Safiyya 197"x17.7" White Peel and Stick Wallpaper Contact Paper Waterpoof Self-Adhesive Wallpaper Decorative Contact Paper Vinyl Roll for Wall Kitchen

I ordered 2 rolls, to line all 16 drawers in my bedroom. I could have gotten away with 1 roll, having just a couple inches left over! There is so much on these rolls!The texture of it is real nice. Instead of the slick & shiny common drawer liner, this one has a gentle bumpy weave texture to it, as well as a matte finish, both giving it a classy upgraded look. The texture feels similar to curtains. It is also a bit thicker than the standard liners.Putting the liner in, I was anticipating 2 things: that either the liner would stick to itself & be a mess needing to be thrown out; OR that it wouldn’t stick well enough, & I’d end up replacing it in a month.Neither happened!The liner was real easy to install. When it did inevitably stick to itself, it was very easy to pull apart & lay back down, without causing a lot of annoying crease marks.I have had this in my drawers for a couple months now & have not seen any signs of it lifting. It has held real well.There is just a slight “new vinyl” smell to it, that dissipates after a few days.Excellent color selection available, at a very affordable price. I’m very impressed by the quality of this, & would buy it again.

I’ve bought the green wallpaper from them before to do my dresser as I wanted something other than paint, and so I already felt comfortable buying this brand to use for my wall. My walls are wood paneling, and I cannot remove them as underneath them is concrete, and I didn’t want to paint for hours so I chose this instead.1. You will need to find a method that works for you for putting this on. It’s very thick and textured, and what I recommend doing is poking tiny slivers into the wallpaper as you smooth it on to prevent wrinkles and air bubbles. The wallpaper is also very very good at removing wrinkles that you accidentally caused, which I did the first couple of rounds starting off.2. This wallpaper is very very good for overlapping, and looks seamless. I started to get lazy at the bottom of my wall, and yet it blended it without showing any harsh lines which I truly enjoy.And lastly, the only real problem I had with this wallpaper is that I had an ink issue for a part that I was usually, where it was all black and wierd. Luckily, I was going to cover it up anyway but I feel it is important to know that. I already ordered another roll as it didn’t cover my wall completely, but if you are looking for something easy and budget friendly I nightly recommend this.

This peel and stick contact paper is easy to install but will rip and tear very easy too.

The media could not be loaded.  I have been wanting to put paper of some kind on my pantry shelves forever and so I got the typical shelf liner that has that rubber feel that is not adhesive, and I hated it. It was a pain to clean and it moved around. It was a nightmare, and so when I found this, I was a bit skeptical, but it’s seriously the best thing I have ever found, not to mention the gorgeous color. I just ordered two more of the biggest rolls. I’m going to do every drawer and shelf in my house!!

I bought a smaller roll to complete one of my cardboard crafts projects of turning a console table into a fireplace like TV stand, it came out great. The problem that I had was that I needed to use the entire roll on the project because it wasn't the same material I had started the project with (which was sold out) I liked the look, and the material so I bought a much bigger roll as I want all the furniture in my living room to match my foe fireplace.I got it a few weeks ago, and since I was still cutting cardboard to make the shelves I wanted to cover the shoe rack, I didn't use it right away.Today, I was completing my computer area and decided that I wanted my light wood stained, chipping, old shelf to match my desk it was sitting under. So I figured that since I ordered such a large amount that I would have enough to use this contact paper on it. This turned into a long project.Since there is about a centimeter going down the entire roll, the long way, that does not have glue applied I quickly realized that I needed to cut every piece. Very time consuming. I also learned that because it doesn't have glue going down that edge you can't get another piece to stick to it cleanly because it doesn't want to stay down.After several frustrating hours, working on a project that should have only taken about an hour, and many unusable cuts later, I finally finished.It seemed like the roll was not properly aligned in their machine, or their gluer was off center. My recommendation... Check it as soon as you get it! The small roll was great, the big roll has turned into a disaster. Even worst is I purchases the 16" wide roll because that was exactly what I needed for the shelves I'm building. Now I'll probably have to buy a new roll just to have the right width.This leaves me very unhappy. If I had checked it sooner I would have sent it back. Now, that option just seems like even more stress and even more aggravation as sending it back is not an easy task either. SMH

This sticks well & is a pretty blue. If you bend it though, even slightly while removing the backing paper, the bended area shows. It turns lighter in that spot. Looks like a crease. It's not as pliable as other contact paper I've used. It's thicker too. It's difficult to not bend it at all while removing the back. It would work great for a notebook cover or something small like that!

I accidentally damaged my bookshelf and there was a crack (first photo) going all the way down. I bought one roll of the wallpaper and I’m impressed! It covered the crack (second photo) which is exactly what I wanted. Saved me from trying to get a new bookshelf and was a cheap fix! Also easy to apply the wallpaper, although it does take a while so don’t think it’ll be fast. I liked how easily I could take it off to fix the bubbles that would pop up and it glided extremely well when I used a card to smooth it down. Highly recommend if you want to fix a bookshelf since I didn’t use it for the actual wall.