Customer Reviews - Brooklyn Bridge and Cable Pattern - Removable Wall Mural | Self-Adhesive Large Wallpaper - 100x144 inches - (Cont'd)

Really great quality. A little tricky getting all the bubbles out though. I EVENTUALLY had to use a tiny pin and poke tiny holes in the hard-to-get-at bubbles!

A lot nicer than what you might think

wife loves it. kept me from putting a window in!

Beautiful

Love this.

Looks great but it was difficult to put on right by yourself. I laid it flat on the floor for a couple hours to get it unrolled and easier to work with. Then I held it up to the wall and marked the four corners. Then I removed only part of the backing and cut it off, because it is too large to work with one person to put on the wall with all the backing off. I highly recommended having two people hang it. Also, I had a painted mural on the wall I was covering and the slight raise in paint under the sticker is visible. Make sure the wall behind the sticker is free from scratches, mars or dirt, because it will show through. It did cover my dark paint nicely.

This is a beautiful art walk, made well with durable and thick materials, applies great and you do not need to be super gifted to fm do it on your own. I had my son hold the corners just to peel it off the paper and hold it up while I was getting it in the right place on the wall (I wanted it to be perfectly in the middle above his bed). From there I took it on my own, going from the inside out in 4 directions using my credit card to prevent appearing of air bubbles during the process. FYI, it will withhold peeling it off and reapplying even multiple times Andrew you need to adjust or get the air bubbles out from underneath. It won't rip, its thick and a little stretchable. Worked out great in his room and looks beautiful. My son loves it!

I love it, bought this one for my bathroom and another design for my entry hall and it looks great and original.

It's pretty awesome. Took me about 7mins to put this up.
I put it in the guest room in my apt, looks nice
Here is how i did mine.
I used a level, to make sure it's straight. I mark the edges on the wall and that part was done.
Then i used a tape to anchor the left side of the poster against the wall, then i started peeling off the back of the poster from the right side all the way to the middle, then i tore off the back covering the seal. From there i paste it ( right side ) against the wall and that was done.
Then i removed the tape from the left side, peel off the back again to the middle, remove the seal cover in the back and paste, and that was it.
Use your hand to rub thru the painting against the wall, use hammer fist, slightly, to make sure the edges stay on the wall, and you are done. 7mins or less.

Looks great and does exactly what I needed it to. My kitchen sink is on an interior wall so we wanted a "window" to look through.