- Wood substrates must be firmly attached to the base structure; The Wall Tiles must not be mounted on unstable, poorly attached baseboards.

- The substrate must be load-bearing, dry, clean and degreased.

- The surface must be stable and free of cracks, bends and unevenness.

The existing substrate must be firmly attached to the subfloor; do not attach the wall panels to unstable, poorly attached tiles.

- The surface of the tiles must be thoroughly cleaned and degreased before applying the adhesive.

The substrate shall be leveled within a maximum of 2 mm per 1 meter in length [0.08 inch per 40 inches]. No unevenness, deflection and defects

Clean the wall of dirt and dust and degrease it if you are installing it on a non-absorbent surface. The surface should be even and stable.

Before starting the installation, measure the lengths of the walls on which the wall panels will be installed. A well-planned layout of the panels will avoid very narrow elements and allow you to maintain proportions.

Cut the panels using a circular saw with a guide. For cutting, we recommend using discs with a sufficient number of teeth, for example, ø165 mm (56 teeth) and ø350 mm (108 teeth). Be sure to cut the panel with the decorative surface facing up. If there are electrical outlets or other installation components on the wall surface, cut holes in the panel before installing it. Depending on the shape, the holes can be cut with a hole saw or a jigsaw.

The cut panels must be cleaned. The lower surface of the panels to which the adhesive will be applied must be free of dust, dry and degreased to ensure proper adhesion of the adhesive.

Glue the double-sided mounting tape vertically to the surface of the substrate. This ensures even distribution of the adhesive and facilitates installation and holds the panels in place until the adhesive cures. The tape should be applied at even, approximately 20-45 cm intervals (depending on the wall surface).

Apply mounting adhesive to the underside of the panel or wall surface. If you are using glue from a cartridge or foil pack, apply it in vertical stripes at 10-cm intervals. Do not apply the glue in dots. Apply glue under the perimeter of each cut opening. The glued surfaces should be joined within 10 minutes of applying the glue.

Apply the mounting adhesive to the underside of the panel or wall surface. Apply the adhesive to the entire surface of the panel to be glued. Do not apply the adhesive in dots. The adhesive is applied with a putty knife (C1) in a layer of 4x4x4 mm. The glued surfaces must be joined within 40 minutes of applying the adhesive.

After the glue is applied, place the panel against the wall and press it down. For optimum strength, press the elements to be glued so that there is a 2-3 mm ventilation gap between them. This gap allows the glue joint to permanently transfer the deformation.

Expansion joints should be filled with a flexible grout (epoxy, silicone) or with special finishing profiles. Before applying the grout, protect the surfaces along the expansion joint with painter's tape - this facilitates the grouting process and protects the surfaces from dirt. The profiles should be installed during the assembly of the panels. To install the profiles, use the same glue that you use to glue the panels. During installation, fill the internal surfaces of the profiles with silicone to seal the joint between the profile and the panel.