The Short Answer
Cutting Stikwood is straightforward because the planks are thin and lightweight. Choose the right saw, mark the plank carefully, and cut at the mark before installing. Accurate measuring and clean cuts are the main steps that keep the finished wall looking professional.
Stikwood’s thin and lightweight design makes cutting planks easy and hassle-free. We’ll walk you through the best and most effective ways to cut your Stikwood in just a few simple steps.
Watch the video below for the full instructions on how to cut. Scroll down further for a breakdown of each step.
Step 1—Choose Your Saw
There are multiple ways for you to cut Stikwood. If you are comfortable using one, a power chop saw makes cutting Stikwood fast and simple. A miter box saw also works well for most projects.
Step 2—Mark to Cut
Place the piece of Stikwood against the wall, or against the previous plank you installed, and mark where you need to cut.
Step 3—Cut at the Mark
Cut your Stikwood with your chosen saw. Always follow the tool manufacturer’s safety instructions and wear proper safety gear, including eye protection.
Once your plank is cut, test the fit before removing the adhesive backing. When the fit looks right, peel, stick, and continue your installation.
