Real Weathered Wood Planks for Walls - Rustic Reclaimed barn Wood Paneling for Accent Walls, Easy Application (3 square feet)

I wrote a previous review due to some confusion in communication.concerning amount and delivery. This was an error on my part. Theother portion of my review stated that the product was beautiful andI loved the way these boards look. You won't be disappointed with thelooks or delivery.

I loved the wood for the wall in my home. The pieces were the perfect size and it was easy to handle and cut.Thanks!

To thin … had to glue two together to get a decent thickness. Not worth the money!

Came out very pretty but a lot of grey no red wood included. QC should make sure there’s a good mix of colors.

We did not buy the adhesive planks. Hubby ordered two boxes of 12 in x 3 1/2 in reclaimed wood planks, cut, glued and set in a frame approximately 2x3, as we had a very small area to work with. So easy to install and use, there were a lot of grey planks but the few with brown made the project look good. I love the way it turned out!

I put the stick wood around a large mirror that was glued to the wall. It now is framed and looks great!!

They are beautiful that's for sure but the descriptions need to be better. I saw there was a 1 square foot sample pack and another 3 square foot pack that does not read sample. We bought 2 of the 3 square foot packs but that are shorter than described. They are not as long as the regular packs so just make sure you are buying the "regular" packs not the sample or the 3 square foot pack because those are samples as well.

They’re basically all the same color and size so it doesn’t make a very cute pallet wall by itself. They are not adhesive, and are pretty thin so caulk or jewelry glue would likely be the best way to adhere these. These came via USPS and when I opened the box the planks were COVERED in ants. Hundreds and hundreds of ants poured out between the planks when I opened the box. I had to spread all the planks out and get rid of all the ants before I could use them. I guess my advice would be don’t leave them in your mailbox for any amount of time.