1

Prepare the Surface

Ensure the installation surface is clean, dry, flat and structurally sound. Remove dust, loose material, grease and surface contamination.

2

Measure & Plan

Measure the installation area and mark the panel layout before cutting or fixing.

3

Cut to Size

Cut the panel to the required dimensions using suitable tools. Use a fine-tooth saw for timber sections and a sharp utility knife where suitable for the flexible backing.

4

Apply Adhesive

Apply suitable construction adhesive evenly to the rear of the panel, following the adhesive manufacturer's instructions.

5

Position & Press

Place the panel onto the wall, check alignment with a spirit level and press firmly into position.

6

Align Adjacent Panels

Install the next panel carefully so the spacing, direction and pattern remain consistent.

7

Finish the Edges

Trim visible edges and complete corners or transitions for a clean finished appearance.

Tools

Tape Measure | Pencil | Spirit Level | Fine-Tooth Saw | Circular Saw | Utility Knife | Screwdriver / Drill | Construction Adhesive | Suitable Screws and Wall Fixings

Routine Cleaning

Use a soft dry cloth, microfibre cloth or vacuum cleaner with a soft brush attachment.

Light Marks

Use a slightly damp soft cloth. Avoid soaking the panel surface.

Moisture

Avoid prolonged exposure to water, high humidity and excessive moisture unless the product is specifically rated for those conditions.

Cleaning Products

Avoid strong solvents, abrasive cleaners and aggressive chemicals.

Sunlight

Prolonged strong sunlight may gradually affect the colour of natural or timber-look finishes.

Natural Variation

Where natural timber veneer is used, variations in grain, tone and pattern are normal material characteristics.