Easy to use

Redid closet bifold doors. Added these frames and painted the doors and knocked them right into the 21st century!

Pieces of JUNK

I ordered this as picture frames. What I received were right angles that needed to be joined together. No instructions on how to join them or anything. Save your money.

So Easy, so nice

These are so easy to hang and they look so professional on the wall. All my friends are amazed that I hung them myself. All you need is a level, glue and a nail gun.

Ekena Millwork WALP24X18X037PRE Prescott Decorative Wall Panel (Two-Piece) Happy Customer

Shipped quickly, arrived well packaged, happy with quality. Only issue is the pieces are not notched as depicted in online pics. Joining corners was a little tricker than I expected, but not a game changer. Just wish manufacuters would show EXACTLY what the products looks like in photos. Will attach pic of how I used this product once complete. Overall would purchase again and happy with the purchase!

Accentuated Accent Wall

Easy installation, a little bit time consuming. Final outcome is a really nice looking accent wall with some texture that defines the room.

Easy install

Easy to install. Gives area a great look. Would have given 5 stars but I ran out and need about 4 more pieces. Ordered another set, 2 weeks later vendor cancelled order. Tried to submit order again and the price was doubled. Luckily I was able to order a few pieces from Lowe?s.

An investment of time

I will start off by saying I have high expectations for the end result of any project. Going into this I knew that it would require many hours to perfect the look of the wall, but it more than doubled what I thought to be reasonable. Some people just slap them up on a wall and that is good enough for them, but if you want the same desired outcome, here are notable items to consider.1. Glue points. On each panel I had approximately 24 points to glue the panel on the wall.2. Panels are not exact. This is a problem with making each section square to those already on the wall. Many times, I had to use toothpicks to be temporary shims while adhesives dried.3. Warped panels. More panels were perfectly flat, but some were not and stuck out from the wall more than others. The solution was sanding down the plastic forms once up on the wall so that they were uniform.4. Form spacing. I?m guessing that most people just caulk gaps, but to look seamless I used a sandable plastic wood filler. This naturally required sanding down again.5. Caulking the area between the form and the wall. Within each form I caulked wherever the form met the wall. I hated the idea of gap, looks much nicer when painted.My estimate was 80 hours on this wall. There is a lot of measuring, cutting, gluing, sanding, filling, caulking, and painting. I would never do this again, but my wife sure loves it.