Forever Bamboo Wainscoting Wall Panel for Interior Decoration Bamboo Wall Panel Carbonized Finish 4 ft H x 8 ft L

Worked amazing. Very easy to cut and install. I ended up using silicone to adhere to wall since it was in my bathroom and it doesn't have it's own adhesion. A good amount came on the roll so I have so much left over from two rolls. The size worked out so I didn't have to shorten it. I won't know about durability yet since it is a rarely used bathroom which is why I chose to put it in there. If there is any changes from moisture or anything else I will update my review. Other than that I love it and loved working with it.

This was easy to install in bathroom and paint.

The board is sturdy but not to heavy. It’s pretty and the color matches the pics. I used it as a headboard substitute and its held up great.

I purchased this from the amazon warehouse deals so it was cheaper. I didn't mind the color knowing I would be painting it so I ended up with the green. This one came with lots of the "knots" that are typical of bamboo. There is another review that is painted, I didn't see these bumps. I imagine it can be sanded down some to make them less noticeable. It absorbs the paint for sure. It took multiple coats for coverage. Also, some of the spacing is wonky and you can see the mesh on the back that holds it together. I had to really work the paint into these spots. I used adhesive and a pin nailer. I learned to nail at the "knots" or further down from the edge, otherwise the bamboo can and will split. Overall I am very happy with the cheaper version of pole wrap for my laundry.

Was perfect for m wall. Quality. Nice looking product for my wall. Highly recommend if you’re looking for tropical style.

Easy installation with spray adhesive. Love the updated look in my kitchen ❤️!!

This was definitely my most ambitious DYI yet LOL I wanted to add an accent wall to my office space and this was a great budget alternative to pole wrap. It was a bit harder to cut than I had anticipated but it worked. Would definitely be easier had I had power tools. I rent so I used command strips to attach to the wall, it mostly worked, just had to reinforce a couple of spots with tiny screws which I then covered with wood trim to create a shoji effect. I love how it turned out!

Added this to a wall in our office that was really beat up. Looks amazing.