Medium Burnett Decorative Fretwork Wall Panels in Architectural Grade PVC

These were really easy to work with and transformed our living room. There are no instructions in the box. We painted the wall first, wiped down each wall panel (they were very powdery out of the box) and painted each panel with one coat of paint. We started in the middle of the room and worked out. We used double stick tape to “measure out” the pieces and mark the wall and then we used power grip adhesive to adhere them to the wall. The adhesive dries quickly, so you have to work fast. We used a table saw to cut the edges on the sides and bottom and I would recommend buying a couple of extra pieces so that you can finish the edges and bottoms. I also caulked in between the pieces because sometimes the lines were visible. Last, we did one final coat of paint over the wall and panels. Also, we put the crosses in the squares as opposed to putting them next to the squares (which is how they looked to be in the picture on the Walmart site). They fit perfectly.