Reclaimed Wood Wallpaper

I purchased this peel and stick wallpaper to cover the mirrors on some sliding doors. The mirrors were old, had lost their shine and I couldn’t get them clean no matter what I used. Since the mirrors weren’t needed in the room they were in I decided to cover them.Installation - The installation was not easy. It’s not like installing regular wallpaper because as soon as the peel and stick touches the surface, it sticks and it can’t just be pushed on to adjust placement. Patience is required. 😊 The wallpaper sticks very well but it can be pulled off and reinstalled as needed. I used a silicone pastry scraper to smooth out the paper on the mirrors. I removed any remaining bubbles by making a small hole in them using a safety pin and then smoothing them out. The only way I was able to align the chevron pattern from one length to the next and make sure there was no gap between the two was by starting in the middle and working my way up and down from there. Hey, it worked.The peel and stick wallpaper is of very good quality and the colours are beautiful. It is well worth the price. My husband and I love the end result.

I really love the end result! I wanted to create the look of a backslash in the kitchen but didn't want to spend a lot of money at this point because I'm planning a total kitchen overhaul in the future but didn't want to look at blank white walls till then. Enter this wall covering! I chose to install it so the "boards" were horizontal, not vertical, to create the look of wooden subway tiles and love the effect!It's thinner than I expected and you'll want to handle with care so as not to tear. I did make a pretty significant tear at one point but I was easily able to realign it and you cannot even tell.I also wanted to mention that I use an electric teapot on my counter and this wallpaper has held tight even with the steaming near it.Updated my kitchen look for $25.... I can't complain!

Looks super realistic and stays on a long time

I bought this paper thinking it had more of a wooded look to it. But the colors are very nice. Can pull about any color out in the paper to match for flooring. Sticks well. There were some humps in the top part of the paper just from manufacturing. I have worked with a lot of sticky paper and that is pretty normal. Easy to work with. Came quickly. Pleased.

Bought this for a makeover of a porch bench which in my opinion it turn out good BUT I use 2 different patterns of paper to create my effects this reclaimed wood still looks like it did the day I use itthe other one which had stacked rocks on the paper has faded to a green colorSo probably in summer I'll be doing it again with the reclaimed wood pack as I got much left over And the other paper was sold by different company.But Yes I was pleased and delighted and still amI didn't have trouble with paper or adhesive it all went along really smoothly. Have other projects in mind now since it was easy to doBut if paper is pattern and you doing cuts for small area. Do do have to match it up where it might and some design are challenging such as stacked rock and yes you can waste it if you don't do the right cuts the correct way. But that doesn't really apply so much to this design unless it smaller spots

Good quality product although it is thin. Super easy to apply to walls. It adheres well but comes off so easily, it makes me wonder how well it will actually hold up. I find it easier to cut the actual “wood planks” and then apply to ensure the pattern flows together well. My only issue with this pattern is the planks in the pattern are actually quit small and almost look like brick from a distance. If you want a planked wall look this one is very pretty, but doesn’t necessarily look like actual wood planks because of the size. Overall a great product for the price though. I ordered two of the larger rolls and was able to do that large wall and half of a smaller wall in my guest bathroom.

Although this is a nice wallpaper the price every week is going up and for the amount of wallpaper you get it’s really too expensive and not worth it had to spend more to finish the wall I started. I had plans on doing my living room wall before the holidays now I have to find a different more affordable wallpaper that can fit my budget .

I put up design sideways. I've used contact paper before from other brands that were thicker but this was fine and did the job. Put it as accent wall in galley guest bathroom and accent behind the toilet. Went up pretty easy, I've done this many times before and also for crafts, so just take your time and it'll be great! I prepped walls by wiping down and making sure no raised areas from previous nail holes or kids lol. That was it. Then cut a strip to fit and pulled of backing on one side, attached to wall, made sure straight, then slowly pulled of one more inch of backing, made sure rubbed on wall, pulled off more backing, and so on. Trick is: slow n steady win the design race with contact paper:)