Installation

STEP 1
Acclimatization and choice of glue
We recommend acclimatizing wood panels to the new environment for 1-2 days, keeping them packed. Room temperature must be above 17°C and 35 - 65 % relative humidity must prevail. This will ensure that the panels get used to the climate of the new room. Use elastic polymer-based mounting adhesive to glue the panels to the wall. Do not use dispersion-based (water based) adhesives, as this can lead to deformation of the panels!
STEP 2
Wall preparation
Make sure that the surface on which you will install the panels is relatively flat. The surface must also be clean, dry (a maximum residual moisture of 5 %) and free of dust. The prod- uct is intended for use in rooms with relative humidity from 35% to 65%. The panels are made of natural wood, that is why use them in high humidity places is not recom- mended.


STEP 3
Fixing the panels to the wall
Use polymer-based flexible mounting adhesive to glue the panels to the wall. Do not use dis- persion-based (water based) adhesives, as this can lead to deformation of the panels. When choosing an adhesive, follow the adhesive manufacturer’s instructions about the surface onto which you plan to glue the panels, as well as the required amount of adhesive. Apply the glue as instructed. Make sure that the glue is also applied to the corners of the panels.
STEP 4
What to consider when assembling the panels
This material usually comes from old barns and mills where boards have been under the influence of wind, rain and sun for decades. Carefully processed and cleaned with greatest attention to the colour and texture. After brushing with machines, we get a unique looking texture and colour that cannot be artificially made. The brushed surface has a pleasant, warm, brownish tone. As a result, they can be easily used in any spatial design - contemporary or classical, serving modern interiors too.


STEP 5
Laying of panels
You can arrange the panels on the wall in your own unique pattern (horizontally, vertically, diagonally, or in any pattern of your choice) or as shown in the diagram. If the panels are of the same width (pic. A). If the panels are of different widths (pic. B). When starting a new row, we recommend using the previous (same width) row cuttings.
STEP 6
Sawing of panels
Wall panels can be sawn in several ways. Make markings on the panel to know where to saw. Saw the panel with a hand saw, circular saw, or jigsaw. Before sawing, read the operating instructions for the saw of choice. Since the panels are made of natural wood, some panels may bend slightly due to moisture and tension in the wood. If the bending of the panel does not allow it to be attached to the wall, cut it in half and place it according to the general pat- tern, this will not change the overall appear- ance of the wall in any way.


STEP 7
Outer corner
Outer angle could be made by applying panel in 45-degree angle (pic. A) or by using decorative moldings. (pic. B).
STEP 8
The inner corner
The inner corner is created by sawing the panel at a 45-degree angle.
