Reclaimed Weathered Redwood - DIY Easy Peel and Stick Wood Wall Paneling - 40 Sq Ft Box (Natural)

We love this product!! We covered a 100 sq ft wall in a day. It was super easy to put up and the results are amazing! We did have a couple warped and cracked pieces of wood we couldn’t use, but only about three or four pieces. You can cut with a box cutter but a dremel with a wood cutting blade made it so much easier. A chop saw as well would have been a good solution. The wood colors are really great not many of the same pieces which was exactly what we wanted. The adhesive is really strong, and we applied over painted brick. Love it!! Totally recommend this product and we can’t wait to add it to a wall in our bedroom next!!

I was scared this would be difficult but it turned out to be the easiest thing I’ve ever done. I read reviews before buying and I had no problems with brittle wood like some others did. But I let wood acclimate for a few days and installed in New England at the end of May when there’s more humidity. I found it easier to just unpeel all three strips, line up the corners and then just stick to the wall. What a great product!

Got this for my newly finished basement office. The adhesion isn't the greatest. Several of the boards within the first day were starting to come off the wall. I ended up getting brad nails for my nail gun and using a few nails on each board that was coming loose. I ended up buying 3 boxes because of their estimation for square footage. I could've gotten away with just over 1 box, but because I had bought it a couple months before the basement was done (slowest contractor ever), I couldn't send it back. I ended up using a few boards to frame my giant map on the wall, so that was something I was able to use some of the excess for. I get a ton of compliments on the wood wall, I just wish there was more colored ones in the boxes, most of it was dark brown or gray.

I love how this turned out! The color and texture of the wood is perfect and make for a very rustic look. The demo video was really helpful and good to use as a reference. The girl in the video measured out 5” lines for each piece starting in the middle of the wall, however I just started at the ceiling and worked my way down. Because these are reclaimed wood pieces, they are not all exactly uniform in width, so you could end up with uneven rows if you are not careful- recommend a level for sure! It is definitely not something that I could have finished in one day, and unfortunately you couldn’t possibly cut the wood with a razor knife. We used a miter saw and a jigsaw for cutting. Some people mentioned that they had issues with the wood splitting when they cut it but that was not the case for me. They do stick VERY well which leaves no room for changing your mind once you put a piece on the wall. It can be very tricky to cut around windowsills and outlets. It took some patience and planning but I am so happy with how it turned out and have no regrets. The peel and stick was so much easier than having to worry about nails, glue, etc.

I do not recommend this product. It may look like reclaimed wood but I actually think it’s very thin cheap plywood that’s made to look like it’s reclaimed. Being very thin and not solid wood it is next to impossible to cut with it splitting in various directions making that piece useless (trash). Where there are knots and holes in a plank they use black electrical tape to hide the hole. It’s impossible to cut the plank to size if you encounter the tape (again the plank splits). The tape is not very sticky and planks easily pop off or fall off (I mounted mine to smooth plywood which should make it even easier to stick but it didn’t matter, they still randomly fall off. They were also stained to look reclaimed at the factor.....when you rub and press them to try and make them stick the stain comes off. Don’t buy them!

I am updating my son's room and I wanted to do some sort of feature wall. The room is small so I wanted something to keep it from being boring. After looking around at several companies (and getting samples) I choose Weekend Walls. The wall is 105sqft so I ordered 90sqft of natural, 10sqft of white and 10sqft of black. I had my handy man install them for me and I am so happy with the result. Have gotten TONS of complements.

Accent wall in bedroom. Wish it came in more square footage. Buying more to do an accent design in living room and wrap center island I'm kitchen

I ordered a small circular saw so that I can cut this properly. The pieces are very easy to work with--5 different lengths, I think, with lengths that make it easy to make rows of the same length. The J-roller makes it pretty easy to adhere them to the wall.