Stikwood is semi-permanent. Meaning, if you choose to remove Stikwood you will need to pry it off of the wall. Once the planks are removed, the adhesive will need to be removed from the work surface and some minor repairs may need to be done as well.

Stikwood's thin planks make it easy to cut. You can use a mitre saw, chop saw or hand saw, but be sure to use a fine tooth blade with whichever saw you use.

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Yes! Stikwood's adhesive system is considered a semi-permanent interior wood solution.

Our reclaimed wood planks are 3/16" thick and our sustainable hardwood planks are 1/8" thick.

Stikwood is crafted from 100% real sustainable and reclaimed wood planks that can be used to decorate your walls.

The majority of our Stikwood products come in 5-inch widths. The only two exceptions are our Reclaimed Barrel Oak and our Reclaimed Sports Floor. These come in 2-inch widths.

The majority of our Stikwood products come in 5-inch widths. The only two exceptions are our Reclaimed Barrel Oak and our Reclaimed Sports Floor. These come in 2-inch widths.

We don't offer boxes in 5 square feet increments, but we do offer boxes in 10 square feet increments!

Stikwood will stick until you decide to remodel again. The adhesive is rated for 10 years.

If Stikwood is applied according to the recommended directions for application, then you shouldn't experience any issues with it not sticking to your surface. However, if you are having issues, then it is likely one of a few things that could be causing it:

1. The area was still damp before Stikwood was applied
2. The area was not totally clean before hand.

Note: In the off chance that you see any curling or have issues of it not sticking, you can simply apply a couple of small tack/pin nails and continue to enjoy your transformation!

Stikwood will stick to any interior surface. The surface needs to be clean and smooth. If you'resticking Stikwoodto a wall that is not painted, you'll need to apply a coat of primer and let it dry completely.

It's not absolutely necessary to seal Stikwood when it's used as a backsplash. If you are concerned about water exposure, we can offer an add-on product called Splash Safe for $2.00 extra per square foot. This features commercial grade sealant applied to the front side of the planks for added durability.

It can work in a bathroom setting as long as you take the proper preparation steps before installing it. First, it's important to be sure that your wall doesn't exceed 9% moisture content before installing. If possible, let your walls dry out for a couple days before installing and again after installing. It's important that you allow the material to acclimate unwrapped and outside of the box for 48 hours in whatever environment you are installing it in. Be sure to also use a J-Roller during installation to ensure proper adhesion for each plank.

In most cases, Stikwood can safely be used around a code-approved fireplace as long as the surface you're applying the Stikwood to is not exposed to combustible materials. Each situation is unique, so it is important that you consult your fireplace's installation and safety manual before applying, to assure the area you are using Stikwood is considered a safe surface. We have had many customers use Stikwood to transform their fireplace with great success!

We are currently testing a new adhesive that is designed for temporary uses. In the meantime, we recommend nailing/screwing a thin piece of primed and/or painted plywood to the desired surface, and applying Stikwood directly to the plywood.

Some textured surfaces will adhere to the Stikwood products with ease, while others (that are less smooth) may have issues achieving maximum bonding. We recommend sanding the texture down if it is too textured. Once it is sanded, clean the area of dust/debris, then apply the Stikwood to the smooth surface.

Stikwood is not designed for outdoor use. Without the adhesive, professionals (who are knowledgeable regarding the properties of real wood products) have used Stikwood in some outdoor applications. Stikwood is recommended as a semi-permanent interior wall-decor.

Yes, Stikwood can go on a door or cabinet with ease. Make sure to use a J-Roller to ensure maximum bonding between the surface and the adhesive.

Yes, Stikwood can be used on ceilings, and it often is! If your ceiling is smooth, you can apply it normally. With that said, if you have a ceiling that's too rough, such as a popcorn textured ceiling, then the ceiling should be sanded first. If you're not sure whether or not your ceiling needs to be sanded, try a sample piece as a test and/or send our support team a photo.

Absolutely! In fact, Stikwood is ideal for commercial and retail spaces, because the work can be done within a matter of hours with minimal hardware. Plus, there are no VOCs, so you can transform a space without interfering with your customer's experience.

Absolutely! In fact, Stikwood is ideal for commercial and retail spaces, because the work can be done within a matter of hours with minimal hardware. Plus, there are no VOCs, so you can transform a space without interfering with your customer's experience.

Absolutely! In fact, Stikwood is ideal for commercial and retail spaces, because the work can be done within a matter of hours with minimal hardware. Plus, there are no VOCs, so you can transform a space without interfering with your customer's experience.

Stikwood is semi-permanent. This is a fancy way of saying it sticks really well. So depending on how careful you are when you remove it, it may require some light drywall paper and paint repair.

Stikwood is fairly flexible, but this will depend on how tight your curved wall is. The best way to make sure Stikwood is right for you when special conditions like this arise is to send photos along with a description of what you want to do to support@stikwood.com

The wood takes on the strength of what you stick it to, so things like picture hangers and thumbtacks work great in stikwood and the underlying wall. For larger items like shelves, they should be hung like they would be on a wall without stikwood - the screws should fasten toa stud within the wall.

Yes - you can apply paint and sealer to stikwood. We do offer a Splash Safe Polyurethane sealer option on most products. Make sure to test it on a small spare piece so you know you like the finished look.

There have been many successful Stikwood installations over tile. The main factor is the type of tile itself. Send an image and description to support@stikwood.com and our team can help you determine if Stikwood will work with your tile.