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product_id: 43868945
title: "Flat Faux Brick Stone Wallpaper Roll 3D Effect Blocks Vintage Home Decoration Multi Countryside Red"
brand: "akea"
price: "NT$4331"
currency: TWD
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 8
category: "Akea"
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region: Taiwan
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# Waterproof & washable vinyl 54 sq ft coverage per roll 3D raised vintage brick texture Flat Faux Brick Stone Wallpaper Roll 3D Effect Blocks Vintage Home Decoration Multi Countryside Red

**Brand:** akea
**Price:** NT$4331
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🧱 Make your walls the talk of the town with vintage charm that’s totally Insta-worthy!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Flat Faux Brick Stone Wallpaper Roll 3D Effect Blocks Vintage Home Decoration Multi Countryside Red by akea
- **How much does it cost?** NT$4331 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.tw](https://www.desertcart.tw/products/43868945-flat-faux-brick-stone-wallpaper-roll-3d-effect-blocks-vintage)

## Best For

- akea enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted akea brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Generous Coverage for Bold Statements:** Each roll covers 54 sq ft, letting you create expansive feature walls without constant reordering.
- • **Removable & Replaceable for Trendsetters:** Switch up your style on a whim—peel off without damage and stay ahead of design trends.
- • **Customizable Installation for the DIY Pro:** Non-pasted design lets you control the glue application for a flawless, bubble-free finish every time.
- • **Effortless Maintenance with Waterproof Vinyl:** Keep your walls pristine—wipe clean without worry, perfect for busy kitchens and bathrooms.
- • **Transform Your Space with Realistic 3D Brick Texture:** Elevate any room with authentic vintage brick visuals that fool the eye and impress guests.

## Overview

This premium Flat Faux Brick Stone Wallpaper Roll offers a striking 3D vintage brick effect with raised texture, covering 54 square feet per roll. Made from durable, waterproof vinyl, it’s washable and removable, ideal for kitchens, bathrooms, or accent walls. Non-pasted for customizable glue application, it delivers a realistic brick look that’s easy to maintain and perfect for millennial professionals seeking stylish, flexible home decor upgrades.

## Description

Unique brick pattern has become the new darling of the fashion,the natural exquisite brick pattern give a person a kind of Visual illusion, it was a good way for home design and living room ,bathroom,kitchen cabinets decoration Characteristics of Our PVC wallpapers : upplemented by natural non-woven paper,anti-toxic, water-proof, fire-retardant, strippable, antbacterial, strong strength and elongation, water repellent etc. Easy to clean with damp cloth Warm Tips:. 1.It's not prepasted wallpaper. We don't provide glue.Need to use wallpaper glue to install. 2.Because of different batch's tiny color difference, Please buy enough rolls at a time. 3. Due to the different light and display, Color may have tiny difference. Pictures are for your reference only. We have tried our best to be the same as the product.

Review: Paper was forgiving, but you have to move fast - It took us about 4 hours to install this on a 10 ft W x 8 ft H wall. First we measured the height of the wall, drew a plumb line, measured and cut our sheets, then started spreading the adhesive on each sheet. You have to move fast because the paper was absorbing the adhesive quick and making it difficult to get the edges to stay down. The first couple of sheets were the hardest but by the last two, we had it down. I gave 5 stars because the pattern looks real. This was a very cheap way to make our office look amazing. It's my favorite part of the house and you really can't tell it isn't real until you get up close and touch it. The busy pattern hides seams and mistakes (which I made a lot of as this was my first time ever working with wallpaper). Things we learned: 1. Don't just spread glue on the paper, you're going to want to roll some glue on the wall where you expect the edges to go down. Otherwise, while you're adjusting the paper on the wall, the edges start popping up and they don't go back down. 2. While you're cutting, leave way more excess paper than you think you need to. We lined up the pattern, then gave ourselves 2 inches on top and below as excess, but for some reason the pattern kept getting lower and lower as we were hanging it up on the wall. By the end, we had used up all 2 inches of our excess space at the top and had 4 inches on the bottom. So it was not enough excess. 3. Line the pattern up at multiple points. There are places where it looked like the pattern lined up at one spot, but then when you look a little lower down on the seam, its slightly off. So just line it up at multiple points to make sure the whole sheet is a close to seamless as possible. 4. Cutting around outlets. We did it the wrong way first and it resulted in a massive tear. The right way is to take off all of the plates so you just have a hole where the outlets are. (Kill the electricity for this part to avoid electrocution) Lay the paper over the hole like normal, then once everything is in place, feel for where the hole is under the paper and use your razor blade (very important to cut the electricity) to cut a cross slit where the hole is. This allows you to get to the screw hole so you can reinstall the plates. Once the plates are back on, use the blade to cut the paper around the plate, remove the plate again and then peal the paper off. Ta-da! A perfect cut. 5. Be kind to yourself. You're going to make mistakes, but no one else is going to notice them, especially with a pattern this busy. Brick walls aren't perfect, so if you mess up, it's really unlikely that you'll be able to notice unless you're close up and looking for errors.
Review: Great wallpaper. Be sure to have all the appropriate tools before starting - This is a great wallpaper. Photos show before, during, and after the job. This wall is 8ft x 6ft. I used two rolls. Tools used: - Zinsser Wallcovering Adhesive (make sure you have at least two of these; I had just enough for my small wall) - 3M sanding sponge (sand the walls, as needed) - Rust-Oleum flexible smoothing tool (very important to remove bubbles, during application, and to ensure that the glue is applied evenly) - Paint roller: paint brush, paint tray, roller paint brush kit from Bates (very important: apply the glue with the large paint roller and use the small paint brush for the ceiling, corners, and bottom areas) - Painter’s plastic drop cloth (to protect your floor) - Painter’s tape (for the drop cloth) - Self-leveling laser tool from Tacklife (SC-L01-50): very useful if you want perfectly straight lines, horizontally as well as vertically - Scissors and sharp box cutter - Paper towels (for excess glue) - Wet sponge on a small bucket of clean water (apply to where the panels connect, right after putting each panel up. This will ensure your panels match and have no glue residue) Optional (to make your wallpaper shiny and real-looking): - Spackling (I added a lot of spackling to the corners, edges, ceiling, and bottom areas; see last photo; for a more original and authentic look) - Acrylic gloss or a stone sealer (add this, with a sponge, the day after, for a truly glossy and authentic look) Tips: - Make sure you measure your walls and cut all panels (I had 4 panels, total, for this wall) before you glue anything. - Not only cut your panels, but line them up on the floor and find the area where they match. - Build your entire wall on the floor first, with panels side by side, for best planning. - Once that is done, and all your tools have been laid out (line laser, painter’s drop cloth, tape, scissors, etc) and are ready to go, open your adhesive/glue, and have fun! - Corners are the hardest. You will want to apply the longest side first, ensure the wallpaper is all the way in on the corner and fold the wallpaper for the other side of the wall. - When you’re all done, put your artist’s hat on and add spackling to all edges, top, and bottom for a very authentic look - Let it settle for a day and add, with a sponge, acrylic paint or stone sealer so the bricks looks shiny. If you do the above, you’ll get a very nice-looking wall. Everyone thinks it’s real brick.

## Features

- vinyl wallpaper for walls
- Vinyl wallpaper for walls. Each Roll Wallpaper 20.8 inches(W) x 31 feet(L), Covering 54 Square ft.
- Vintage Stone Removable Brick Wallpaper. Raised Slightly for Stones. Looks So Real.
- Brick mural, Vinyl Coated, Waterproof and Removable, Wear, Easy to Clean.
- Please Buy Enough Rolls to Make Sure They Come From the Same Batch to Avoid Color Different.
- NOT Pre-pasted. Require Apply Wallpaper Paste(Not Included).

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0711VV461 |
| Additional Features | Removable, Washable |
| Application Method | With Paste |
| Best Sellers Rank | #823,831 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #8,609 in Wallpaper |
| Brand | Akea |
| Brand Name | Akea |
| Color | Red (Non-stick) |
| Coverage | 54 square feet |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 1,277 Reviews |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00667673535422 |
| Installation Type | Non-Pasted |
| Item Dimensions L x W | 393.7"L x 20.86"W |
| Item Type Name | Flat Faux Brick Stone Wallpaper Roll 3D Effect Blocks Vintage Home Decoration Multi Countryside Red |
| Item Weight | 2.3 pounds |
| Manufacturer | Akea |
| Manufacturer Part Number | PAPER03 |
| Material | Polyvinyl Chloride |
| Material Type | Polyvinyl Chloride |
| Model Number | PAPER03 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Packs | 1 |
| Pattern | fake brick |
| Pattern Match | Straight Match |
| Product Dimensions | 393.7"L x 20.86"W |
| Room Type | Multi-purpose |
| Style | akea faux brick stone textured wallpaper |
| Style Name | akea faux brick stone textured wallpaper |
| Theme | Brick,Vintage |
| UPC | 667673535422 |
| Unit Count | 53.73 Square Feet |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Akea
- **Color:** Red (Non-stick)
- **Item Weight:** 2.3 Pounds
- **Material:** Polyvinyl Chloride
- **Style:** akea faux brick stone textured wallpaper

## Images

![Flat Faux Brick Stone Wallpaper Roll 3D Effect Blocks Vintage Home Decoration Multi Countryside Red - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71bue6ugXuL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Paper was forgiving, but you have to move fast
*by L***N on April 19, 2021*

It took us about 4 hours to install this on a 10 ft W x 8 ft H wall. First we measured the height of the wall, drew a plumb line, measured and cut our sheets, then started spreading the adhesive on each sheet. You have to move fast because the paper was absorbing the adhesive quick and making it difficult to get the edges to stay down. The first couple of sheets were the hardest but by the last two, we had it down. I gave 5 stars because the pattern looks real. This was a very cheap way to make our office look amazing. It's my favorite part of the house and you really can't tell it isn't real until you get up close and touch it. The busy pattern hides seams and mistakes (which I made a lot of as this was my first time ever working with wallpaper). Things we learned: 1. Don't just spread glue on the paper, you're going to want to roll some glue on the wall where you expect the edges to go down. Otherwise, while you're adjusting the paper on the wall, the edges start popping up and they don't go back down. 2. While you're cutting, leave way more excess paper than you think you need to. We lined up the pattern, then gave ourselves 2 inches on top and below as excess, but for some reason the pattern kept getting lower and lower as we were hanging it up on the wall. By the end, we had used up all 2 inches of our excess space at the top and had 4 inches on the bottom. So it was not enough excess. 3. Line the pattern up at multiple points. There are places where it looked like the pattern lined up at one spot, but then when you look a little lower down on the seam, its slightly off. So just line it up at multiple points to make sure the whole sheet is a close to seamless as possible. 4. Cutting around outlets. We did it the wrong way first and it resulted in a massive tear. The right way is to take off all of the plates so you just have a hole where the outlets are. (Kill the electricity for this part to avoid electrocution) Lay the paper over the hole like normal, then once everything is in place, feel for where the hole is under the paper and use your razor blade (very important to cut the electricity) to cut a cross slit where the hole is. This allows you to get to the screw hole so you can reinstall the plates. Once the plates are back on, use the blade to cut the paper around the plate, remove the plate again and then peal the paper off. Ta-da! A perfect cut. 5. Be kind to yourself. You're going to make mistakes, but no one else is going to notice them, especially with a pattern this busy. Brick walls aren't perfect, so if you mess up, it's really unlikely that you'll be able to notice unless you're close up and looking for errors.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great wallpaper. Be sure to have all the appropriate tools before starting
*by S***F on October 5, 2020*

This is a great wallpaper. Photos show before, during, and after the job. This wall is 8ft x 6ft. I used two rolls. Tools used: - Zinsser Wallcovering Adhesive (make sure you have at least two of these; I had just enough for my small wall) - 3M sanding sponge (sand the walls, as needed) - Rust-Oleum flexible smoothing tool (very important to remove bubbles, during application, and to ensure that the glue is applied evenly) - Paint roller: paint brush, paint tray, roller paint brush kit from Bates (very important: apply the glue with the large paint roller and use the small paint brush for the ceiling, corners, and bottom areas) - Painter’s plastic drop cloth (to protect your floor) - Painter’s tape (for the drop cloth) - Self-leveling laser tool from Tacklife (SC-L01-50): very useful if you want perfectly straight lines, horizontally as well as vertically - Scissors and sharp box cutter - Paper towels (for excess glue) - Wet sponge on a small bucket of clean water (apply to where the panels connect, right after putting each panel up. This will ensure your panels match and have no glue residue) Optional (to make your wallpaper shiny and real-looking): - Spackling (I added a lot of spackling to the corners, edges, ceiling, and bottom areas; see last photo; for a more original and authentic look) - Acrylic gloss or a stone sealer (add this, with a sponge, the day after, for a truly glossy and authentic look) Tips: - Make sure you measure your walls and cut all panels (I had 4 panels, total, for this wall) before you glue anything. - Not only cut your panels, but line them up on the floor and find the area where they match. - Build your entire wall on the floor first, with panels side by side, for best planning. - Once that is done, and all your tools have been laid out (line laser, painter’s drop cloth, tape, scissors, etc) and are ready to go, open your adhesive/glue, and have fun! - Corners are the hardest. You will want to apply the longest side first, ensure the wallpaper is all the way in on the corner and fold the wallpaper for the other side of the wall. - When you’re all done, put your artist’s hat on and add spackling to all edges, top, and bottom for a very authentic look - Let it settle for a day and add, with a sponge, acrylic paint or stone sealer so the bricks looks shiny. If you do the above, you’ll get a very nice-looking wall. Everyone thinks it’s real brick.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Watched a few youtube videos and 3 hrs later was done
*by D***2 on February 6, 2019*

Get comfortable... I would like to start out by saying that in addition to having no idea what i was doing, i was terrified of this job. My wife is away on a buisiness trip, so i figured that i would have at least 48hrs to fix the mess that i created. So, I youtubed 2 or 3 “how to” videos in the morning and started the job at 1:30 in the afternoon (same day). Tools that i ended up using: -Roman Pro 543 paste -2.5 rolls of wallpaper. Yeah i overshot with the 6 (yes six) rolls that i bought. -Painters tape and plastic (for floor and ceiling) -Deck brush (looks like a paint brush with long smooth bristles) for applying paste -Painter’s edging tool (long flat metal straight edge) longer than 21” to cut wallpaper -Sharp exacto (replacing blade every 3 cuts) -Squeegy/brush combo to smooth out wallpaper once on the wall (available on amazon) -Plum bob (to hang from the ceiling to mark a straight vertical line 19 inches from the side wall) this step is important because this guarantees that your first piece is perfectly square -painter’s tray liner to dump the glue into -seam tool (looks like a plastic wheel) used to roll over the edges of the wallpaper. -water bowl and sponge to wipe off excess paste Job- masked baseboard trim and floor (with tape and plastic) and ceiling (just tape). Plum bobbed a line 19 inches from the starting point all the way down the project wall. Measured height of wall and layed out 4 lengths of paper on the floor according to the matching pattern. I left 2 rows of brick long on the top and bottom of each length of paper. Brushed paste on the wall and lined up my right edge with my plum bob line because my wallpaper is going from left to right. Once it was on my pencil line, i squeegied (sp?) all of the air bubbles out and trimmed the left side and top and bottom sliding the sharp exacto knife along my metal straight edge. This first piece was the part that i spent the most time on. Not that it was difficult, just way too many variables (how much glue?, should i have wet the paper first? Thinner parts are drying quick, how much time until i have to re-brush paste?). Once i just got over that stuff and focused, it started to go smoothly. Next i applied paste to the next section, and hung the next piece butting it up to the edge of the first piece. Cut the top and bottom with my metal straight edge and exacto, and moved onto the next piece. When this was done, i wiped all of the paste off from the previous length with the damp sponge and dried with paper towel. Continued this method until i had one piece left on the floor, then i cut 3 more, layed them out properly and jumped back into pasting, hanging, cutting and wiping. As you come across outlets and cat5 boxes, unscrew the plates and carefully trim around the recepticles after cutting power. Metal exacto+120v (and 15 amps) does not inspire confidence in an already daunting job, so take the 4 seconds and flip the breaker. When you get to the end, trim the top, bottom, and right side the same way you did the first piece. Reflecting on the job now, i can say that once the job was layed out properly (after the semi miserable first piece with my wall not being completely square), things were actually far less stressful. Also, the key is moving fast. I was so worried about butting the edge up perfectly in the begining that i was moving slowly and had to re-brush the glue. Then the paper would oversaturate in some areas when i peeled it back and wrinkle and i would have to carefully remove these with the seam tool. On my 3rd piece from the end, i naturally started getting fast and they went up very smoothly and quickly. Also, a little bit of overlap is still fine when you use the edge roller. It dried great with nothing peeling. With no other wallpaper experience, i have to say that this paper is very forgiving. It is thick, so it held its shape when i oversaturated it with paste. Also, the wrinkles that i got from agressive squeegy vs super-damp-paste-saturated paper do not even show because of the visual texture of the bricks (there is no actual brick texture, just a rough matte finish). Took me about 3 hrs. I am impressed with this product and would order this brand again. Wall 103” Tall X 180” long- i used 2.5 rolls. Do your math and order extra (worth the 20-40 bucks to not do the job over when you didnt buy enough and now have a different dye lot). Have fun. It is not that bad.

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