Mahogany Teak Planks Peel and Stick Wallpaper 30.75 sq. ft.

Great product. I've used this type of product several times, and it is easy to use, and an easy way to update a wall, furniture, or pretty much anything. I've done two bookcases, and my daughter's bureau, and it looks great, and only took an hour or so. There is no grid on the back (of any brand I've tried), so I cut any smaller pieces with my wife's sewing mat and rotary cutter. Using a large plastic taping knife really helps to keep the bubbles down, and using a relative pattern makes it less obvious if the pattern doesn't match perfecting. Currently we're in debate as to if this should be a kitchen backsplash, or used to update the shelves in the pantry, but the neutral color is great, and makes it even more versatile. Overall this is a great way to update with little permanence, and would be great for renters. I just wish one of the companies would print a grid on the back.

The color is mostly very light gray. I'm not noticing much beige, but yes, off white. It will brighten up an area. Up close of course you can tell it's not real wood. More something to try out to make sure you like the look before you make the greater investment. I was going to try this along the lower half of an accent wall and use another pattern along the top part of the wall, but this pattern just doesn't look real enough to me. I'll most likely use some it for the top of my desk , and then paper a wood bookshelf to match other light colored furniture in a bedroom. Good for small projects, apartment living. It is peel and stick, no stripping, no residue after removing, and shouldn't damage the surfaces you're covering. It appears the manufacturer was going for a woodlike tile appearance as there are fake grout lines and no fake nails. I do like the color overall though.

This product is an economical way to cover your walls. If your looking for a good idea for an accent wall this would be a good product to consider. It is a peel and stick product and as long as you clean the wall properly you will not need a glue to install. The roll is marked with a lot number and if you need more than 1roll just be sure to order all the rolls with the same run or lot number.

I love this weathered wood look peel and stick wallpaper. It reminds me of shiplap. The beige color is very neutral. I put this on my red walls and I love it. I have some bubbles in it, but it’s because there is some ripped drywall underneath that needs smoothed out. The best thing about it is it can be removed and reapplied. It also comes in other colors I want to try.

Versatile peel and stick wallpaper. These products have come a long way and it's easier to fix it when it doesn't lay right since the adhesive is pliable. I decided to get this off-white plank design and use it for shelf paper in my newly painted pantry. The product is a nice quality and thickness. The only downside is that it doesn't have a measurement grid on the backside for cutting and measuring. Product comes with a one sheet instruction guide for prepping and application process.

Ok for a pristine wall, but maybe not so good for a wall with issues. I got this to put on the backsplash area of the kitchen wall. This is a drywall section with a sanded paint finish, and several plugs in the center of the drywall section. The wallpaper was easy to measure and cut. I used my sewing cutting mat and and straightedge. (There are no gridlines on the back of the waxed backing.). Once I put it on the wall, I had several issues with it. We have an older home with a quirky old phone jack smack dab in the middle of the backsplash - we have never bothered having it taken out, I just put a small picture over it. I cut a hole out for the plug and put the wallpaper around it, but it has puckers and doesn't lie flat around the plug. It sits OK around the next section, which has a standard electrical outlet. Overall, I don't like the way the wallpaper looks on the surface of the wall; the sanded paint texture is way too visible and with all of the plugs and wrinkles, I am not going to finish doing the backsplash with this. At some point, I will put a tile backsplash in, but for now I'm just going to leave it as drywall. In summary, I think this might work if you have a wall that is flat untextured paint, with no plugs or other obstructions. It was easy to put on and reposition and would be a quick fix for an ugly wall or for a fresh update.

You simply cannot beat the simplicity and easy install of this NextWall Teak Planks peel and stick wallpaper. I haven’t had a chance to install it yet but I have the perfect alcove right off the master bedroom where it will be used. I can’t decide if I’m going to wallpaper the entire area or use it as wainscoting. The rolls are of a convenient width. Not so wide that you can’t do it alone. That’s what so great about it. You can make it your own and take your time. The instructions recommends two people, however. Peels easily and looks like it will wipe clean just as easily. The adhesive odor is rather strong though so I suggest a well ventilated room. The walls must be clean, dry, smooth and free from mildew. Repositionable and the resemblance to real wood is incredible. You can even use it to line drawers! Definitely not limited to walls. Comes with complete application instructions, which also serves as the label around the rolls, so don’t rip it like I did. No water needed.

Yay! Made in the USA! So that is a great start! This seems to be a really decent product, based on my initial interactions with it. I was able to cut it, peel and stick, without any drama or problems. In fact, I was quite surprised at how easy it was to do. My whole problem with wallpaper is that the wetting, and laying, then having glue that doesn't stick, etc. This eliminates all of that, which is really good! Easy to do, can use for many things, from decorating furniture or cabinets, to using it for wallpaper. It is thick, not thin, which aids in putting it up. When I tell you I swore off ever doing wallpaper again, I meant it. But after seeing a peel and stick solution and working with this, I'd say this is a winner! And yes, I am finding myself considering where to use this, to make the most of it. Accent walls, cabinet doors, etc.

I used Nextwall peel and stick wallpaper in the off white teak planks pattern. It was super easy to use. measure peel and stick. Make sure your wall or surface is clean before using it. I like that it's removable from my painted kitchen walls if I want to take it down. Comes off without any residue or gummy feel after you remove it. I did a small coffee bar section of my kitchen wall and I like the results.

The inital use and inspection it seems to be a very high quality peel and stick paper. The dimensions are 53 cm thick and the roll measures 20.5 inches by 6 yards. Just a note that you can't see until you take the instructions out. It is NOT recommended to use on textured walls, over existing wallpaper, brick cinder block, non-stick paint, unpainted drywall or plaster. The insructions are detailed, in step 5 it says "Using the plastic smoother..." which is confusing, since there was not one in the roll. It's nice though that the product is removable.