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Procedure
- Attach wooden bars, metal sections or plastic panels upon the target surface perpendicularly to panel mounting direction.
- Keep the 40-50 cm distance between backing bars, if mounted upon the wall and 30-40cm if mounted upon the ceiling.
- Use the gauge to preserve right angles and to level the surfaces.
- Mount the fittings first: capping element (#2), inward (#3) or outward corner post (#4).
- If panels do not adjoin the ceiling, attach the ceiling plinth to the top bar to cover the gap.
- Insert the first panel into the fitting by fixture flange side.
- Use gauge to make sure that the panel is perfectly aligned to target surface angle.
- Attach the fitting flange side to the bars with nails, self-drilling screws or metal brackets.
- Insert the second panel with its fixture flange side tightly into the leading panel’s trench. Make sure there is no gap between them. Fixate the panel.
- Trim the trailing panel alongside by 6-8mm, from the fitting flange side relatively to the centre of the fitting element.
- Insert it into the fitting and fix it tightly into the leading panel notch. No additional mounting required.
- If you want to combine two panel colours, use the fitting element (#7) to join them.
- Use extra backing in areas where shelves or cupboards are planned to be mounted.
- In the end of installation attach the floor-level plinth to the lower backing bars(#5).
Wall Panel Installation
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à) Screw mount | |
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b) Bracket mount | |
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c) Gluing
Ceiling Panel Installation | |
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a) If the ceiling surface is even and the premise is dry, you can mount the panels onto the walls without backing. |
b) If there is unevenness in the wall surface, or the humidity in the premise is high, you will have to mount the backing bars first. |
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c) Lower the ceiling by 10-15cm to provide extra isolation. |
You can easily embed lightning fittings into the panel. |
