Peel and Stick Wallpaper White Contact Paper Hexagon Removable Wallpaper Geometric Self-Adhesive Modern Trellis Vinyl 17.3”×78.7” for Bedroom WaterproofGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled Standard

The print is very plain looks like white paper with very large marker drawn hexagons nothing special I returned bc the pattern was much larger than I imagined so I would have looked funny on the wall

I bought a small roll to do my wall behind the counter, decided I wanted to do the whole wall and switch which direction the pattern was going to I ripped off the bottom and put it on top of the cupboards then did the bottom horizontal off a bigger roll that I later purchased so I could make sure the pattern was straight along the counter, even after ripping it off the wall MULTIPLE times it still stuck when I moved it to a different spot on the wall! This is the first time I’ve used peal and stick so the forgiveness of removal and resticking was much appreciated! In the end I LOVE how it looks and can’t wait to enjoy it until we can afford actual backsplash! Highly recommend as long as you can line up the pattern!

I was looking for a darker pattern for my kitchen. The hexagon looked darker in #2 view, but it was pretty light. It's a nice pattern just not dark enough for me personally. And I have textured walls so it appears as though the wallpaper is bubbling.

We are remodeling a house. First i cleaned the walls and then painted them but then decided a couple days later that I wanted to do a backsplash instead so I started looking and found this and loved the design. We wanted to use this for a while and make sure that we liked it before choosing an option of tile. It got here a few days later and I started putting it up. It could've been a little thicker and it does tear easily so you have to be careful but overall it wasn't bad and was very doable. The application wasn't bad. all my colors and lines matched up perfectly unlike what others stated in their reviews. everything looked great when I finished, I didn't have problems with bubbles or nothing and I was very happy with it. Then the next day when I walked in, the wallpaper had formed bubbles/air pockets EVERYWHERE. I went through with my smoothing tool and resmoothed it all out but within about and hour the paper was already releasing from the wall again and forming big bubbles/air pockets. I repeated resmoothing again numerous times and it just continued to release from the wall. So since I liked it so much I decided to get a wallpaper spray adhesive to put it down with. the adhesive went down nice and the wallpaper went back on smooth. I accidentally got a little adhesive on the front in one spot and when I went to wipe it away, the ink in the design wiped off (oops) luckily it was in a very small spot that wouldn't be too noticeable. a couple hours later, I went to check on it and make sure that it was staying down and the adhesive started melting the wall paper. it was scrunching/shribbling up in random spots everywhere. I still thought maybe we can hide it as long as we don't have bright light shining directly on it. by the next day the bubbles/air pockets were back. there was no saving this wallpaper at this point. now I'm pulling it off and have a mess to clean up and got to find something else.

We actually used this wallpaper on a tiled small bathroom floor. The tile had been painted by the previous owner and had gotten sticky. We are not ready to renovate, so we covered the floor with this. Since it’s not a high traffic area, very small space, and we use bath rugs on top, it’s been an excellent temporary solutions. Easy to clean, and hasn’t scuffed so far. We’ve had it on there for several months, and so far so good.

Adhered to the wall really well, we bought 10 rolls, 2 had defects, where there was an extra line in the pattern, which you only find out as you are putting it up, so had to tear those down. One complaint was the pattern. The overlap was well over the centimeter they suggest, i even flipped the role over to find the smallest overlap, usually an inch plus. Also, the pattern is not perfect. I have seems that are almost perfect for the first third of the roll, then it starts to be aligned on one line of the hexagon, but not the next, then the gap grows....I was not pulling and just laying it flat with a tool. If that would bother you, I would not purchase.

This product is thicker & therefor easier to apply than other brands. It went up pretty well with help from an extra pair of hands. I used in my kitchen as the back splash on a painted wall. I have a small kitchen and 1 roll was more than enough to cover what we needed. Overall I give the product 5 stars it was easy to use and apply compared to other brands I have worked with and the final product looks nice.Things I wish I knew before hand.. and just to help future users of this product... ( non of this is negative - just information to help others!)1) Use a very LIGHT layer of spray adhesive & spray at LEAST 8 inches away from surface. If you do not use adhesive spray in an area like the kitchen (heat/ moisture, etc), it will start to unstick, and rightfully so - it's only contact paper so..(!)2) If you use too much adhesive spray the paper will wrinkle/bunch/warp, less is more!3) make sure your walls are smooth as a babys bottom.4) be certain there is no (drywall) dust or debris near/ in the electrical socket hole... it will attract to the sticky side of the paper and make for a not smooth surface. In fact, in hindsight - I would have used blue painters tape to tape off the electrical socket hole and then deal with cutting away the blue tape after the install.I recommend this product and would purchase again. 5 stars.