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Paso 1
Mide y planifica
Mide las dimensiones de la pared para determinar cuántos paneles necesitas. Marca el punto de partida y utiliza un nivel para dibujar líneas de referencia para una colocación uniforme. Para un aspecto perfecto, planifica el diseño para minimizar los cortes visibles.
Paso 2
Prepara la superficie de la pared
Asegúrate de que la pared esté limpia, lisa y completamente seca. Utiliza una esponja húmeda para limpiar la suciedad y el polvo, y deja que la superficie se seque completamente. Lija áreas rugosas para un acabado uniforme y rellena cualquier hueco o grietas para crear una base impecable para los paneles
Paso 3
Corta los paneles a medida
Con un cuchillo o sierra afilada, corta cuidadosamente los paneles a las dimensiones requeridas. Comprueba siempre tus medidas antes de hacer el corte para evitar errores. Si es necesario, suaviza cualquier borde rugoso con papel de lija para un acabado limpio y pulido.
Paso 4
Aplicar calcomanía
Aplica cuidadosamente una capa fina y uniforme de calcomanía a los bordes o superficies que se unirán. Asegúrate de que el calcomanía se extienda suavemente para una unión fuerte y segura y un acabado limpio y profesional.
Paso 5
Fijar a la pared
Presiona el panel firmemente contra la pared, asegurando una alineación adecuada antes de que el calcomanía se ponga en marcha. Mantenlo en su lugar durante unos momentos para permitir que el pegamento se adhiera de forma segura. Para cualquier costura visible entre paneles, aplica una pequeña cantidad de calcomanía a lo largo de los bordes y presiona suavemente para crear una transición suave
Paso 6
Dejar secar y poner
Deja que el calcomanía se cure completamente dejando que el panel se seque sin molestar durante el tiempo recomendado. Esto garantiza una unión fuerte y duradera y una fijación limpia y segura a la pared. Evita molestar el panel hasta que el calcomanía se haya ajustado completamente.
Tara Michele Designs
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 20 de diciembre de 2024
I did a faux brick wall a few years ago using Home Depot MDF panels. They have been out of stock and I searched for hours to find another product because I needed to do another faux brick wall in a new space.Finding the right color was very hard, these have a really nice variation of colors. I thought because they were plastic they would look very fake but they actually look better than the panels I used for the last project!They are extremely easy to cut with scissors and we used 24 panels to do a 7 ft x 8 ft wall.We attach them using construction adhesive. We waited for them to dry overnight and then the next day I piped in white spackle to make it look like white grout. I actually used a grouting tool to work the spackle into the grooves and spread it around to create the effect you see in the picture. I did a test spot on one to see how the spackle would hold up because I didn't think it would stick. It sticks perfectly!It is a pretty tedious project but so worth the outcome! I highly recommend these panels if you are looking to do a brick wall. They look really nice even without putting spackle in the grooves as you can see in the other picture.
NEIL
Comentado en Canadá el 24 de abril de 2024
Fast easy to install. I used construction adhesive. Easy to cut with utility knife or scissors.Recommend it.
Steph. H.
Comentado en Canadá el 6 de marzo de 2023
Attention en anglais c'est bien indiqué 28 pieds carré mais en français c'est 28 mètres carré.... c'est réellement pour couvrir 28 pieds carré....Sinon le produit est très bien mais il faut acheter de la colle car les panneaux ne sont pas autocollants...
Selene
Comentado en México el 8 de septiembre de 2023
La apariencia es buena, sin embargo el plástico no es nada fácil de adherir al muro y terminó deformándose dentro de la caja… no lo pude usar.
Linda Blackie
Comentado en Canadá el 13 de abril de 2023
WOW - These PVC faux-brick panels look amazing!I used 2-way carpet tape and foam tape to attach to my drywall. This method worked at first but I found the tapes not holding 100% a day or two later.Of all the tape brands I used, "APT Double Sided Carpet Tape" worked the best but, again, not 100%.I'm going to try to clean the surfaces that don't seem to be sticking well with rubbing alcohol and re-tape them.Post Script - I was able to successfully use silicone, epoxy, contact cement and PL Construction Adhesive to fasten the panels to drywall. These adhesives worked way better than 2-ways tapes. Note: PL was the fastest to grab and hold.
Cory A.
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 2 de mayo de 2022
We've been looking around for a while for a good alternative to exposed brick, since we weren't looking to pay crazy high rent for just a little more Brooklyn charm. This is such a great alternative! The pieces are fairly easy to work with; the panels are pretty easy to cut the box cutter and the texture is probably the most realistic you'll find at this price point. I've included pictures to show the raised, gritty texture; it definitely makes the brick feel more real. Both pictures show direct, angled natural sunlight and indoor light. It looks convincing under both sources of light. To do our entire living room wall was less than 300 bucks, which is totally fair if you're looking to completely transform your place. The only downside is the adhesion. The panels don't come with any adhesive backing, so you'll need to get double-sided mounting tape to keep them up and attached. Other than that, great buy!
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