Gray Linen Texture Vinyl Peel and Stick Wallpaper Roll (Set of 2), Self-Adhesive Film for Walls, Tabletops, Cabinets

Wallpaper is definitely removable and has very little tack to it, making it easy to reposition. I'm concerned as to whether it will stay up on the wall and not just fall down from its own weight over time. Difficult to align the seams, maybe overlapping is another method given that, vinyl tends to shrink over time. Be very careful removing the shipping tape. I put a hole in mind and ripped it so easy to do. Has a nice texture?. But paper is so thin you can see and feel the texture on the backside. So take that into consideration for the project you have intended. It may not be the best thing for all situations.

This wallpaper comes with two rolls, each individually wrapped in plastic. The width is 15.75 inches per roll, which matches the listing. Up close, the texture looks more like a white and tan speckled pattern than a true linen weave. I was expecting something that felt and looked more fabric-like, but it’s definitely more plasticky. I used this to line a cabinet and liked how it added warmth to an otherwise all-white space. What I liked: It’s repositionable and easy to lift and adjust if you make a mistake. Once it’s down, it sticks well and I didn’t have issues with bubbles. Installation was pretty straightforward, and the backing paper peeled off easily as I went. From a distance, it actually looks really nice. The color is warm, neutral, and inviting. Some “linen” styles tend to lean pink, but this one doesn’t. It also cut cleanly with a utility knife, though the backing paper did separate while cutting. What I didn’t love: There’s a noticeable chemical smell when you first unroll it. It does fade, but it made me question the off-gassing. I also had trouble getting it to lay flat at first because the backing paper was already bubbled when I opened it. I think this would be much more frustrating on a large wall. The material is also pretty thin, so it won’t hide discoloration or imperfections on walls. Overall: If you’re looking for a white-and-tan speckled pattern for a smaller project, this works fine. But for larger areas, the bubbling backing paper could make installation more annoying than expected.

I found a great way to use the Blue Linen Texture Peel and Stick Wallpaper by covering our grandchildren’s 3-foot round metal play table with it. The vinyl’s blue hue and linen texture bring a stylish and upscale touch to the previously worn white tabletop. Now, we have a sturdy surface that’s waterproof, heat-resistant, scratch-proof, and easy to clean—perfect for kids’ activities. Applying the wallpaper was straightforward since the peel-and-stick film went on smoothly over the painted metal. However, the vinyl is quite thin, which means it can tear easily and tends to reveal any imperfections beneath it. The vinyl covering is great for small projects such as cover for our table top, yet I would have reservations applying an entire wall with this product.

There a lot of peel and stick papers out there and I can say, this is one to have. The green texture is a great looking finish and pattern. The color is consistently applied and looks great. I did have some problems with the wrinkling but this can be overcome with some patience, a plastic spreader and a wallpaper roller/seamer. All very common tools. A level is also an important tool don't want things to go sideways. The texture is more of a linen look which is extremely attractive, durable and simple to clean if needed. Sizing is 19.69 long and 15.75 wide. The packaging contains two rolls which equals to 25.8 sq feet. The measuring marks on the back gives the user a great way to cut and finish. This application can come out perfectly applied and will last a very long time.

Green Vinyl Peel & Stick Wallpaper This peel and stick wallpaper is highly textured, is a nice calm green color and is super easy to apply. I used this wallpaper to line a couple of nightstand drawers (6). The back of the wallpaper (the part that “peels” off) is easy to remove and has grid lines that makes it easy to get a straight line when cutting. This paper is a bit on the thin side but in no way reduces the aesthetic of the paper. It did look quite wrinkled when I unrolled but after peeling the backing off it smoothed out perfectly. Be sure you use on a smooth clean surface for best adherence. The package comes with two rolls of self stick wallpaper measuring 15.75 Wide x 19.68 Feet Long. I’d highly recommend using this type of peel $ stick wallpaper for many of your decorating needs.

Peel & Stick Luxury Vinyl Wallpaper This vinyl wallpaper can be used in a variety of ways: of course, as wallpaper, but also as shelf liners and table top covers. It is made of a thin sheet of vinyl, backed by an adhesive that is quite forgiving, in case you have to reposition the sheet. I used the vinyl to line the kitchen drawers for my wife, as it is easy to clean and maintain. Of course, care must be taken when installing it to assure that it is properly aligned and that it doesn’t fold over on itself, for if it does, that section of the vinyl will be wasted. To assure this does not happen, the following steps might be helpful: 1. Clean the surface where you wish to apply the vinyl thoroughly before applying. Make sure you also rinse off any soap residue. 2. Measure carefully, and then measure again before cutting the vinyl. Gaps are ugly and the vinyl is not intended to stretch. 3. Once you are ready to apply the vinyl, start to peel the backing, but only pull it back a couple of inches. Then position the vinyl with the little sticky part along the top edge and adjust the rest to fit the area. If the start does not align, pull it off and realign until all fits. 4. Once all fits, slowly peel the rest of the backing off, as you continue to make sure the alignment stays straight. It is most helpful, if not imperative that you have a helper to hold parts of the vinyl as you slowly rub across the vinyl, making sure all stays aligned. If you do make an error, slowly pull up the vinyl and reposition it. 5. When the vinyl is in place, continue to rub from the top down, but always at an angle, until you have the entire sheet in place. 6. When applying the second roll, be careful to align the two parallel edges carefully, so as not to leave any gaps. I opted NOT to overlap the edges, as it could provide a way for the vinyl to separate and peel when in use. 7. If by chance you have a “bubble” in the middle or somewhere away from the edge, you can take a thin sewing needle to poke a hole and let the air out. Then you can rub it down, and it will be invisible. It’s a great product – Enjoy!

I like color and design, but it is not sticking well to the surface. That is why I gave 3 stars.