RMK12007WP Brown Weathered Planks Peel and Stick Wallpaper

This is awesome to install, so easy to reposition and doesn't lose its adhesion if you need to pull it up and stick it back down. Standing three feet away, it looks like real wood. Up close, though, since it has no texture it is pretty obvious it's just contact paper. Still beautiful though. We rent, and our upper cabinets were starting to look pretty beat up. This is a wonderful solution! Gave our cabinets a whole new look! Not sure I would use this as a long term cabinet wrap, we will only be here for another two years and then this product will be removed anyway. The only downside to this product is the lack of a grid on the backing. Still easy enough to measure and cut, but a grid would have made installation even more timely. There is an expected plastic-y odor when you open the packaging and unroll the product, but the odor goes away very quickly. I would highly recommend this product--would look even more beautiful on a wall! I do not believe this product would remove paint when taken down, though I have not yet experienced how the adhesive will react once it has been stuck to a surface for any real length of time. UPDATE: It's been well over a year since we put this product on our cabinets and it has held up beautifully! We wrapped out lower cabinets as well (drawer faces and cabinet doors), and through all the opening and closing and expected abuse, at no point as the adhesive lost its integrity. Still sticking firmly and not fraying were there is frequent friction. We did scrub down the all the faces of the cabinets as well as left the roll out to acclimate for about 2 days before trying to install--which may be why we had didn't have the same shrinkage or lack of sticky-ness issues as some other reviewers claimed. Changed the rating from 4 stars to a solid 5.

I put up wood paneling and added this to the spaces, I didn't panel and it was so easy and super fun. I had a difficult time starting the paper ( starting the sticking part) but figured it all out, and hanging was very easy. The paper is durable and did not smell at all, and I would know it it had a smell. I am very sensitive to smells.So, no vinyl smell, nothing, zero. I am planning on doing much more in my home, and using this or very similar paper. I would recommend getting a squeegee and a fine exacto knife. It syaed up just fine, I went over it about three times with the Sqeegee, and it stayed perfectly well on painted walls. The lines are very easy to line up if you prefer papering in pieces, it's very easy. Color is vibrant and fence looks strong and almost real. It is not 3D exactly but, looks beautiful!!! I put up real wood panels and added these on the sides, it look great and lots of compliments ( even from my MIL, lol!), have fun and enjoy this paper, I really do.

Love the color and how forgiving it is for a newbie. I had to peel it up a few times to get it aligned properly. I used this for background on a large bookshelf.

This peel-and-stick wallpaper is SO EASY to install... almost fool-proof. Very durable, and forgivable.

I really wish the rolls were larger for the price. However it's gorgeous and very easy to use.

We installed this paper about a month ago. We installed this in our camper trailer that we live in full time. I was sceptical when we decided to give peel n stick paper a try. I did a lot of research and read a lot of reviews. So here's my experience: First, the wall must be completely clean. We scrubbed and then primed and then washed again. Second, lining up the pattern did cost us some waste. I had to shift the paper about nine inches to get the pattern to line up correctly. But it does line up well. So when ordering, make sure to take this into consideration. I got lucky and had just enough to finish my project. Third, putting in large pieces is royal pain. The directions state to NOT stretch the paper which feels like a thin vinyl. It can be very difficult to peel the backing and lay the paper without stretching. But stretching does change the distance in the pattern and make matching the next strip a pain. Forth, work out the bubbles as you go because they can be difficult to remove once the paper is laid. Fifth, it does peel off easily to reposition and fix wrinkles. Then it lays back down just as well as the first time. I really worked this paper, pressing and working it to fit before trimming it into place. But despite the hassle, when it was done, it is gorgeous. As I said before, it's been nearly a month and except for working out a couple more bubbles, I haven't had any issues with it shrinking or peeling. It's still as nice as the day I put it up. Overall, I'm very pleased with the result.

I absolutely love the end result. I read reviews saying adhesion was an issue (even when they cleaned the walls) but I can't say that I've had any issues. The paint has a matte finish so it sticks great. I've had it up about a month. Time will tell if it falls or shrinks. But I did overlap it wells enough that if it does shrink, a gap is unlikely. Install is pretty easy. You definitely have to find your technique and I'm super anal about everything lining up and being straight so install took me about 3 hrs the first time and about and hour around the door frame a separate day. I was dreading doing around the door. That part sucked. Also, make sure you have a high enough ladder! I put a step stool on a 4ft ladder to be able to reach, super dangerous lol but its all I had. I installed 100% on my own. It's possible but likely easier with two people. Make sure you get the wallpaper tool kit. Has an exacto knife, a couple smoothers as well. Worth the $6 easily. I also took off the light switch covers and plug covers before hand to get a seamless look versus cutting a hole in the vinyl around the switches and outlets. I just ordered another beautiful pattern for my bedroom. Super excited for it to arrive. BUY IT!!!! You won't regret it.

I put this up as a wainscot instead of using beadboard or real distressed wood. It looks great, and I've had several people ask me if it's real wood! As I was only using 33" lengths, I had no trouble positioning or repositioning it by myself, but I can see where one person could have trouble hanging this full-length. If it folds back on itself, you'll have a difficult time unsticking it, and chances are you'll ruin it - so if you're doing a floor-to-ceiling job, make sure you have help! Use a wallpaper smoothing tool to get out any air bubbles, and work slowly and patiently for best results. I also recommend using a snap-blade utility knife for cutting and trimming - you'll need to change blades frequently for clean, consistent cuts. Be sure to order more than you need to allow for pattern match and any mishaps that may occur along the way. I ordered two 28-square foot rolls for a 30-square foot area, and was well into the second roll when I finished. This was due to the pattern match, as I didn't have any "accidents" during the installation. This is a very durable wall covering. I placed a chair rail over the top edge, and I haven't had any problem at all with the material falling off the wall (as others have reported) in the three weeks that it's been up. Oh, and my walls aren't perfectly smooth, but the product actually covered the flaws very well, with no bubbling. I'm more than pleased with this purchase, and plan on ordering more to use elsewhere in the house.