Timberwall Stained Heritage Brown Pine Wood Peel and Stick
Item #794745 |
Model #794745
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Timberwall captures one's imagination within various possibilities for every interior walls and design applications
Variety of natural shades within the boxes
Pre-finished and stained natural looking ready to apply
Green certification: PEFC
Personalize your walls with texture, color and vintage look
Selective blend of premium solid wood
General | |||
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Color/Finish Family | Brown | Installation Type | Peel and stick |
Finish | Stained | Edge Profile | Square |
Manufacturer Color/Finish | Heritage Brown | Paint Grade | Yes |
Series Name | Barnwood | Stain Grade | Yes |
Material | Wood | Moisture Rating | Dry conditions only |
Wood Species | Pine | ||
Dimensions | |||
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Coverage Area (Sq. Feet) | 9.7 | Variable Thickness | No |
Variable Length | No | ||
Features | |||
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Mold Resistant | No | Paintable/Stainable | Paintable/Stainable |
Certifications | |||
|---|---|---|---|
CA Residents: Prop 65 Warning(s) | No | ||
Compatibility | |||
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Can be Used For Ceilings | No | ||
Miscellaneous | |||
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UNSPSC | 30161900 | ||
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What Customers Are Saying
Customers are divided on this product. Many praise the rustic, reclaimed wood aesthetic and authentic character, with color variation and natural tones delivering the farmhouse look they wanted. However, roughly half report significant functional issues: boards frequently arrive warped or bowed, making installation difficult, and the factory adhesive often fails to hold planks securely, causing them to fall off over time. Many resort to supplemental fastening with nails or screws. While some accept warping as part of the rustic charm, others find it excessive and unworkable. A smaller group expresses strong disappointment, feeling misled by product images or regretting not choosing alternatives.
Customer review summary generated by AI, including incentivized reviews.Looks Great!!!
Didn't even mess with the sticking adhesive. Just left that backing in place and used a finished nailer with 2 inch 18 gauge nails (mostly) in studs. Worked like a charm. Went with chevron pattern shown in stock photos and looks amazing, accenting the wall perfectly. Decided to cheat and picture frame in the wall with a 1 plank border. I think it looks fine and saved me a ton of time on exact cuts. I just had to rip it withing an inch or two and knew it was going to be covered in the end. ...
Amazing look for less
I love the look of reclaimed wood on the wall and I was excited to see that Lowes has a self-stick option for less $ than some popular brands. I've installed over 100 sq ft. and I found that there is a trick to successful installation that is not mentioned in the instructions. The boards come long and they are not perfect - many are slightly bowed/concave (meant to look like reclaimed barn wood). Placed against an imperfect wall (no drywall is perfect), the adhesive sometimes does not make full ...
Kitchen ceiling
Placed this on 250 sq feet of uneven ceiling to hide damaged drywall and give my kitchen a farmhouse look and some character. It was easy to cut, but I did mix some watered down matched paint to paint the cut edges. (I cut the planks in different sized pieces to give it less of uniform look and more of a mixed wood look) Because I placed on the ceiling I secured with brad nails that you can't even see with the grey tone. There were just a few boards I had to re-nail a day later, otherwise the...
Harder to install than I thought
Ok, this is much much harder to install than I thought! If I had to do it over, I would pay the extra money for stikwood. This wood is very very thick compared to the stikwood. You definitely can't use a hand saw. This is the last diy project I do!! Also the heritage brown color was not what I was expecting, it looked like a ski cabin when I was done. Way too brown and dark looking. I added gray pearl by Dunn Edwards and dry brushed it. It's softer and more rustic looking. I still have to wait f...
Boards are very imperfect! But look great!
So......my contractor and I literally had to go through all the boxes I bought to pick out the boards that we could actually use. However, given the challenge of getting real barn wood this still worked for me! My contractor is one of the top in the area and he knew from the start that he would have to use nails but it added to the rustic look. Still worked for me. Will add a photo later. I plan to return the warped boards that we could not use. I don't expect the wall to be perfectly flat ...
Great Look and Feel
I am impressed with this product. I read other reviews before I purchased and decided to delve in because I liked the look and ease of use. For the most part, it looks perfect. Of course there are some imperfections, but that is what provides the character of the wall. I do recommend painting the wall a darker gray so that some of the areas between the boards will not be visible. I hesitate to post a photo of an unfinished room, but by my iPhone photo, you can see how well it works.
Use nails
It's a really nice looking product once installed but as other reviews have stated many boards are warped/bowed, which causes them to not make great contact with the wall. I used nails to make sure boards like that stayed on. If you're not going to use nails I would buy a bunch of extra boxes and pick out the straightest boards to use. It seemed like every box of seashore white had about 2-3 relatively straight boards, then the rest were a little or severely bowed. I was working with the seashor...
Not all planks are flat
We used these planks for a wall about our fire place. They worked as advertised by sticking to the wall. One problem was that some of the planks are not flush with the others, but we didn't think it would be a huge deal. Over the weekend, weather reached over 100 in our area. We noticed that some of the planks needed to be pushed a little bit back in. We think that the heat from the wall (the other side is the outside) affected the stickiness of the planks. After pushing them in a little t...
Company won't stand behind the product
The boards are all bowed, no way for them to stick to a wall, they are coming undone, and the company won't stand behind them. They say that is the way they are supposed to be and we should put nails in them...not why I bought a product that was self adhesive. Looks good from far away, but up close it's pretty bad. My husband is in really deep water because he did it to surprise me and finished the bulk of the project before I saw how bad they looked. Hoping Lowes will refund since the manufa...
Would not recommend
I would not recommend. It takes quite a bit of this product to actually cover a wall. The boards looked nice, but were very difficult to get a good seal when installing. They "popped" off of the surface and I ended up having to screw them in to secure. For the price, these were a total waste! Not to mention that even though I wasn't thrilled with the outcome, I really could not take them down and return them due to the adhesive ruining the wall if I did so. A $300 project that was a bust!
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