WP-004C Rustic Pebble

Overall the wall I used these on turned out really well and made for a nice accent wall for the room.Pros:- Each piece has three adhesive strips on the back and they stick very well to the wall. (I did have to remove one piece and I had to work at it with a putty knife to get it back off)- The panels are of very consistent make. The edges fit tight against each other and their thickness is the same.- Each piece is scored on the back at 25%, 50% and 75% of the length to make it much easier to cut them to an offset pattern. Cutting the pieces on these score lines is easy enough to do with a utility knife.Cons:-Cutting the pieces in any other location than the score lines is a bit more difficult. Using a radial or chop saw with a fine blade might work best but the pieces are so thin that you risk splintering the finished face. A jigsaw's back and forth motion rips them to shreds (I tried). Again. a utility knife with a sharp blade and a little patience yielded the best results for me. Change your blade after each box of panels and it will be slightly less frustrating.- Make sure you have the panel EXACTLY where you want it before pressing it in place. They are absolutely unforgiving. If you have to remove it, you will destroy it.-They have a lingering odor. I'm sure it will fade over time but you'll smell it in the room for a while.This was an fairly easy project and could be tackled by anyone with minor skills. Be sure you put a level on your first row of panels otherwise you might be in for a painful surprise when you get to the top and find out you have a whole wall of panels at an angle (fortunately not speaking from experience).

This product is easy to install for the average DIYers. I loved working with it and was convinced it was a great product. My initial review would have been a caution in placing the boards in the exact location because the pre-glued backs are very sticky and allow for no wiggle room. However, that didn't last long. Within days, more and more of the boards are coming away from the wall and when you push them back in you can hear the tack strip try to catch and then it pops back out. I'm in a dilemma now because you can't easily take them off the wall and add liquid nail to the backs without tearing off layers of sheetrock. Ugh! Unfortunately, I had to order another box to finish the job. Normally a product like this, I would be sending back for a refund. Instead, I'll write a review and hope it helps others.

Received multiple damaged (very warped) & miscolored pieces. Didn't mind too much because we had about 3/4 box of extra pieces and it's not like we could've returned a whole box.I also wasn't too offended when I reached out to the seller to let him know about the issue, and to ask for touch up paint and he told me I'd have to pay $21 for it (despite their manufacturing mistake). So I paid and ordered it, except it's water based paint so it doesn't apply evenly with a brush and ultimately it ended up being completely useless.I wasn't planning on leaving a review but when I noticed the adhesive was weak and allowing several pieces to come off the wall after about a month - that was it for me. I sanded our wall and then cleaned it to ensure the surface had light abrasion & was clean.The seller needs to use a better adhesive. What they're currently using seems to be a dollar store knockoff of 3M dual-sided adhesive.Lastly, I was planning on filling corners with wood putty since we we wrapped a wall, but due to the paint being absolutely useless, there's no way I could fill any corners and then paint over them.I wouldn't recommend this as a DIY unless you're doing a flat wall. Oh, and I had to buy a $200 table saw because you can't cut the pieces of wood with any kind of hand saw - the pieces are torn to shreds

I am planning a new home and want a wood ceiling in the great room. Tongue and groove is quite expensive since installation and finishing it is work intensive. I have been looking for less expensive and less permanent alternatives. I thought stick-on wood wall planks might give me the look I'm after. I've gotten samples of the following:Stikwood; $8 a sq ft., limited color choices, random 1' - 4' lengths.Floor and Decor; $2.37 sq ft., 17" - 46.5" random lengths. It felt lighter and less dense than the others and the samples seemed to splinter easily.Wall Dimension (this product); $5.13 sq ft on sale. Sold in a box of 12 planks all 46.5" long. I also like that they offer lots of color choices. They have shallow lines routed into the backs which should help it to flex and lie flat. Wish they didn't charge for the sample kit but I'm glad I got it. This is my choice because of the quality, great color choices and all the planks are the same length.I also looked at the Armstrong Rustic wood look ceiling planks. They aren't real wood and I just couldn't accept their plastic look.

Very easy to put up and no one realized it was not real planks as such. And this project came out beautifully!