This material was difficult to work with. I have a large scratching post that I used it on, which I believe is made of fiberboard. The material was easy to cut and I had to use two pieces, one on top and one on bottom. Taking the cellophane backing off was difficult. You have to be very careful to get a hold of the cellophane cover only and not the foil layer. The foil is the sticky backing so be careful to NOT pull it off. Once you get the cellophane off, the material is hard to put on straight because it is very sticky. I tried leaving the cellophane on one piece and peeling it off as I stuck it to the post but that didn't work very well either because you need to kind of stretch it as your sticking it, otherwise it looks "lumpy." When I was finished, I thought it looked ok and my kitty didn't hesitate to try it out. She's been using it for about 7 weeks and it's in very bad shape already, with big holes and coming loose where the two pieces meet. I will include photos of the product on the post. I think I would have been better off to just buy a whole new scratching post. I have some material left over and I'm thinking I might stick it to a big piece of cardboard and just lay it on the floor for her. I would not stick this material to my furniture, the very sticky backing might leave a residue and also, my cat scratches holes right through it so she would just tear holes in the furniture too. Putting it on furniture seems like a very bad idea.