What preparation is needed before sticking on the panels?

Three things are needed to prep your stick-on wall panels. First, clean your walls with a dry cloth to remove dust and debris. Next, you should lay your stick-on panels out on the floor in your desired pattern. Finally, confirm your measurements and cut and panels that are too long.

How do you measure for wall panels?

Measuring for your stick-on wood panels is simple. You only need the length and width of your wall. Our planks are 127mm and 1180mm long. Depending on the size of your wall, and your desired arrangement, you may have to cut your planks down to fit your space.

Are they real wood panels?

Yes! All of our products are sustainably sourced and crafted with real wood. Don’t let the adhesive strips and easy-install fool you – these stick-on wood wall panels are fabricated with meticulous attention to detail and meet the highest quality standards.

Do you need to use adhesive to fit these panels?

The stick-on wood wall sheets come with their own adhesive strips. You don’t need any extra supplies to stick them on – just tools for measuring and cutting.

May 4, 2020

There’s never been a better time to take up a hobby!

In an ideal world, working from home is something that many of us would aspire to doing. Whether it’s having the option of a more flexible work / life balance, saying goodbye to a two hour commute, or simply a way to reduce stress levels, we see working from home as a utopian way of life!

In reality, as many people are now quickly realising in these unprecedented times, working from home doesn’t suit everyone.

Currently, the majority of the UK’s working population is wherever possible temporarily based at home, juggling online meetings in-between home schooling, whilst trying to remain positive.

Everyone will have their own coping mechanisms, but in times such as these it’s especially important to allow yourself some 'you' time. Taking up a new hobby, or re-visiting an old one is a great way of simply having some time out.

In fact, only in the last week the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, both patrons of ‘Heads Together’, emphasized the importance of mental wellbeing in these current times. One of their top tips was to allow yourself time to do something you enjoy, so if you are considering a new pursuit, perhaps marquetry might whet your appetite?

It’s a craft that certainly requires patience, coupled with a love of wood, but there are few things more satisfying than creating an object or transforming a piece of tired looking wooden furniture into something beautiful.

At The Wood Veneer Hub, we specialise in the supply of wood veneer. From more commonly found woods including Beech, Teak and Cherry to more rare species such as Makore, Indian Rosewood and Cerejeira, each veneer demonstrates the fabulous properties that wood offers.

If you’re new to this hobby, we have both equipment to get you started and wood veneer packs containing 18 high quality veneers in an assortment of wood tones.

Alternatively, if you’d prefer something more colourful, we also have a starter pack of 11 brightly dyed Tulipwoods.

So, if you’re considering a creative and rewarding new hobby, or revisiting your love of marquetry, look no further than The Wood Veneer Hub.

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