WoodyWalls Peel and Stick Wood Planks, Whitewash Shiplap Wall Panels, Real Wood Wall Panels for DIY Accent Walls & Ceilings (19.5 sq. ft. per Box) White Washed

This stuff was great. Although, I didn’t have the proper tools so it took me a while using a razor blade cutter tool and a straight edge to score it a dozen times before snapping it and then cleaning up the edges. I still got it done and I love the look. Keep in mind that just going about an inch behind this vanity took up one whole box. Doing a full feature wall or entire room would be quite expensive!

Very pleased with these wood planks! I used to on the bottom half of this wall because my son kept dripping his bike equipment right there and getting the wall dirty. I decided to use these add some decor to the wall and try to protect them a bit. Make sure you use a level and dont rely on your ceiling or anything to be completely level. I assumed that middle piece in the pic with that's hanging on it was level and didnt measure or make lines like the directions said and needed up having to do a lot of sanding to get my pieces to fit. I also used a miter saw to cut my piecesa s it was faster and definitely more accurate than cutting with a box cutter. All in all I'm very pleased and would buy these again! I just would follow their directions to save me some time next time. :)Also, I saw lots of reviews complaining about the color not being white.....not true! It looks just like the photos in my opinion. It's not super bright white but more of a chalky white which I think looks better on the wood anyway. Worth the money!

This product was awesome. Took me about 60 minutes to a small wall in our kitchen. Easy to use, easy to install. Plus it looks great! Would definitely recommend. As far as stickiness goes we will see, I just installed so I am interested to see how the adhesion holds up. Also, I will say that their customer service is 5 star. I needed one plank to finish my project and instead of making me buy a whole other box they shipped me one free of charge.

I absolutely love my feature wall in my bedroom. I 100% recommend these boards for a project. They aren’t as easy as you would expect because the cutting can damage some boards and cutting corners isn’t easy. I had help and we finished the wall in less than a week, working on it maybe two hours a day. We cleaned the surface properly with alcohol and waited for it to dry before applying the boards. They are very sticky but they do need good pressure to apply them. Absolutely love this product!! The finish is a perfect white wash also.

This looks great in the wall. But after installing some of the blanks are popping up. I allowed the product to remain in the air conditioned room that it was to be installed in for over 72 hours. There’s no heat or humidity or variance of temperatures in the room. It was installed as instructed and fully burnished down using a burnishing roller. I’ve installed similar product (Stikwood) with this issue.

Looks great! Was super easy to cut with my table saw into variable sizes for more dramatic look. Easy to install this eith minimal effort. Very satisfied with look and feel except...the edges on some of the boards have slightly curled away from the wall. Giving it a more 3d look and demension. However you may not care for this outcome. We don't mind. You do need to use a plum line to maintain a straight and level installation. Slight gaps between boards of 1/8" is not noticeable from 6 to 10 feet away. Variation in lines and colors are very natural and also add depth and warmth. We study the colors and placed the variations by design in miss matched coordination.

Overall I'm very happy.I had to cut around windows with angled aprons so that was hard - I made a template from a file folder. That was challenging and I was not able to get a perfect fit. Cutting around electrical outlets was a breeze comparatively. I'm still debating whether to fill with caulk.After the first hour I realized this wasn't going to be perfect as the boards are not perfect, my walls aren't perfect and the windows weren't perfect. But the end result is still great.I primarily used a fine tooth hack saw but had to buy a jig saw to rip lengthwise strips. Some minor splintering but nothing that ruined the piece I was working on. Initially I tried using a box cutter but that did not result in a clean cut.Sections with no cutouts went so easy and fast. I ended up with a partial box of 10 pieces so I applied to the kick zone under the kitchen bar.

Did not stick, end turns up . Do not recommend