Timberchic River Reclaimed Wooden Wall Planks - Simple Peel & Stick Wall Covering Application for DIY Accent Wall & Home Improvement - Premium Wall Paneling - Herringbone Pattern

If you’ve been thinking about using reclaimed wood somewhere in your home to add interest, do yourself a favor and purchase this product! Our island was entirely white on the one side and I HATED it. I originally purchased the herringbone set planning to install it with the herringbone design but I decided against it after purchase mostly because of the outlet and vent on the island. Plus the vertical placement meant less measuring & cutting. It was super easy to do! The only tools I needed were a small handsaw, measuring tape, and sandpaper. It looks so much better & I also LOVE that it is ethically reclaimed wood!

Still work I progress. But we love it already. Also, the fact that it is made out of reclaimed wood.

The material and size looked the same as advertised BUT All the packs were the same color except one. RETURN!!

Forgive the mess! It took a little practice to work out the pattern; I didn’t want to cut 8 million pieces to make a herringbone wall, so I tried out a few formations and it turned out great.You definitely need a saw, but I did use a box cutter for fine work.Highly recommend, easy to use and looks amazing.

All pros with no cons so far. I'll update this review if anything changes.Pros:1. Gorgeous variation of color in the River Planks2. Sustainable product with a cool back story3. Extremely easy to install. Each plank has 3m tape on it. Timberchic sends an extra roll of tape for the small trim pieces you may need to cut, but I didn't need to use that. Timberchic also sends a triangle template to help you ensure the correct 45 degree angles to begin each vehicle row. All cuts to end rows at floor, ceiling, or inside corners are all easy 45 degree or 0 degree cuts. It you have a miter saw, thus is a piece of cake!4. Customer Service is stellar! Half of my boxes were soaked by the time they arrived due to a large snow storm that shut down UPS for 2-days. Evidently my boxes sat in the snow during this time. No fault of Timberchic, but they were super responsive and sent a replacement plus prepared shipping label for a return.Tips:1. Buy a rubber roller as recommended by the manufacturer. It'll save your fingers the effort and create a better seal for the tape.2. The instructions stopped with the first row. I wasn't 100% confident how to tie in other rows, but it turns out to be fairly intuitive. I recommend that you use the horizontal line from the instructions and the triangle template piece provided by Timberchic to ensure each of your vertical rows remain aligned. If you start to veer off, you will notice the pieces no longer fit together perfectly. I ran I to this on my 2nd vertical row and had to shave a bit off of several pieces. I learned that lesson when I began my other vertical rows I was more careful and used the triangle.If you've read this far, then go ahead and buy the Planks- you know you want them :-)