Wood Grain Peel and Stick Slat Wall Panels

What these wall panels are

These are peel and stick wall panels with a wood grain surface. The material is matte PVC vinyl over a paper backing, and the back carries a self-adhesive layer. You press each roll onto the wall and smooth it down. No glue, no nails, no special tools.

The matte finish keeps the look soft rather than glossy, so it suits living rooms, bedrooms, studies and entryways. The surface wipes clean with a damp cloth.

Size and coverage

Each roll is a single long sheet. One roll covers 12.9 sq ft (1.2 m2). Measure your wall and divide by that number to know how many rolls you need. Add a little extra for trimming around outlets, corners and edges.

Colors

Six wood tones let you match the room you have:

• Light wood: a pale, airy tone for bright rooms
• Natural oak: a warm mid tone with visible grain
• White: clean and quiet, good for small spaces
• Dark gray: deep and modern
• Gray: a soft neutral that sits between light and dark
• Walnut: a rich brown with strong grain lines

Where they can go

These panels stick to smooth painted walls, tile and glass. The surface needs to be clean, dry and flat. Textured walls, fresh paint and dusty surfaces can keep the adhesive from holding.

Use them as a full accent wall behind a bed or sofa. Use a single roll as a narrow feature strip beside a doorway or window.

How to fit them

1. Wipe the wall with a damp cloth and let it dry fully.
2. Measure the height and width of the area you plan to cover.
3. Cut the roll to length with scissors or a craft knife.
4. Peel back a few inches of the paper backing from the top.
5. Press the top edge into place and smooth downward.
6. Peel the rest of the backing away as you go, pressing out air bubbles with a cloth or squeegee.
7. Trim the edges and any openings with a sharp blade.

For the best line, start at a corner or a straight edge and work outward. If you need to reposition a panel, peel it back slowly and press it again.

Care

Wipe the panels clean with a damp cloth. Skip abrasive pads and harsh cleaners, which can dull the matte surface. A mild soap and water mix handles most marks. Dry the surface after wiping to avoid streaks.