Panneau mural en bois massif récupéré 5 po x 48 po

Love it. Easy to apply. Less than a day’s work

Great product!! Love this and will purchase on another product!

LOVE this!!! We did an accent wall in our bathroom, made a headboard and used some to redo a shelf. We did use a nail gun here and there just to make sure they didn't go anywhere. So happy with the results!!

It’s a really cool project but make sure you have all the right tools. A circular saw and even a jigsaw if you have some small cuts. The peel and stick feature has pros and cons. I loved not having to use nails/glue or look to nail into studs. The adhesive on the peel and stick is very, very sticky. We put one piece up and it was a little uneven. When we pulled it off it also pulled off a big piece of drywall. This stuff is not coming down unless I want to majorly patch or replace the drywall. But … the pros outweigh the cons. It really turned out cool and makes a great accent wall. Mine is at the top of my stairs and was a perfect touch to otherwise neutral painted walls. When you order make sure you order an extra box above and beyond the 10% waste recommended. Many of the boards were severely cracked which I had to set aside. They were more broken then rustic. I’m glad I had the extra box just so we would not need to stop the project halfway to order more. Be sure to order the J-Roller as that does help to smooth out the board so they evenly stick. It took us about five hours from start to finish on this project. Once we got our cadence it went a little quicker. Just getting started and finishing that last row took the longest. The instructions say start from the top and go down. We went from the bottom up. I know my walls and ceiling are not level/flush. It was easier to rip a few boards towards the ceiling so we started at the bottom and moved up. Again, it’s a really cool look. Be patient when installing and have the right tools. You won’t be disappointed. Oh, and I’m just an average home owner. Me and my parents put this up so you don’t need to be a professional contractor. Just have some power tools to make cuts so you save yourself a lot of aggravation.

This are easy and very people friendly pieces of wood to work with. The finish product is beautiful. I also use my nail gun with small nails in case the glue fail in the future.