d-c-fix vinyl wrap Butcherblock medium wood effect 45 cm x 2 m - sticky back plastic roll for furniture, kitchen & cupboards - contact paper sticker self adhesive film

Using a product like this for the first time takes a little practise but the end result was wonderful. I definitely recommend you enlisting another pair of hands though to help! We just about did our medium-sized kitchen with 4 rolls as you don't get a lot on each one. The grain of the wood is realistic and it looks exactly like the stock photo.

Did my whole kitchen worktop and my kitchen island. Easy to apply with the correct tools and a hair dryer. My last vinyl project lasted 5 years before I decided to change up the colour scheme. Would def be buying again for future projects

really nice product to work with. Easy to use and cut to the right length. Looks great on my counter tops

Went on really easily, longer strips were a pain to stick down as they liked to stick to themselves but really happy with the finished result. My sides are probably 60cm deep so I did need to layer these, due to the pattern you can't see where it has been joined, it wipes down really well and overall is a fantastic product. Has transformed my very lifeless kitchen. Absolute bargain

I’ve only used it on one part of my worktops but will be doing the rest today! It looks amazing as you can see in the picture. Definitely does look like proper wooden worktop. I did have a little hiccup with it in the corner as I didn’t fold it down properly, however that was me! I definitely will be repurchasing these again

Bought 2 of these to redo my countertops way to small in widthNo problem with returning them but would cost me €20, which is more than what I paid for the items

We used it to make a play kitchen for my toddler more realistic and its so good! It was easy to put on and if you made a mistake it was easy to correct.

Product is great. Easy to fit looks great. Same stuff can be bought at B&M stores and Wilko for better price than online though.

Seit einem Jahr dient die Folie ihre Job ganz gut. Die Folie haftet fest wie im ersten Tag und die Farbe hat sich seitdem nicht geändert. Schmutz darauf läßt sich leicht abwischen. Würde ich empfehlen.

This contact paper is really amazing, thr pictures speak for themselves!It wasn't the easiest to apply, but the result is worth it.Be sure to not let air bubbles form under it. Clean your surface well before you apply the paper.In my experience, applying big chunks of paper in 1 go make it easier for air bubbles to show up. That's why you shouldn't do this alone, unless you're super skilled. In any case, you can always pop the bubbles with a needle and it'll be like nothing happened.

Evidentemente al ser un producto a base de impresion, se va a notar que es falso si lo miras de cerca pero el fabricante realmente ha hecho un muy buen trabajo, tiene incluso textura que simula el veteado natural de la madera, los tonos de contraste son realmente como los tintes de la madera natural y es mate por lo que refleja muy poco la luz dando un aspecto que de lejos sin duda parece madera.En general estoy muy complasido con el producto, el unico pero que le puedo poner es que lamentablemente en amazon no encontre un pliego mas ancho (lo queria para un escritorio) por lo que tuve que hacerme con 2 rollos.

Alles okay.

Wonderful stuff! This is the second time I have used this in a rental unit. My first experience was covering hideous fake black granite counter tops speckled with mirrored chips in the kitchen of a converted Victorian triplex. It was my first experience using contact paper and I wasted a few rolls but the results were satisfying and aesthetically pleasing.I have lived with vomity looking faux granite (veiny beige and brown chunks on a bile colored background) counter tops in my new place for the past year and could no longer stand looking at them, so I dug out my leftover roll of this paper from the other re-do and tried it on a small section of counter. Easy to do and I was thrilled with the result, so I ordered more. Wood look contact paper has come a long way since I was a kid in the 1950s. This looks quite decent!A few tips for covering counter tops this way. 1. Be sure your surfaces are spotlessly clean and crumb and "bit" free. Any tiny speck of grit or even hair will really show up through the contact paper. I dusted well with a microfibre cloth, scrubbed with Dawn and a Dobie-twice-and dried the surface with a microfibre cloth. 2. Measure three times, cut once. 3. Take your time. Go slowly. Do not rush to finish the job in an hour or even a day. When you start to get tired and annoyed, knock off for the day. You'll thank yourself. 4. Apply to damp counter tops. Sounds weird, but this allows the sticky paper to slide around a little, and if you live in a very old place like I do, you quickly learn that there are NO totally square or rectangular surfaces. I used a water filled spray bottle for making the counters a bit slippery. 5. Use a squeegee to smooth the paper down, and keep a clean, dry cloth as well to aide the process. Using just your hands to smooth it down will guarantee lots and lots of air bubbles. 6. You WILL get some bubbles so don't beat yourself up. Use an Exacto knife and with just the point, pierce the bubble and smooth it out with a dry cloth. If you are using this butcher block pattern, make your piercing in the wood grain. The tiniest hole is more than sufficient; no need to gouge. 7. Try not to layer and if you have to over lap pieces, make the over lap as small as possible. 8. This is not real wood (of course), so when it is installed, don't cut food directly on it and do not put hot pans or dishes directly on it, either. 9. Order more than you think you'll need. You'll thank yourself. 10. Don't use abrasive cleaners or abrasive pads to clean this. I use a microfibre cloth and vinegar and water in a spray bottle to keep it clean. It cleans up very nicely with these. If you have dried on dirt, let the vinegar and water sit to do its job. No need for brute force or heavy abrasives.I was so inspired by how much better the kitchen looked with "new" counters, I got prepasted faux tile wallpaper to do a backsplash behind the sink and the stove. My next project is going to be pre-pasted beadboard wallpaper covering on the cabinet doors and drawer fronts along with new hardware. Needless to say, my landlord loves me!