Decorative Wall Panels Wild Stone Brown Slate with 3D Texture - 10 Sheets | 4.8 sqm | 51.6 sqft PVC Plastic Slates Cladding Panelling

Lovely product. Bought to fill the wall behind my headboard. Looks fantastic 👌Sadly, I was one panel short and didn't want to purchase the minimum of another four so I made contact to see if I could just purchase a single one. Was send a FREE one to complete the job!!!Fantastic customer service and very much appreciated, will recommend to everyone and definitely use againThank you and keep up the good work👍

Decided on this to decorate a few particularly damp walls where wallpaper wasn't an option. Fortunately the panels are really easy to cut to fit my uneven walls and look a lot better than I thought they might. Unfortunately there is nowhere near enough glue supplied for the number of panels ordered so make sure you have some of your own. I don't think I did anything wrong but by no means was 4 tubes of glue enough for 28 panels.

Came complete with glue but needed to buy one more tube. Easy to cut and stick on and really impressed with the finished effect, only marked down slightly because it could do with some sort of glue on the edges as they stick out slightly, glue is put on in blobs because of the 3D and too messy to use on the edges but we are only DIYers so a pro may have more tricks to use!!

No where near enough glue in the box, be sure to order more. Company that sells this is good though and rectified minor issue without question delivered the next day. Ignore the instructions to put glue on the raised bits, you'll be at it all day. Do the usual zig-zag pattern on the reverse and then go around the edge with a continuous bead. Be certain to press to wall and run finger around edge, be sure to clean up excess glue as it will yellow with time. The larger wall in my pix is 5M by 2.8M this took about 5 hours to cover tidily. To deal with sockets, remove all sockets and blank off the wires with choc vlocks (call electrician if you need to!), Then push cable into back box out of the way and mark (eg with marker pen blob) middle of sockets on front of wall panel. Glue to wall and allow to set. Find the sockets via the marker pen blobs and use some sharp scissors to cut out the recess (avoid the cable!) Then refit the sockets. I found this method more accurate than trying to cut the socket holes before mounting panels. For the final panels (eg at one side and along bottom) offer up panel back to front and mark length, cut then glue onto position. For lower bit put skirtings on top of panels if poss and run a bead of decorators caulk, if needing to fit without removing skirtings again offer up panel back 2 front mark then cut. Will look like a dog's dinner at lower edge of not accurate!

Very easy to put up and looks amazing 👏

We bought these after reading lots of reviews for different types, glad we picked these as sellers customer service was amazing, we were a couple short but they helped straight away. Can be fiddly at first to put up but look fantastic when all done.

It is a thin plastic - it doesn't cut very well (use a sharp knife or scissors and it easily splinters and cracks).Pretty basic. But did the job for the short term.

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