Upgrade Your Headboard with Peel-and-Stick Wood Boards
![Credit: sugarandcloth.com [https://sugarandcloth.com/2014/02/diy-ikea-hack-stikwood-headboard/] stikwood headboard](https://s3.amazonaws.com/manmadediy-uploads-production/photos/26106/1-Desktop302_large.jpg?1436151468)
It’s always a great deal when you not only stumble on a great project to tackle, you learn about new products at the same time. I recently found this amazing IKEA hack that featured a new product called Stikwood. I simply cannot wait to get my hand on some boxes of this product.
First off, lets check out this awesome project where you take a plain IKEA headboard and adhere the wood sticks to the back to create a wonderful wood backdrop.
![Credit: sugarandcloth.com [https://sugarandcloth.com/2014/02/diy-ikea-hack-stikwood-headboard/] stikwood headboard](https://s3.amazonaws.com/manmadediy-uploads-production/photos/26107/stikwood-headboard-139_large.jpg?1436151471)
Check out the entire project over at Sugar and Cloth.
Now, let’s check out some Stikwood.
![Credit: Stikwood [https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0165/7210/files/10499447_751150891603947_3936415836330440406_o_grande.jpg?6219] Stikwood](https://s3.amazonaws.com/manmadediy-uploads-production/photos/26109/10499447_751150891603947_3936415836330440406_o_grande_large.jpg?1436151475)
I could only find uses like wall art and headboards online, but I can totally envision using them to cover ply-boxes for side tables, refacing simple cabinet doors or creating light-weight, real-wood signage and artwork.
Learn more about Stikwood.
