Flimsy and expensive

Don’t think this will hold up- it’s about as thick as a cardboard box. It needs to be framed supported or glued to another structure. It was like working with paper.

My fireplace needed an "accent", just wanted some texture and would pull in the Hale Navy I have on all my interior doors. Purchased raw green, two coats, cut with a grinder, liquid nails and a few brads.Finished with some trim to cover seams. Voila! Exactly what I was after.

I plan to use this on the bottom section of my home office walls.. I cant wait to start the project.

really nice quality

Easy and looks great!

Nice but the color fades

Good quality

Very nice but hard to cut

4 Stars

Great looking product, but it is backed on netting which makes it very hard to cut and splice. The bamboo was all the same color gray throughout which was awesome!

Just as promised. really good look

not worth it

Strictly just bamboo strips. No hardware. No way of hanging it. NOT worth $80!

I bought this to lay as temporary flooring in my apartment. I had seen someone online recommend i...

I bought this to lay as temporary flooring in my apartment. I had seen someone online recommend it. It looks so nice and seems to be holding up good. It’s obviously not it’s intended purpose, but it’s working out great for what I needed and envisioned. It’s surprisingly sturdy and well made. I got this in the darker finish too and it’s really pretty.

This is a very attractive bamboo panel. It measures 96” wide by 48” high. It is completely ligh...

This is a very attractive bamboo panel. It measures 96” wide by 48” high. It is completely light-tight so you cannot see through it at all. I had hoped to use it like a rollable draw shade, but I misread the measurements and was unable to do so. Instead I used it as it was intended: as a wall panel covering. It looks great and should last a good long time. It’s also washable and could be painted if desired (but I wouldn’t…the natural bamboo color is really nice looking).

This NATURAL BAMBOO PANEL is 48 IN. H X 96 IN. L, so in height it is somewhat short. The panels c...

This NATURAL BAMBOO PANEL is 48 IN. H X 96 IN. L, so in height it is somewhat short. The panels come attached to seem individual. I have mounted it to the fence I have in the back to create a privacy screen for an outside shower that I will be using this summer. This one piece is just enough for two sides of my outside shower so once piece is not enough. I like the texture and style, it makes it seems like I am at an oasis the way I used it outside, surrounded by plants.

This was a great addition to my Tiki bar. I measured the length that I wanted and cut it on a ba...

This was a great addition to my Tiki bar. I measured the length that I wanted and cut it on a band saw at a metal shop. I trimmed a foot off of the top to make the bottom fit, then I used the one foot portion for a panel at the top. It looks really great. The bamboo is easy to clean and it does not pick up a lot of dust. The light color makes it better in the dimly lit area without being overpowering.

This is very nice bamboo! This is not the reed type fencing I was expecting. This is high quality...

This is very nice bamboo! This is not the reed type fencing I was expecting. This is high quality natural color bamboo cut to consistent flat even strips about 11/16 inches wide..I am currently screening in my side deck so we can use it during mosquito season. I am going to use these bamboo panels to help keep wind blown rain from coming through the screens and getting everything wet. I will convert these to roll up shades and hang them under the eaves just outside the screens. I will be using a spray sealer on both sides to avoid any problems with moisture. Bamboo is naturally a weather resistant product but the backing the bamboo strips are attached to is not.

I got this to create a privacy/shade to use on my west-facing patio, though I'm still not sure ex...

I got this to create a privacy/shade to use on my west-facing patio, though I'm still not sure exactly how I 'm going to use it. First I was thinking of making a roller shade out of it, but it might work well as a framed panel too. Because it's natural, I can finish it pretty much any way I want, and I might even cut it down the middle and make two panels about 2 feet wide - so many possibilities. The back of this has a lightweight mesh that holds it all together so I'm not sure how that will hold up outdoors, but if I frame it as is that shouldn't be a problem. If I turn it into a roller shade I might have to remove the mesh and string each slat as it would be in a ready-made shade. Either way I'm going to have fun with this.