Our wall panels are made from 100% authentic, exotic woods sourced from around the globe. The quality of our products is evident in the smell, texture, and color of each panel.

Yes, our panels have a subtle, almost imperceptible UV coating on both sides to ensure durability and protection against the elements.

Before installation, clean the wall with a damp cloth to remove any dust or debris. Make sure the surface is completely dry before proceeding. Test adhesion by applying a plank to a small, inconspicuous area and checking for proper adherence after 48 hours.

Absolutely! Simply follow the installation instructions provided on our website. If you have any questions or need assistance, feel free to contact us.

While it's hard to imagine growing tired of Feeling Wood panels, they can be removed if desired. Removal may require some effort and may necessitate wall repairs and repainting afterward.

The premium adhesive used for our double-sided tape is rated for 10 years, but it may last even longer with proper care.

We are committed to using eco-friendly materials and sustainable practices. Our advanced machinery reduces wood usage by up to 25% compared to competitors and 80% less than traditional wood paneling. We also repurpose 100% of our wood waste by creating biomass briquettes. All of our wood wall paneling is made from responsibly sourced wood, and our packaging is 100% recyclable and made from recycled cardboard.

Feeling Wood can adhere to most standard wall textures, provided the surface is painted, dry, and free of dust. For uncommon or excessively textured walls, you may need to sand down the bumps and paint the sanded areas. If you're unsure about whether your walls require sanding, please contact us for guidance.

Yes, Feeling Wood can be used for ceiling installations. If your ceiling has a rough texture, like a popcorn finish, it should be sanded and primed before applying the panels.

Absolutely! You can recycle the Feeling Wood packaging, panel trimmings, and tape peelings by placing them in your recycling bin.

Yes, once installed, Feeling Wood panels can be treated like a regular wall. Just ensure that your screws or nails are long enough to reach the underlying wall.

We generally do not recommend using Feeling Wood panels for outdoor applications.

To clean Feeling Wood panels, simply use a soft, damp cloth to gently wipe away dust or dirt. Avoid using harsh chemicals, abrasive materials, or excessive water, as they may damage the wood's finish.

Yes, Feeling Wood panels can be easily cut to accommodate outlets, switches, or other wall features. Use a utility knife, handsaw, or jigsaw to trim the panels as needed.

Feeling Wood panels are designed for use in most interior spaces. However, they are not recommended for areas with high moisture levels or direct water exposure. To protect your panels and ensure their longevity, avoid installing them in areas prone to dampness or humidity.

Begin by measuring your wall's height and width in inches. Multiply the two measurements, then divide the result by 144 to obtain the square footage needed. To account for potential waste, add an extra 5% to the total. Here's an example of this calculation, or you can consult this guide for more comprehensive, step-by-step instructions: Example: Wall Width = 96 inches Wall Height = 108 inches 96 inches x 108 inches = 10,368 inches 10,368 inches / 144 = 72 square feet 72 square feet + (72 x .05 waste) = 75.6 square feet total

Feeling Wood panels are designed for installation on flat surfaces. Installing them on curved walls or surfaces may be challenging and could result in poor adhesion. For best results, we recommend installing the panels on flat, even walls.

Feeling Wood panels are made from high-quality wood and are reasonably resistant to everyday wear and tear. However, they are not immune to scratches and dents, especially if subjected to heavy impacts or sharp objects. To maintain the appearance and longevity of your panels, handle them with care and avoid contact with abrasive materials.

While Feeling Wood panels come with a beautiful natural finish, it is possible to paint or stain them to match your existing décor. However, doing so may alter their appearance and texture. We recommend testing the paint or stain on a small, inconspicuous area or a spare panel before applying it to the entire installation.