Exquisite Barnwood 7" Concrete Stamping Roller and Masonry Forms Tool, "Original Design" by SBC, contractor & homeowner favorite wood grain pattern since 2005. Creates the most pristine wood textures!

I bought this for painting, not the company's fault that i didnt read close enough and looked at the picture and thought they painted a piece of plywood to look like barnwood. What it actually does is make cement look like barnwood then you can paint it. It has a great texture and for the intended purpose works great. The company has been great to deal with, and they have some great tutorial videos for their products! Would deal with this company again. Now i have to find a project to use these on because they look too darn cool.

Very easy to use, built to last, easy cleanup and an inexpensive way for a quality faux finish.

What's delivered it narrower than what's in the picture. I got a red roller (color totally doesn't matter). That's about 5" wide. Will have to make each "board" by a separate stroke. Will take a long time on my porch project.

Really poor 0 from 10

This was easy to use and made my concrete shower floor look like wood planks. I'm over the moon pleased with how it turned out.

as i wanted to use this on walls, it’s very heavy and wouldn’t work on anything but concrete

lo recomiendo muy bueno

First off, I got this item WAY quicker than the estimated date which was wonderful. The seller said that for some reason (because the seller packs and ships themselves rather than through Amazon) it won’t let them provide a very accurate window for delivery. Anyway, the customer service for this company is also 10/10. Tammi is extremely helpful and wants to make sure you get all the info you need. For me, the texture roller wouldn’t really stay on my paint roller (I did read the directions saying most paint rollers expand but I did not see this as an option on mine and didn’t want to buy a new one). I also noticed that I wasn’t able to quite get the pressure I needed to push the roller into the concrete using the paint roller, so I actually ended up taking it off the paint roller and rolled it kind of like a rolling pin along the paver instead! Some pavers turned out better than others, but this is clearly due to user error and me not always getting the concrete the correct consistency and either pressing the roller in a little too soon, or a little too late. But, the beauty of this is that I wanted it to look rustic, so I’m ultimately pretty pleased with how it turned out and I can’t wait to apply the stain!