ENJOY THE WOOD 3D Wood World Map Wall Art Large Wood Wall Décor Housewarming Gift Idea Wood Wall Art World Travel Map For Home & Kitchen or Office (Multicolored, M)

Fantastic quality, easy to follow instructions, we had the XL prime and it took 2.5 hrs to install. We are obsessed with how good this looks! Seriously worth what we would consider a splurge!

Both kids and adults are drawn to this and spend quite a bit of time looking at it. It's high quality and makes a great wall decoration. Also makes an easy reference for world events.

The media could not be loaded. Let me start by saying that this map is gorgeous and absolutely worth the money I paid for it. It is handmade in Ukraine and traveled through several countries to get to me and it still arrived on time. The box was almost as big as me! About 5ft and not too heavy. It was well packaged and nothing arrived damaged. The map is also textured in a way giving it more of a 3D effect on the wall. I chose the multi-colored map to help tie in all of the colors of my beach theme.But to give a little perspective this is a massive project. I ordered the XXL map to fill a wall that is 10 ft high and 20 ft long. This map covered the entire wall. I started by laying the pieces out on the floor like the instructions suggested so I would know where everything went. It took me a solid 12 hours over the course of 3 days to get this map put onto the wall. I did this project solo.The hard part was not assembling the map as most of the countries come in clusters and I have a great knowledge of Geography. The challenge was peeling the back part of the little adhesive pieces. It was almost impossible to remove the backing taking almost 5 minutes per piece. It was extremely tedious and frustrating. The entire time I was thinking why isnt the entire back of the map an adhesive so I can peel one big piece instead of several tiny pieces? Eventually I ran out of pieces and went to the store to buy more adhesive. The instructions recommend placing adhesive every 2 inches but really you need to place them every 1 inch to avoid some corners from sticking off of the wall. I had a few countries that wouldnt lay completely flat against the wall. I ended up pulling them back off the wall and adding more adhesive. This fixed the problem however it also removed some of the paint from my wall. Not the end of the world because the piece covered the spot once I put it back on the wall. But when/if this map ever comes down I will have to repaint for sure.There is also no guide for the wall to ensure that pieces are spaced correctly so you have to eyeball the spacing. Again not a big deal to me as I wanted it spaced further apart to add my travel photos. But if you are not good at placing items without a guide it could remove a lot of paint from your wall. Other decorative wall items usually come with a paper print out of where each item goes and then you can tape the print out to the wall to make sure everything is spaced properly. This does not have a print out. But maybe the company could work on adding one in the future.Overall, I am 100% happy with this map. It is STUNNING! Pics and a video are posted.The adhesive picture is not the adhesive that came with the product but the type I went to the store to buy. But it does show how to space the adhesive correctly to get the map to lay flat. And also a pic of where the paint came off when I removed it.

Got this for my BF who is in the Army. He loves to travel and thought this would be a fun thing for him to mark off the places hes been stationed at or visited. I put it on a board so when he PCS'd to Japan it would go in one piece and be easy to move in the future. Turned out so good. Pretty easy to assemble as well.

The media could not be loaded. I recently purchased a wooden world map from Amazon, and I couldn't be happier with it. This high-quality wall decor is truly a statement piece in my living room. The craftsmanship is excellent, with each detail meticulously crafted into the wood, giving it a sophisticated and elegant look. The map itself is accurate and beautifully designed, making it not only a decor item but also a conversation starter.The size is just right, large enough to be noticed but not overwhelming the space. The wood used is sturdy and feels durable, ensuring it will last for years to come. Hanging it was straightforward with the included mounting hardware, which was a nice touch.Overall, I highly recommend this wooden world map for anyone looking to add a touch of class and geography to their home decor. It's a fantastic purchase that I'm sure you'll love as much as I do!

Easy to put up.

I got the large one and could not be happier. My sister and I had great fun hanging this on the wall. I've only had two people over since I put it up and they both stood in front of it and stared and said how much they love it. This was well worth the money. Great quality.

This piece is really eye-catching and a great addition to our space. The wood is well-tooled (especially the larger continent pieces) and getting pieces up onto the wall is pretty painless. The main thing that keeps this from being a 5-star review is the overall lack of placement guides for the island pieces.The kit comes with two cardboard placement guides for the top left and top right corners, letting you get started placing the large pieces for Alaska and a portion of Russia. From here, all the other continent pieces (save for Australia) can be easily placed as the pieces neatly fit together. However, the manufacturers provide no other placement guides, requiring you to eyeball the dozens of other pieces using their single page instruction map--which is itself missing a couple of the islands they include!I think, for how expensive this product is--especially at larger sizes--not making it easier to place the islands correctly really detracts from the experience. Even having a third corner guide to correctly place New Zealand and Australia would have made the process much easier.My other complaint is the odd mixture of levels of detail between different island pieces. The coastlines of the continents are finely detailed, as are many of the small island pieces. Some, however--especially some larger ones--are little more than amorphous blobs, and there doesn't seem to be much rhyme or reason to it. I think some more consistently detailed pieces would also be nice, but the piece is high-quality enough generally that this isn't a major issue.