Forever Bamboo Bamboo Panel 4ft x 8ft, Raw Green Burnt,Washable

Easy to use. I recommend a basic manual small saw. Cutting wasn’t difficult. Results look really good.And good quality bamboo.

We had an outdoor bar that had gotten rusty so I decided to cover it with bamboo wainscoting in burnt green. This was a bit more green than I originally thought it would be but it actually looks great with my decor. I cut it with simple snips and mounted it with spray adhesive gorilla glue then trimmed it with 1/2” jute rope also from Amazon. Fun project.

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.

My only regret is not buying this panel sooner. I bought the natural color because it was on sale. The quality is excellent and the panels are really easy to work with. I hung both by myself. I used small finishing nails and a hammer to attach them to the wall. I used a oscillating hand saw to do the cut outs. I am really happy with the end results. Update: I added an additional panel to the top of the wall for a more finished look. I absolutely love it!

Natural bamboo wall covering. It is “raw” bamboo slats on a fabric backing. This makes it easy to install (or remove) with a stapler and double sided tape, rather than using messy glue. I did a double coat of semigloss clear acrylic to preserve the color, look of the bamboo.