Embossed Foam Brick Wall Panel

What this panel is

This is a peel and stick wall panel made of EPP foam with an embossed matte surface. The brick pattern is raised, so light and shadow move across it through the day. The backing is self-adhesive, which means no glue, no paste and no special tools. Peel the liner, press the panel to the wall, and smooth it down.

The foam is waterproof and mildew resistant. A damp cloth handles everyday marks, so the panel works in rooms that see steam or splashes. The surface stays matte rather than shiny, which keeps the brick look soft instead of glossy.

Sizes and coverage

Each sheet is 27.6 x 39.4 in (70 x 100 cm) and covers 10.8 sq ft (1 m2). The panel comes in three lengths so you can match the run to your wall.

Measure your wall in inches first, then convert to square feet. Divide the total square footage by 10.8 to see how many sheets you need. Add a little extra for cuts around outlets, corners and trim.

Colors

Ten colors cover both classic brick and softer modern palettes:

• White
• Brick yellow
• Brick red
• Blue gray
• Blue
• Black gray
• Light yellow
• Gray
• Pink
• Ivy

Brick red and brick yellow read as traditional brick. White, gray and black gray suit a cleaner, more neutral wall. Blue, blue gray, pink, light yellow and ivy work well as an accent behind a desk, a bed or a counter.

Where it goes

This panel is made for smooth painted walls, tile and glass. A flat, clean surface gives the best hold. Textured walls, unfinished drywall and dusty brick can keep the adhesive from gripping.

Clean the surface first. Wipe away dust, grease and soap film, then let it dry fully. For a full wall, start at one corner and work across in vertical strips. Press each panel firmly, especially along the edges. Overlap seams slightly or butt them tight, whichever look you prefer. A craft knife trims around outlets and switches. On tile or glass, the panel peels away clean when you want a change.

Care

Wipe the surface with a soft damp cloth and a mild household cleaner. Skip abrasive pads and strong solvents, which can dull the embossed finish. The foam is waterproof and mildew resistant, so a quick wipe is usually enough. To remove a panel, lift a corner and pull slowly at a low angle.