3D Foam Brick Wall Panels

$25.95

Soft, waterproof PE foam sheets with a raised brick pattern that gives flat, dry walls real texture and depth. Peel the liner and press them in place, then wipe clean with a damp cloth.

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Specifications

Material: Soft PE foam, waterproof
Sheet size: 15 x 13.8 in (38 x 35 cm)
Pack: 10 sheets
Fixing: Self-adhesive backing
Walls: Smooth, flat, dry walls
Care: Wipe with a damp cloth

What these panels are

These are soft PE foam wall panels with a raised brick pattern pressed into the surface. The foam is waterproof, so a splash or a wipe will not break it down. Each sheet has self-adhesive backing. You peel the liner and press the sheet onto the wall. No glue, no nails, no tools beyond a cloth and a pair of hands.

The raised pattern gives the wall a brick look with real depth. Light catches the edges of each brick and the wall reads as texture rather than a flat print. The foam is light, so a sheet stays put on its own adhesive once it is pressed down.

Sizes and pack

Size	Sheets per pack
15 x 13.8 in (38 x 35 cm)	10

One pack covers a small accent area. Measure your wall before you order and divide the total square footage by the coverage of one sheet to see how many packs you need. Buy a little extra if you plan to cut around outlets, switches or trim, since offcuts are hard to reuse.

Colors

Eight colors are available:

White
Retro yellow
Retro orange
Retro gray
Black
Retro coffee
Retro black
Silver

The retro shades carry a warmer, older tone. White, black and silver stay neutral and work as a plain backdrop. Order all the sheets for one wall in the same color at the same time so the tone matches across the run.

Where they fit

These panels are made for smooth, flat, dry walls. A painted wall, a sealed panel or a flat door face is a good match. Skip rough brick, textured plaster, damp basements and walls that flake or crumble. The adhesive needs a solid surface to grip.

Common spots are a living room accent wall, a bedroom headboard wall, a study, a kitchen backsplash area away from direct heat, and a rental where you want a change you can undo. The foam is light, so it also suits a ceiling if the surface is flat and dry.

How to fit them

Clean the wall and let it dry fully. Dust and grease stop the adhesive from holding.
Plan the layout on the floor first. Line up the brick pattern so the rows match from sheet to sheet.
Peel the backing from one sheet and press it onto the wall from the top down, smoothing with your hand as you go.
Work outward from the first sheet. Butt each new sheet against the last one so the pattern continues.
Cut around outlets and trim with scissors or a craft knife. Score the foam lightly and it separates cleanly.
Press the whole wall once more with a soft cloth to seat the adhesive.

If a sheet needs to come off, lift a corner and pull slowly. The foam is soft, so pull at a low angle to keep it from stretching.

Care

Wipe the panels with a damp cloth. That is enough for dust and everyday marks. Do not scrub with an abrasive pad and do not soak the wall. The foam is waterproof, but standing water behind a sheet can loosen the adhesive. A quick wipe and a dry pass keeps the surface looking even.

Questions

How many sheets do I need for one wall?

Each sheet covers 15 x 13.8 in (38 x 35 cm) and the pack holds 10 sheets. Measure your wall, work out the square footage, then divide by the coverage of one sheet. Add a spare pack for cuts around outlets and trim.

Will these panels stick to painted drywall?

Yes, if the wall is smooth, flat and dry. Clean off dust and grease first, then press each sheet down firmly. Rough, damp or flaking walls will not hold the adhesive well.

Can I cut the panels around outlets and switches?

Yes. The foam cuts with scissors or a craft knife. Score the surface lightly, then snap or slice through. Cut a little at a time and test the fit before pressing the sheet down.

How do I clean the brick pattern?

Wipe with a damp cloth. That handles dust and light marks. Avoid abrasive pads and standing water, since both can wear the surface or loosen the adhesive over time.