinking it would be enough but it wasn't so, I have ordered more to finish my project. This wallpaper tears pretty easily so you have to be gentle with it. I found, for whatever reason, the small roll has more texture, which is preferred. But when I placed the large roll and the small roll next to each other the colors were the same. Just slightly different texture. I am mixing up the two rolls and applying in such a random way that it doesn't matter. The colors are nice and muted, perfect for the look I wanted. It would make great addition to craft projects too. It could be a bit better on the adhesion, but for the price I can't complain. Overall, I would give the product about a 4 out of 5. Time will tell how well it stays adhered to the wall.

I wanted something Different & Unique for my kitchen & I Love the color Blue. So I fell in Love with This color blue & when I saw This wallpaper, I Knew it would bring my old wooden cabinets together with a Bobemian style charm.It even made the ugly Brown sink feel like it belonged, since the cabinet trim is also dark brown.And, I was able to clean up & re-use the 60+ year old drawer pulls, to pull it All together for My perfect kit!!!

Good overall easy to add with two persons if applying it to a desk for nostalgia aesthetic feel to it. I applied it with help of course, but when I went to take the airbubles out It completely removed a small section over it, and other sections have noticeable bubbles. But I bought a dinner placemat to cover up the sections that are extremely noticeable. Now I don't even notice the bubble markings anymore. Overall 3/5 but looks AMAZING!

good quality product at a great price, easy to peel and stick.

Feels thick and I had high hopes, but can see through the material. I wanted to use to cover cardboard boxes to make cute storage boxes but you can see writing from the boxes through the contact paper. I had to paint the boxes before covering. I would have expected this with cheep contact paper from dollar store. I thought for the price and thicknesses this would be of better quality. Would not have purchased if I’d known it was so see through

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I had an old 4 drawer, industrial file cabinet in storage. I painted it and then used this "wallpaper" on the drawers and moved it into my office. I LOVE it! There is a trick to getting it to stick without bubbles, but if you end up with some bubbles, just pop them and use a credit card to smooth them out. The trick is to only remove the backing from a small part of the paper at a time, then smooth it as you go, pulling more backing off as you work your way across the surface. The paper is somewhat removable if you do it quickly, but it is permanent after several hours.

So the pictures with the frame covered with the contact paper the wall behind it I was going to use all of it on that accordion door but as you can see the size didn't work but it also peeled the paint off when I removed it, so I decided to cut the strips separately and hang them up over my couch on a regular wall they're actually more handy separated and easier to use and you would need a lot to cover a whole wall. I actually think it's perfect to cover a picture frame or a table top but cut it if you're using for a wall because it'll fold and start sticking together. The last pic gives you an idea of how the width looks on actual wood panels.The one color was more yellow than orange so I just colored over with orange crayon in direction of wood grain, which surprisingly looks very realistic.