Customer Reviews for Grosfillex Element Wood 1/4 in. x 6 in. x 48 in. White Resin Decorative Wall Panel with Trim (18-Pack)

A little pricey, but happy with the results. Took out a fireplace and did not want to match a textured wall. Easy to install with a straight edge and sharp utility knife and construction adhesive. Make first score light then increase pressure, both sides. Then I cut through on top and bottom and snap. With a good 90 deg cut the ends match up very well. Set up a brace system, floor to ceiling to press the panels on, while adhesive set. Tongue and groove top and bottom helps align.

Nice product. Finished the wall nicely. But do the math. 18 boards. Each board requires 12 pieces of tape (per the instructions) and there are only 180 pieces of tape. There should be a minimum of 216 pieces of tape. Luckily I only needed 4 boards out of the last box or I would be running to the hardware store for more tape. Also very tedious to install. Each piece of double back tape needs its backing removed. Be sure to have reading glasses and an x-acto knife to remove the backing.

This was exactly what I was looking for: neutral, modern, and a wonderful accent texture! After getting into the measuring and cutting pattern, it was pretty easy to cover the entire family room wall. The panels are textured, not with the printed grain, but the texture does make it look less artificial. Some tips: We bought paneling glue just in case the adhesive strips didn't work; you won't need it. I had to pull and replace panels a couple of times, and pulled up several layers of paint and some drywall with the adhesive strips. They're not going anywhere. After trying a few options, a Dremel made cutting a breeze! I recommend cutting at a slight angle so the show side is the longest. I just used another board as the guide for the pencil. Be very careful to look for patterns on the board before placing. There are about 5 different shades/patterns and some are more rare than other, so be sure to space them out accordingly. I accidentally placed the same pattern directly on top of itself a couple times, and it still bugs me.

I was able to rent and vinyl cutter for $25.00 at Home Depot and it turned out amazing. I am very new at adding wall tile and for a beginner this was an amazing project. 2 don'ts for this project. 1. Do not use the utility knife to cut the vinyl will not cut evenly. After I cut the 4th tile and getting a unfinished look, I went and rented the vinyl cutter which was a dream come true. Love the look and it is a great color too. the other don't is to use a nail gun to add trim. It will add holes if not careful due to the pressure. Better off to use the grab it glue sealer.

Looks like the picture and was easy to put together

We were looking to accent a wall in the bathroom and thought we would give this product a try. Installation was a slow because I was working alone but it was easy in spite of never doing this type of install before. The results were dramatic. We also splash on that wall quite a bit and the product just remains clean and stain free. It is much easier to maintain than a painted wall and it looks amazing. We have already started to look for the next wall we will be accenting! Great Product!

This product was very easy to use. Easy to cut and enhanced our living room perfectly. The only one complaint I had was the tape was a pain to remove the double sided backing on. Other than that would totally use again.

OK here is my thoughts and tips on this product. If you buy more than 1 box of this make sure to open all boxes because the color varies from box to box. 1st box was brownish gray, 2nd box was silverish black. Looks great mixed together but would look silly if I put up the brown stuff on top and silver stuff on the bottom. 2nd thing I learned was these panels are square and your ceiling is not. Make a level line for the trim piece on top. You will run into problems second line down if your starting line is not flush. Other reviews said they used liquid nails and now I know why. The provided sticky strips work but make sure you don't need to adjust the panel because they will tear the top layer of sheet rock off. Just take your time. Looks really cool.

Even though it's not wood it has a very nice look and there is enough pattern variation to make it look authentic. If you are doing a solid wall I am sure it goes up quite easily. But if you are going to have to cut to go around windows or counter top edges be prepared for the job to take a while. Straight edge cuts are relatively quick and easy . If you have to cut a piece length wise or shape to go around an unusual edge the cut takes much longer to make and it quite a pain when you have to use a razor to make it. I would use it again for a straight wall but don't think I would for anything with a lot of specialty cuts.

In spite of the nickname (which I did not pick and am not disappointed! ) I love the product. It took a little bit of time for me to figure out the trim piece of it (and how to cut straight!). But once I figured that out, it was very easy to apply and gave me the look I wanted with less effort than "real" shiplap and at less cost. I would rate a 5, but the mfr website is not very helpful with questions and the videos that I found are more ads than helpful I am using it in a bathroom so wanted something that would withstand the humidity. I have it on a far wall from the shower as an accent wall and really like the look.

Love, love, love this product! I originally was looking at another product called Stikwood but it would have cost around $1680 for just 120 sq feet!!! Not sure if it was divine intervention or luck, but I found this product and it only cost $420. It also has minimal seams, where as most of the other products have large gaps in between. I had it laid on an angle for a modern elegance with a Schluter metal trim piece. Very Happy!!!

I love this product, I am a women who is 78 years young, I covered a wall in my laundry room/furnace room in my basement. The wall was painted plasterboard with a few holes from removing a shower stall. It looks great now. I put it on horizontally. The only problem I had was the last 2 rows, as being 78, it wasn't so easy to stoop, and then get back up, but I did it. I'll try to submit a photo, if I can figure out how to do it. All I need is a baseboard and finished.

A much less expensive option to shiplap. Was worried about my ability to do it myself and have it look professionally done. But was easy to install and took me about 5 hours start to finish (about 70 sqft). Looks like wood, but doesn't have the real texture of wood, but everyone who sees it...loves it.

Easy to install with a cutting razor blade . Had a lot of trim leftover because caulking was used in some areas instead of the trim . Looks great.

Bought this to use behind a bathtub. Very easy to work with and love the result. My sister and I installed it in less then 2 hours.

This product was easy to install. I have no experience with installation of any kind. After reading the instructions and then finding a few online videos I was able to install the product fairly easily. I’m so pleased with the results. Note: the product color is ‘white’ but actually it reads light tan with grey-blue and white accents. The only time it appeared white-ish was when exposed to direct sunlight. See attached photos.

Purchased for the back wall (feature wall) directly behind the toilet (not pictured). Overall, product worked very well, and looks like natural wood. Cutting - it was better to use a circular saw versus a knife. The boards are slippery and did not track well for cutting with a knife. The tung a groove help in lining up the boards. Very pleased with the outcome.

Very easy to install and looks great!

We love this product and have used it as an accent walls on several places in our home. Easy to use and install. We did switch to using glue so it holds better. Other than that, makes the room stand out.

Easy to install and looks great. Cuts easy with razor knife just like the video. As nothing is 'square in my house, cutting and fitting around the windows needed to be done but not difficult. The hardest part of the install really - was taking the backing off the tape.

It did except I was short a couple of pieces of trim

Disappointed so far. if you want a white panel you will have to paint it or use the back side. Also, cutting material without is cracking is harder than expected.

Love this product.So easy to use.Transformed a very ugly wall into something very rustic and nice with a very new look.I will be using this more.

Easy to install and looks great. Use construction adhesive rather than double stick tape

My wife wanted to put some sort of wood on a wall of a half bath. While looking for a suitable product we came across this faux wood material. The color, price and install method fit the bill. However once we opened the first box I could tell she wasn't sold on it. We held up a couple of pieces in the space and she felt it didn't look real enough. It would have worked had it been on a wall a bit further away. Pros: light weight, uniform boards, straightforward install, appears to be easy to clean Cons: not quite real enough in appearance when up close

I may have given it 5 stars, but waiting to see how durable. With a sharp utility knife and a straight edge it was easy to score deep and snap. Ends cleaned up nice to meet flush with the next board. Used construction adhesive and pressure to set each course. Nice flat surface.