PEEL & STICK BATHROOM WALL PLANKS

Wall planks for bathrooms can also be added to other walls in your home.

• Living room
• Bedroom
• Nursery
• Kitchen
• Office

Adding natural materials like wood can make your interior feel cozier and more welcoming. Everything-wall-planks is one of the new interior trends, and for good reason – there are countless designs to choose from, so you can go with the one that makes your space feel like home.

The color of your interior has a significant impact on your mood. Each hue evokes different emotions, so you’ll want to put some thought into choosing the right one. For reference, here’s how some popular bathroom colors affect your mood.

Green – Has a calming effect, relieves stress and anxiety

White – Opens up a space to make it feel airier

Gray – Has a comforting and warm effect

Blue – Soothes the mind and lowers respiration

Yellow – Exudes happiness and mimics sunshine

Stikwood offers wood planks for bathrooms of any size that create the exact feelings you want. You can choose from a broad spectrum of colors to bring serenity and peace into your bathroom.

When it comes to wood planks, bathroom walls might seem like a tricky place to fit them. With Stikwood, you don’t have to worry about durability or bother with complicated installation. All you have to do is follow these steps.

1. Prepare Your Bathroom and Planks

Before you unbox your planks, make sure your bathroom walls are dry. Don’t use the shower or other running water for at least 24 hours before installing the planks.

Take your planks out and separate them to ensure they have breathing room. Leave them in the bathroom for 2-5 days so they can get used to its temperature and humidity. This way, they’ll assume their final form before you install them.

To ensure there’s no leftover moisture, wipe the wall with a clean, dry cloth. If you recently painted the wall, wait at least 4-5 days before you install the planks.

Before you start the installation, gather the supplies you’ll need.

• A cutting tool
• A measuring tool
• A marking tool
• A ladder (or something else sturdy and safe to stand on)
• A J-roller

2. Set Up the First Two Rows

Draw a reference line around 25˝ from the ceiling. If your bathroom ceiling isn’t level, use the baseboard as a reference and measure up. Stikwood planks are 5˝ wide, so this way, you’ll leave enough room from the first couple of rows that’ll be the base for the rest.

Peel off the tape and stick the first two planks to the wall. They should be adjacent on both sides of the reference line and staggered so the ends are in different places, not lined up directly with each other. Place the remaining planks next to those (above and below the line) to finish the first two rows.

If you have a J-roller, use it to ensure your planks are stuck well to the wall. If not, you can use a similar object (like a clean pastry roller) or just press more firmly over the entire length of each plank.

3. Install the Remaining Rows

Stick the remaining planks around the first two rows. Ensure the planks are close to one another to avoid gaps.

When you get to the last row, cut the planks lengthwise to ensure they fit well. Once you’re done, use our Wood Corner Trim for all outside corners and your wood planks bathroom wall will be complete.

If you want to see a detailed installation process, you can find it here.

Can you envision your perfect bathroom? With so many choices, it’s hard to choose the best wood wall planks for bathrooms. There are so many ways to use them, so it’s easy to get overwhelmed by the choices.

If you need some inspiration, you can browse our ideas for a unique bathroom.