Peel and Stick 3D Foam Wall Panels

What these panels are

These are single-piece 3D foam wall panels with a self-adhesive backing. The material is matte PVC vinyl foam at 0.2 mm thick, with an embossed surface that gives each brick shape a raised, dimensional look. The backing holds the panel flat against the wall, and the panel peels off without residue when you want a change.

The brick pattern suits a range of rooms, from living rooms and bedrooms to studies and kitchens. Because the surface is waterproof and moisture-proof, it also works in spaces where a little splash or steam is normal.

Sizes and coverage

Each sheet is 13.8 x 15 in (35 x 38 cm). A pack contains 10 sheets, which cover 14.6 sq ft (1.36 m2).

Measure your wall before you order. Divide the total square footage by 14.6 to see how many packs you need, then round up so you have panels for edges and cuts.

Colors

Pick the brick or stone look that fits your room:

• Dark gray stone
• White brick
• Rustic red brick
• Light gray stone
• Gray marble
• Black brick
• Green brick
• Yellow brick
• Silver gray brick
• Pink brick
• Beige brick
• Lavender brick
• Light blue brick
• White with stars
• Cream brick
• Beige stone
• White marble

The color you choose applies to the whole pack. Each pack holds 10 sheets in that single color.

Where they can go

These panels stick to smooth painted walls, tile and glass. The surface needs to be clean, dry and flat so the adhesive can grip. Textured walls, unfinished drywall, brick and concrete are not a good match because the panel cannot sit flush.

Use them as a brick backsplash behind a kitchen counter, as a feature wall in a bedroom or study, or as a quick update on a tiled wall. They also work on glass, so a plain cabinet door or glass panel can take on a brick look.

How to fit them

1. Clean the wall and let it dry fully.
2. Plan your layout on the floor or a table so the brick pattern lines up the way you want.
3. Peel the backing from one corner and press the panel onto the wall.
4. Smooth the panel from the center outward to push out air.
5. Trim edges with a craft knife or scissors.
6. Repeat with the next sheet, matching the brick pattern as you go.

Work in small sections and press firmly along the edges. If you need to reposition a panel, peel it back slowly and press it down again.

Care and removal

Wipe the panels clean with a damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners and scrubbing pads, which can dull the matte surface. When you are ready for a change, peel each panel off slowly. The adhesive releases without residue on smooth painted walls, tile and glass.