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

These look incredible! I’d highly recommend it.Please save your time/money/effort and only buy the glue this company sells. The glue is a bit pricey, so when the initial ones run out I spent quite a bit of time to order something similar (compared the ingredients and characteristics of the glues), however that cheaper one ended up damaging the wooden panels (they all curled up and fallen off the next day).To have a successful project make sure you buy their own glue.We glued them on a few months ago and they’re rock solid. I would highly recommend it. It looks stunning.

Great product easy to fit

I thought will be ok when I do it but woods after staining and lacquering looks absolutely amazing. Worth any price if you want your house looks premium. I choose lite option with shorter woods and I think is better option. Anyway high recommend this product for anyone who cares about his house

Pro: The product sizes are accurate and the finished side is sanded to a good finish. Con: Product is way to expensive for what it is, unfinished wood so it might bend even before you finish fitting it, needs expensive glue just to get it on, depending on finish you might need to sand it between coats to get a smooth final product.Unfortunately.Even with a polymer adhesive we noticed significant bowing in the thin panels just about 2 hours after they have been glued on. We ended up removing them right away.It was an order specially instructed by our customers and we ended up being right about that these do not fit the purpose.Since these are natural unfinished wood (of all kind), the given thickness makes them prone to bowing due to humidity. For this price you better off looking for a fully finished wall panel. It will be cheaper and will not bow when humidity rises. Especially in the UK.

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.

Very nice, was finished with Danish oil,

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

£90 for delivery far to much clading top notch