STIKWOOD FOR WALLS

There’s no end to what you can achieve with peel and stick wood ceiling planks. You can create your own cabin interior in the heart of the city or build that cottage-style kitchen space you’ve always wanted.

The natural weathering of Stikwood reclaimed wood ceiling planks makes each piece unique and allows it to share its story. You don’t have to worry about modern appliances or gadgets blending with the new décor, as weathered reclaimed wood planks contrast modern amenities beautifully.

Peel-and-stick wood ceiling planks make excellent additions to bathroom ceilings when you want to feel like you’re entering a spa.

Installing traditional shiplap wall planks is challenging, and it’s usually done by professionals. Conversely, Stikwood wall planks are designed for easy DIY installation using the peel-and-stick method.

Like any real wood planks, you’ll need to let them acclimate to the room where you plan to install them. Unwrap them and place them on a pile, and just let them sit there for two to five days. Before peeling and sticking them to the walls, make sure your wall and planks are clean so no dust gets trapped between the adhesive and your wall.

It’s up to you whether you want to install the shiplap wall planks horizontally or vertically. Horizontal shiplap planks are more common, but vertical shiplap can make the room appear taller. More adventurous, DIY-savvy homeowners can even create a diagonal or V-shape. If you want to know how to install shiplap wall planks in greater detail, check out this article.

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