Brwon Gray Peel & Stick 3sq.ft.

Love it!

Love the way it turned out. Did this at the end of my hallway. Liked it so much that I'm currently putting it on another wall in my great room to pull it all together. Looks fantastic. I did run a bead of liquid nails in between the adhesive strips to assure it wouldn't come off the wall.

Looks very nice. My wife is very pleased (and that is who is important right). Some stuck very well. Other pieces not so well. It put it over OSB that wasn't perfectly flat at the seams. This is where it seemed to have issues sticking. Additionally, it appeared to require more time holding it in place to provide good adhesion. It also probably would have helped wiping the surface with alcohol or something to remove dust. Anyway, I tacked down the popping pieces with a brad nailer. You don't hardly see the brads because the surface is rough. I can tell you it took way longer to install than I planned. The planks come in three sizes and you spend a lot of time figuring the pattern when installing around windows and outlets. Would use again.

I like the look, but do not purchase if you expect these planks to stick to your wall with the double-sided tape that comes on the back. I purchased a rubber roller as suggested by another customer, but they still started pulling away from wall overnight and have continued weeks later. It’s like “whack-a-mole” with the finishing nails we keep in a drawer nearby. The downside to that is these weren’t MEANT to be nailed, so the nails, when inserted near an edge that is lifting, will invariably split the wood along the grain.But wait, it gets better: the planks have inconsistent widths that will lead you to leave slight gaps if you want to maintain a level line, and warping exacerbates the problem of them not staying flat against the wall. Good luck! You’ve been warned!

Looks gorgeous! We laid it out first to be sure we liked the non-pattern look. Some pieces were not exactly square, but it barely left any cracks. We stained the wall behind it with mahogany stain and a tiny paint brush in the two places where we thought the gap was a little too big. At the top, our ceiling is crooked, so we used painters tape to make a template and then cut the last pieces with a saw and then sanded it down until it fit. We absolutely love it!!! This took 2 boxes with a little leftover.

Love Love Love it!!Our cabin master bedroom was missing something and once we installed this on the wall, it brought the whole room together

Planks are falling off the wall. The thinness of the planks is nice, the color variation is nice, texture and roughness gives that rustic look, but they just don’t stick to the wall well. So disappointing I’ll have to go buy a nail gun and nail them to the wall. But after that expense, it was worth it. Cheap easy way to do an accent wall, easy to score and cut the pieces down if needed.They’re very thin and flimsy, but I tried home depot and ganahl lumber and neither of them had a peel n stick option. Delivery was fast (2 days) and I ordered 8 boxes and they were all in excellent shape. Each plank is individually put in a plastic bag I guess to protect them from sticking together…seems like a waste of plastic and you have to take each plank out of each bag. Be careful for splinters. The red strips that protect the adhesive strip are sometimes hard to peel off and sometimes the adhesive would come off with the strip, so peel carefully and slow.

Purchased for the 2nd time to do another section of wall - this stuff is amazing. Adhesive is crazy strong and will pull off part of your wall before coming off so make sure it is lined up correctly before pressing down. Most difficult part is trying to arrange the pieces without too much overlap of similar/same colors.