TANONE Light Brown Wood Butcher Block Contact Paper for Countertop Self-Adhesive Removable Wood Contact Wallpaper for Wall 17.7'' × 216.5''

I could not be more thrilled. This paper gave new life to my cabinets. Bought an older mobile that needs new kitchen however with other projects needing to be addressed first, I decided to do what I can to update it cheaply. This paper did the job. Paper was nice and thick, did not tear at all, and really did not have too much trouble sticking to itself. Just put it up and see how adhesion holds. Seems sticky enough. Waiting on additional rolls.

Great stuff. My roll was 15 7/8 wide. Looks like real wood. I put it over carboard and placed it over a gap in an oak coffee table and it looks just like the real wood. The sheen is perfect. Not flat, but not shiny! Like a dull satin varnish. Was able to pull it back off the carboard and re-center it without issue. Bottom line- it's good enough for me to log in and write a review about contact paper.

I loved the look that the paper gave as being 3-D. I found the paper to be very forgiving when we had a new floor installed and the workers tore parts of my wallpaper. It was very easy to repair. It was easy to apply but not as easy to remove it without tearing. This is the reason for the four instead of five rating. I loved the look, ease of applying, the sticking ability and the ease of pattern matching when needed. I used this in my small laundry room make over. I was very pleased with the results.

So I used this wallpaper to line cabinets and shelves. I used a spray adhesive because I live on Hawaii and my location has tons of rain/humidity. The paper was a challenge to use for several reasons. First, it tears pretty easy because it is really thin. Second, the back paper refused to come off at times. Third, sometimes it will stick to itself and sometimes it won't. Each roll of paper was a little different to use. I think the age of the product might be a factor. I strongly suggest adhesive if you live in high humidity or you want it to last. The design does help hide any errors I made getting air bubbles out. smaller pieces are far easier to manage. The paper does pick up the accent colors nicely. The mocha trimmed cabinet will be a rolling cart and the rust trim is going back on the wall. Side by side these two cabinets almost look like two different linings.

Easy to use. Looks realistic.

Not the best peel and stick I’ve worked with. It is thin and rips easily. I used it for a dollhouse and it will work for that.

I have 2 different desks put together forming an "L" shape in my office area. One had a black top and one had a brown top and together didn't quite fit the room. I've always liked the look of butcher block as a desktop but I didn't want to spend the money on real butcher block for these desks. After some looking around I liked this vinyl the best out of the others available so I ordered a roll of it.Separately, I ordered a kit with different tools for applying vinyl which I'll tell you now that this was a life saver and something I'd recommend you look into getting to make applying this easier.For my 2 desktops and the width of this vinyl I had to have two pieces so I could cover the entire top. Instead of dividing my desks in half I used one piece to cover 2/3 of my desk and another piece to cover the other 3rd of my desk. This allowed me to use things on my desk (like desk mat) to hide the line for the pieces that come together.Applying this took some getting used to at first but I made sure to take my time and work slowly. I made sure to slowly peel the backing off and applying a little bit at a time. After I got started it turned out to be easier than I thought It would. Also, make sure you leave yourself enough in the sides and edges to cover these areas once you start sticking to the surface.Once I had the first desktop done I was very surprised at just how well it looked. I couldn't be happier with how it looks and just how realistic the design of the vinyl is. This vinyl isn't too thin but not too thick either and has a slight texture making it even more realistic. I love the coloring too and it adds more to the realism. From what I can see this vinyl appears to be pretty durable and easy to clean off which is a big plus.I ended up having to purchase a second roll to cover my second desk as I didn't take in to account needing to use two sections for each desk. Take your time when measuring because they recommend to order what you need together at the same time so you can ensure all the rolls you order will match together well.Overall, I couldn't be happier with how my desktops turned out. The vinyl makes my desktops look just like a butcher block top and very realistic. And for what you're getting in the size of this roll but also the quality and realistic look to the vinyl this is a great value for the money. If you're looking at wrapping a desk or maybe a countertop I couldn't recommend this butcher block vinyl more.

I was refinishing an old china cabinet that I got for free and wanted to replace the back panel with something that looked like wood. I priced out various plywood boards but those came out to $90+shipping. I paid $14 for two rolls of this wood-look contact paper, applied it to the existing MDF backer board, and the whole process took less than half an hour. I'm soooo happy with the results! The product is sturdy, wipeable, and looks great! You literally cannot tell where the seams are if you overlap the sheets slightly. This exceeded my expectations by a mile.