Can this be used for school walls
2010949
Absolutely, and works great. Since it's in pieces you can use the picture without the Happy Birthday. I sent a pic of it up in my daughters room. This would literally work for lots more than just parties. I have a plastic Monster High table cloth as a door cover (on the inside) of her room. These are cheap and easy to use.
2010950
We used tape to put it up and it did not damage the paint... I hope this helps.
1014320
I don't see why not, it's a very thin light plastic sheet, so it'll have to be taped very taught to the wall for the kids to write on it.
604153
It's very thin, I used it for the bottoms of coasters. I think you'd want something thicker to put up on the wall... unless you mount it to something, like foam core. Hope that helps. Merry Christmas.
1604992
I would say yes. Peel with sticky side up and apply vinyl letter to paper with at least 1/2 inch border and apply to wall.
2126423
This is meant for using under laminate flooring. I don't think it would work on walls
647204
I would not use this for a permanent wall covering. We used it to make a fake fireplace for a Christmas play we did. It stayed on pretty well and we just glued it a little and tacked it.
52872
If the wall isn't subject to a lot of moisture it should be OK. I used mine on drywall in a dining room and sealed the wall before I put it up. Only real problem I had was that virtually every panel I received had damaged corners (I bought three boxes). They arrived very beat up and poorly packaged. Ended up trimming all of the panels in order to get them to fit together seamlessly. They do paint up very nicely and look great but I worry about durability and if they will withstand the test of time, especially with grandkids in the house.
623604
The adhesive is pretty strong, so if you want to make a permanent addition to a wall, I think it would work, though not sure of how well it would stick. You could trim it with some strong shears - it's basically plastic, but it's relatively thick.
1616812
no. it's like a very thin electrical tape. use it on a whiteboard to create lines/borders, for example. not strong enough to hold anything to a wall.
804595
You probably could, although since the back of these are mostly magnets, it might be a bit of a challeng to find a way to get a fastener onto it.. For wall mounting I would suggest the boards made more like bulletin boards.
2252499
Yes, you definitely can. I did and my wall turned out amazing. It was easier to make them straight and place them on the wall.
2113062
I suppose it's possible to use on a wall, but I have no idea if the adhesive would hold without the help of gravity. At the least, however, you could try it and, if they come loose over time, your investment with these tiles is minimal. Nothing ventured, nothing gained? If you don't mind the look of printed vinyl on your wall (which is more commonly accepted on flooring), it sounds worth a try.
2139344
If it's a highly textured wall such as popcorn, it's not going to work. However, normal smooth drywall is a great surface for these. They are quite sticky.
1653148
Probably not. The wallpaper paste they provide works very well and the amount is generous. Don't be shy with the paste, you will have plenty. Also, make sure you overlap the panels as suggested because they do shrink a little. Enjoy! I actually put mine up in my classroom and my students and I love it!!!
1617183
Depends on how rough. maybe lightly sand it if its real rough, but if not, go ahead and put on the plywood. I used it to put over comic book pages that was glued on the wall and then painted the wall. It looked fine.
2228961
Sure, I don't see why not. You may ruin your walls though....it's permanent glue.
1117973
I'm not sure. I guess it could, but unless you trim it down very closely you would see the background paper if you know what I mean. But I know there are some other kinds that just transfer the black lettering to the wall and that kind might be a better choice. It's up to you. Hope this helps.