Upholstered Wall Mounted Headboard, 3D Soundproof Wall Panels Peel and Stick Headboard for Queen Size, Reusable and Removable Tufted Bed Headboards in Dark Grey(9 Panels, 10" x 24")

While I love these panels, they aesthetically look good, my 20-year-old special needs, autistic son loved them as well and slowly started picking them off the wall. It would be great if there were some mechanism to be able to screw these into the wall or into a stud but for now we’ll have to figure something else out to keep them on the wall .If you don’t have the same issues these are great.

I'm renting a furnished studio apartment, and a bed without a headboard is way to collegian looking for a man my age. The king bedframe doesn't have any holes to mount a legit one to it, and I didn't want to drill holes in the drywall... this was a perfect solution. Easy peasy installation, just use a lot of the provided glue and take your time. Gave the wall a quick cleaning with some spray, let it dry, and starting placing these panels. Took me maybe a half hour in total, and viola - instant upgrade.It's been about a month now, I haven't had a single issue with any of them falling off (be liberal with the glue!), and the adhesive tape is pretty strong. Fortunately I had a window sill to use as a level line, because OCD :) My only concern is when I move out and I have to remove them, is it going to pull the paint off with it?This is a fantastic solution for my situation, and props to the designers - and Amazon for ridiculously fast delivery as always.

The Upholstered Headboard is well built, It was easy for me to assembly by myself. It served the purpose to give more space in a small room. It looks like a headboard and functions as a headboard, and you can also assemble it in different styles. The thickness is good. It is worth the money.

These are awesome panels. I was worried they were going to look and feel plastic-y but that's not the case at all. It's a soft leather like feel.Easy to stick and apply, however I didn't use the adhesive strips it has on the back. Because some reviews worried about the adhesive pulling paint, I used the command velcro strips and it worked perfectly.Even though I don't have all 4 corners secured, vigorous activity hasn't phased these panels and I've had no issues with them falling off or sliding.It's an excellent solution for folks not wanting to deal with a headboard that's gonna creak, squeak, and bang against the wall over time.

WARNING-not removable from painted walls. Damages paint and textures. I love them but messed up a wall using them. After repainting, I stuck them all on a large piece of cardboard in the right shape and nailed it to the wall.

Holy crap these are beautiful and it was so easy to put them on the wall. I chose not to use the liquid glue that comes with them because the peel and stick adhesive on the perimeter on the back of each one seems plenty strong enough. It's not like I'm going to be hanging off of these like a wild little monkey hahaha this is a really really cool product and a great idea. My dog looks so cute posing on the bed bahaha

I love how they turned out.

The first issue I had was the color of the panels. I ordered ivory/white but they were light blue. My second concern was the review about the sticky adhesive tape and how difficult it was to remove from the wall and your fingers! There was no way that I was going to stick 6 panels to my wall with over 400 inches of sticky adhesive. Because I do a lot of reupholstering, I decided to recover each panel with a fabric that I had used for an another project. I cut six 28 x 16 inch pieces of upholstery fabric and attached them to the panels using the existing adhesive tape (see photo). I just had to add a little tacky glue to secure the corners. To attach to the wall, I cut twelve 2 inch pieces of Velcro self adhesive hook and loop tape (1.5 inches wide). I used a level to draw a line on the wall and attached each panel with a two inch piece of the hook and loop tape only on the top. Once I had the six panels in place I lifted the bottom end of each panel and attached another two inch piece of hook and loop tape to secure the bottom. So far they are holding up really well and there is only 24 inches of adhesive on my wall as opposed to 420 inches. I am very happy with the results.