TIMBERCHiC 100% Real Wood - Premium Smooth Peel-and-Stick Wall Planks for Interior Decor – DIY Adhesive Wall Panels (4" Wide - 10 Sq. Ft., Baxter Blonde)

I recently bought a house an older house with some wall issues. In one bedroom they had put the wallpaper up (probably in the 60s) right on the drywall, with no paint underneath. Yep, that stuff was not coming off.I found this, and while it was expensive, it looks fantastic. We ended up using the leftovers on a weird wallpaper area in the kitchen. I purchased a different color and added a few stick tiles and we made a piece of art! Super easy to install and seems to be sticking fine without using an additional construction glue but time will tell.

We purchased this product to make an accent wall in our RV. It needed to be light and it was! But not flimsy or cheap. Just right for a wall application. Will be buying more for our RV to change the slide out trim and get rid of those ugly window valances that all RVs come with.Customer service was awesome. I ran just a few feet short and sent an email asking if I could purchase just what I needed. They responded quickly and offered to ship me what I needed at no charge. They even paid for the shipping. Amazing in this day and age.We were so happy with the wall and the service that we looked around for other ways to use the product and found ways to improve the decor and functionality using their product.Now if I can just get my husband to stop calling them 'Timber Chick'.Thanks, Timberchic!

Super easy to install, but a bit challenging to cut, I used a Dremel because the pieces are thin and can easily split when you use a hand tool to cut it. The look turned out better than expected, added a nice cabin feel to our family room.

I love the look of the planks, real wood, grain, and they don't look cheap. It took some 'planning' as to how to apply them.(good instructions were not provided")So far they are sticking well on painted concrete block walls in my basement. They are a bit hard to remove if a 'quick' removal is needed in order to realign.(that is a positive, the glue strips adhere that well!) I needed 5- 4x10 sq. foot boxes for a 6x8 bathroom wall. I found it difficult to use a utility knife to cut the 1/8 in planks, so my husband used a table saw. But due to that factor, it shows the thickness of the planks and the quality. I purchased the PEARL and it looks great with my navy blue print woodland wallpaper. Over all, pricey, but I'm pleased with the planks, they were the 'perfect' solution to covering the wall that needed updating.

I love easy do-it-yourself projects and adding an accent wall with these was very simple to do. The planks are very thin and can be easily cut. I used a Dremel but you can probably just use a utility knife to cut.These planks are about the thickness of two pieces of balsa wood and while they are sturdy enough for your wall projects, they are delicate. I did break a piece because I was trying to reposition it.That actually brings me to another point. The adhesive is really strong and you won't have to worry about these planks falling down and ruining your look. I'm anxious to try some of the other finishes now. I can see using these for a lot of DIY projects in the future.

My laundry room looks like the small utility room it is. Extremely practical. Not at all stylish. So I decided to give the room a little makeover. I actually ordered these boards with the intent to install them on the ceiling of my laundry room. I like that look. Very cottagey. However, right after the boards arrived, I had a plumbing issue that halted the whole makeover. So I have not installed the boards yet. At the moment, I can’t attest to the wear & tear of the boards. But, I can say that these are good quality boards. They are made of real pine wood, which is probably why they are a kinda spendy. Since the boards are intended to be installed in a staggered fashion, the box contains boards of differing lengths, which is a really nice touch. The boards are very pretty. Love the warm blonde hue and the knots in the wood. Reminds me of wood you would find in a sauna, actually Last, I can say the boards are lightweight and the adhesive backing looks really strong. They should have no trouble sticking to any surface when I am ready to update with them. I recommend.

We have normally used standard size lumber to cover a wall in real wood. Sometimes that is not practical. The 1/8" thickness of these planks allowed us to use it between a counter and upper cabinet. There wasn't a lot of square footage to cover so this 10 s.f. package was just right. We didn't have to make many cuts and a small circular saw with fine tooth blade worked great. I think you could cut them be hand saw if that is all you had to work with. The adhesive is plenty strong to hold these lightweight planks to wall board. There is a flat (non-glossy) sealer of some kind that works to bead up water. I tested dropping a few drops of water on a board and it beaded up and wiped right off without leaving a mark. All the planks were straight and flat in our package. The edges are trimmed flat (not tongue and groove) so gaps in the planks may be more visible. That's ok, just adds to the character. Reasonably priced though I wish there would be a price break for buying a bigger package.