This is my 2nd wall print. I had a forest version in my office room previously which my kid really liked so we swapped rooms. I put up the brick version (largest version) in the new office which covered the entire wall (about 10'X8' span). The self-adhisive makes it super easy to put up, but it is a bit tricky to get the panels aligned and straight. Take your time at it and test fit each successive panel before you remove the paper backing. This will help you pick out a visual indicator or two (a couple of dark spots or a crack or a seam on the brick) on the previously hung panel to align the next panel so you have that seamless look. There is about a 1/2 inch overlap on each panel. At the top, I remove about half-length of the paper backing, test fit, and then once aligned to my visual indicators, I smooth out the top section then remove the remaining paper backing and finish smoothing out the bottom section. In my case, I trimmed the bottom of the panels a bit with a razor blade.I'll share that the largest size print is a bit of a blow-up from what you would expect an actual size brick to be. They look like large bricks. This doesn't bother me at all. It still looks good and best of all, I get comments all the time when on video conference calls asking if it's a real brick wall, or if I live in a loft, etc... 100% better than looking at a painted flat wall! Good luck with your project!