Ratings & Reviews for Style Selections 48-in x 96-in Embossed Hardboard Faux Brick Wall Panel

Clean Industrial Wall

Just moved into a new home and used this brick paneling for an accent wall for our entertainment center and behind our couch up the stair wall. We painted it white (EASY TO PAINT!) and will texture it to look a little more industrial. Easy to layout, cut, and paint. We almost loved it dark as it comes - but eventually decided to go with our initial plan. Highly recommend this product

Good product, could be better

Used two of these panels for a small dividing wall in my garage. I used a jigsaw to cut out the half bricks so the two panels could be joined without a vertical straight seam. I then caulked the faux mortar joints with black silicone like some others in the reviews did. This hide the seam a little better, but it is still noticeable. It would be nice if the panels were already cut like this on the ends instead of having to cut out a bunch of half bricks. It also would be nice if the brick pa...

Awesome product

We recently purchased these panels to redo our kitchen. They went up easy. They look beautiful.

Beautiful and easy to install

I wanted something to cover up some wall blemishes, but I didn't want to deal with wallpaper. I came across this at Lowe's and for only 35.00 this did the Job. It's hardboard with a 3d look. It was easy to cut to size and easy to install. We used liquid nails with a few carpenter nails on the corners for extra stability. It looks great.

This was so easy! Warning, there are pictures!

I needed something to splash up my kitchen/great room. I have this staircase right in the center of it all. I decided to throw some color on it. I was going to white wash the brick, then seal it, but it just seemed like so much additional work to get a contrast of grey into it. So, I sourced some patina'd barnwood, and created a wind blown effect. It's like the old staircase is shedding the barnwood to expose the beautiful brick beneath. I used cleat materials to create a stand off effect from t...

Faux Brick Wall

I put this up on a FSU big room wall. I’m going to put spackle on to lighten up some and I like the look of exposed brick. Haven’t done yet

Spectacular

I wanted to create a foyer entryway in my house and a new lol for my kitchen. I tried this brick wall panel, and it gave my house an instant fresh new look. Am truly excited, it is simply gorgeous

Great solution

If you want to give a real feel to any project, this is the way to go. It will save a lot of time and looks really good. The brown/redish color it's pretty close to the real deal. Just have to be careful when cutting and putting the pieces together so you don't end up with mismatch pieces. Just follow the pattern. Material it's really good and easy to clean, even with a damp cloth and it does not warp.

Second time ordering

This is the second time I have ordered this. The first time was a test run to see if it would work for what I wanted it to do. Much lighter than brick and looks just as good.

Love the outcome

we used this to create a feature wall and I am extremely pleased.

Amazing product, but mind those seams!

This is an amazing product and really breathed new life into my retail store. Some tips though, be sure to spray paint all seams behind the panel black, so if there is a gap it will not be whatever color your wall is poking through. Installation says two tubes of liquid nails, however we were able to use about 2/3 of a tube per panel and used a nail gun. Nail into the brick, the head doesn't show or does very little.

Skater Boy Themed Room!

My son loves skateboarding so I thought it would be a great idea to accent his wall with the brick panel! Turned out great and very easy to nail to the wall. The best part was that he and his dad got to spray paint the panels (which we did in the garage and let fully dry before hanging on the wall). He absolutely LOVES it!

Awesome results

A couple of tips when using this paneling: 1. Use a brad nailer 2. finger join your seams - if you have several panels to join together, use a jig saw to cut out the half bricks on the edge, and finger join the seams together. Use black caulk on those finger joint seams and the straight line seam will disappear. NOTE: the panels are oriented up/down in order to be able to finger joint the seam. You must flip the end to get them to orient correctly. Hard to explain, easy when you see it. Th...

Good Product

Good product that looks better if it is dressed up with paint and Sheetrock mud to make it look like an old brick wall

Great Wall panel

This is a great durable panel. I primed And painted it to the color that I needed. It works very well.