Art3d Slat Wall Panel, 3D Fluted Textured Panel 12-Tile 19.7 x 19.7in. - Oak

The panels are thin and flimsy, which makes them easy to drill to the wall, we used deck screws although I saw some used glue. They are not as easy to cut as some claim, regular household scissors wont cut it, we used specialized shears that have the handle above the cutting edge. Sorry cant remember what theyre called but we got them from home depot in the tools area. I love the style & texture they added to my space, Im still decorating but this has easily become the focal point. They are extremely easy to clean, I just use a damp cloth or a duster to wipe them down. Highly recommend.

I absolutely love these wall panels! They completely elevated my space and made it look so much more finished and high-end. They stick really well—I used AMYFAY Double Sided Nano Tape Heavy Duty (also from Amazon), and it worked perfectly. The panels were also super easy to cut with just a regular knife, which was great since I had to trim them to fit my wall shape. I was a little worried that using multiple panels might not look seamless, but they actually look amazing together. I only needed one box for my project and even had some panels left over. Overall, I’m very happy with this purchase and would definitely recommend them!

Can’t complain about the quality. They look great in my basement. Easy installation. Very nice color too!

A quick and easy way to transform a room! Easy to install with double sided tape but cutting them was not as easy as I read. I finally figured out a box cutter works best, but cutting horizontally can and will cause chipping. Overall, I love the look!!

I purchased 4 sets of panels for our office space at our WeWork building. Because it is a temporary space, we can't make marks in walls and our specific office has a cinderblock wall and concrete. It was hideous and everyone thought we were in a dungeon or basement for zoom calls. First I tried the application with the Elmer's putty which was great for a while, bit I didn't clean off the cinderblocks before and there was a lot of dust and I think that.is why they fell down. So, after that, I went ahead and got a hot glue gun and used it and it was amazing. A few burned fingers and a headache and voila! It totally transformed the space and it looks so much better. I think they should pay us because it was terrible before. There are two cool things that happenrd that i want to share, specifically. 1) I cut very small cuts at the bottom and top of a few of the pieces and I was able to enclose the ethernet cable, hdmi and the TV power cord through the raised portions of the panels. Super cool, unintended thing there. 2) we had this polished concrete wall with a curve in the right side of the room and I never thought about applying the panels around a curve and it looks soppy great in person. A few pointers: - this can be cut but get some serious scissors bc using regular crafting scissors took forever. - the hot glue will cause it to bubble if you get too much on it, too thick so just be careful bc the heat causes it to melt. - go ahead and get the big hot glue gun and large gluesticks. You'll be glad you did. I used an entire bag of large gluesticks, 8 CT, on this project. -as far as estimating, the images were 4 boxes, but I had some overlapping when I did the curves and there is a bit of a learning curve on cutting in. Overall, this is a fantastic project and i had a lot of fun and it totally transformed our space. 5 stars!!

So, I bought several packs of these thinking I could make a nice entry way to my basement home theater. I thought they'd be an easy and neat way to create an interesting vibe as you went downstairs. I was sorely mistaken and this is my warning to others. So, these are very thin. I had trouble getting them straight and cutting them as a massive struggle. I had to buy double sided tape on the side and when it was all said and done...it was falling of the wall. It didn't look good. I thought about trying to cover it with some self adhesive wallpaper and even that was just going to be a pit of it's own. So I ended up removing them. Of course, half the wall got ripped off by the double sided tape. So, a lot of time, effort, wall spackle, paint, and money later, and the wall is back to normal...and I am still without my cool entry way. So, this was a few hundred bucks just flushed down the toilet. So, make sure you really think about this before getting into this project. There's a reason you're looking at this and not just buying paint like I should have done.

The look like plastic... very fake looking.

Got the walnut color. We made a grid with painters tape on the wall then added mounting tape to the panels and stuck them on the painters tape grid to make it renter friendly and easy to remove later. Definitely recommend these as a cheaper alternative to traditional wooden wall panels. They are a little difficult to cut