Yes!!! We take real reclaimed or sustainable wood and we print these cool patterns on them. Then we add Stikwood tape to the back to make them easy to install. You really should see them—the printing interacts with the wood grain in a way that is just.... cool.

Plankprints is Stikwood, with the addition of printed patterns.

Stikwood is ordered by the square foot. For plankprints, we recommend you order 10% extra. Click here for a video on how to measure.

With the exception of Linea that comes in 1-4 foot random lengths, plankprints come in 40 inch planks with a repeating pattern. For each row, just offset the planks and line up the patterns—it's easy.

Yes. On each collection and product page there is a get sample button. Just click it to add a sample to your cart.

Stikwood and Plankprints will stick to most reasonably flat, primed surface. This includes most standard drywall or plaster walls with regular textures, like knock-down, orange peel etc. If you are not sure, send us a picture to [email protected] and we can tell you.

We create them internally. Our staff of designers are always looking at nature and cool artwork for inspiration. We test them internally and refine them until they meet Stikwood's requirement for authenticity and innovation.

Many of our products are developed in partnership with designers and other customers. While we don't have a specific program to do custom Plankprints, if you know what you want, you should ask! Send us a note at [email protected]. We have produced custom pieces for customers, and you never know—you might just design the next Plankprint!

Yes. Stikwood works great for ceilings as it is lightweight and sticks great. You can also use it in bathrooms. Things to watch out for are heavy textures like popcorn ceilings and any surface with excessive moisture or dust. You can always ask us at [email protected] and we can tell you wether your install will work for Stikwood!

No, Stikwood is not veneer. Veneers are ultra thin pieces of wood peeled from a log typically. Stikwood is thin (around 1/8 inch thick), but it is milled from real wood like a normal board. It's designed to be thin, so that the wood will conform to your wall and stick like crazy. If you are worried it is weak or fragile, don't be, because it will take on the strength of what you stick it to. If your wall is strong... Stikwood will be strong.