Peel and Stick Wall Panels

Peel and stick wall panels give you the look of real wall paneling without nails, saws or a contractor. Every kit is cut from paintable MDF to exact lengths and backed with a strong self-adhesive tape, so you peel, press and paint. Most walls take one afternoon.

Which peel and stick panel style fits your wall?

• Shaker grid and board and batten: squares or vertical battens with a top rail, sold in 1 to 5 sets. One set covers about 47 in (120 cm) of wall width.
• Peel and stick wainscoting: frames or panels on the lower third of the wall with a 4 cm or 6 cm chair rail.
• Picture frame panels: upper and lower frames, nested frames or French step corners for a classic paneled wall.

Will peel and stick wall panels stay up?

Yes, on a clean, dry, smooth painted wall. Wipe the wall, let fresh paint cure for at least 7 days, press each piece for 30 seconds and avoid steamy shower walls. On textured walls, add a thin bead of construction adhesive. Pieces are 2.5 cm (1 in) or 4 cm (1.6 in) wide and light, which is why the adhesive holds.

How many panels do I need?

Measure the wall width and height, then use our free wall molding calculator. It gives the panel sizes, spacing and the exact kit size. Odd wall, door or window? Send your wall size and get a free layout drawing.

Peel and stick wall panels FAQ

Can I paint peel and stick wall panels?

Yes. The MDF is primed or ready to prime. Caulk the edges, then paint wall and panels together for a seamless look.

Are they renter friendly?

They come off with gentle heat and a putty knife. Expect small paint touch-ups when you move out.

Do they work in a bathroom?

Use them on dry walls away from the shower, sealed with semi-gloss paint.

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