Oak Wall Cladding, 3D Wall Panels, Textured Oak Wood, Wooden Wall Design, Model OZO (1m2)

We had to cover uneven wall, this was great solution. As it it in the kitchen we protected with vanish. Love it.

This was just what I wanted for a backsplash to finish my scandi new kitchen. I did it myself, so was easy. Just have to sand and finish with a Matt varnish- recommend if you are looking for something different and does look expensive- used a jigsaw

Bought this and looks amazing, but to be honest, some of the thinner planks were warped on opening and not all planks in the same size groups are totally equal so some cutting and sanding is requiredAlso I found some of my planks burnt on one side, as though the blade was worn and some edges were splattered again if a worn blade had been used to cut it at factory. Saying all this when fitted it looks amazing and is a beautifulIdea and is different

Very nice, was finished with Danish oil,

Love the look of this, acclimated for 1week, used no more nails as adhesive (6 tubes for 7.5m2) worked well, small pieces will move more than thicker pieces, so if doing again I’d apply more glue to these (I did a little bit on day one then finished it on day two). I used ronseal diamond coat to seal it, brings out the grain perfectly

I bought 8m2 for a feature wall, it looks great. Installation was quite easy I used OB1 adhesive. As others have said a few of the smaller pieces had cupped, but not so much as to be noticeable and I order 10% extra so I did,nt use the worst one. Its also easy to cut, which I did to create a random pattern.

This product is of poor quality, with information sketchy about quantity, several planks cracked or warped upon delivery. After following the instructions, 90% of the wood warped, bowed, cracked on application, and this is a very poor quality product that I would not recommend to anyone, I for one am about to rip the whole lot off the wall and replace with another poduct

The media could not be loaded. I used, quality adhesive to fix the cladding to the wall, what I would say is; it requires nails (nail gun) as well. The thinner boards warp when the adhesive is applied and they pull away from the wall. I had to remove a number of boards and replace. Although the cladding is Engineered, a number of boards were varying in height which then required trimming along the length. It's labour intensive and really it's worth the price tag. The 4mm board aren't flat straight out of the box.