The panels itself look amazing but I would make sure to note that although it states peel and stick, I would still install this conventionally with liquid nail caulk and nails into the stud as the taped adhesive is not too strong, even with brand new drywall. I was able to do an accent wall in my bedroom in a day's time and thankfully the paneling was easy to cut with a miter saw. Color I chose was "Night Sky". Treat this as hardwood flooring and purchase extra to consider the cuts you will have to make (10-15% extra).

What a deal! These are high quality wood panels in a warm very light oak color. They have 3 1inch wide pull off adhesive strips on the back back. We’ll use liquid nails as suggested here

I had faux wood mini blinds on a good portion of the upstairs at our coastal home. The "valances" that came with the blinds broke/fell off/were impossible to put back up and get to stay. I tried magnets, gorilla tape, velcro...you name it. These boards looked GREAT, were the right size for my windows and I put a little nail in the top for added security. The 4 year battle of the blind valances is OVER!!!

Itdoesnt…STICK!!!I……I.had.to.nail..it..on

It wasn't peel and stick, it was peel, stick, restick, restick, glue, and finally nail, which totally defeats the purpose of peel and stick, if I had wanted to use nails I would have bought paneling !