Tools required

Step One

Check that walls are even. Otherwise, fix battens to wall. For showers, backing should be wet area plasterboard or fibro cement sheeting. The EDGING can be used to cap the top (and sometimes bottom) of the panels. For full ceiling height, EDGING can be fixed to the top of the wall before installing panels.

Step Two

Cut EDGING to size with fine tooth saw. Fit in vertical position at wall edge (if starting in corner, fit CORNER PROFILE) and staple, pin or glue to wall.

Step Three

Cut Panelscape panels to length using fine tooth saw. Fit first panel ROUNDED EDGE into EDGING or CORNER PROFILE. Apply silicone adhesive to the back of the panel and glue to wall or battens.
 

Step Four

Panels can be also fixed to wall or battens by stapling or nailing through the U shape panel edge instead of, or as well as, applying adhesive to the back of the panels.
 

Step Five

Repeat until the whole wall is covered. To install the last panel, fit the EDGING or CORNER PROFILE and measure the distance left. Deduct 6mm for the measurement and cut the panel to fit.

NOTE: For shower or bath walls, panel joins and bottom of panels should be thoroughly sealed with mould resistant silicone sealant.