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Have you been looking to invest in a brand new material for your project? Finding the right type of materials for your needs can sometimes feel a little overwhelming, and with so many choices on the market, this shouldn’t really come as much of a surprise. Nevertheless, there are plenty of options you could consider, and WPC is just one such example. In line with this thought, today, we’re looking at some of the main things you should know to help make installing high-quality WPC wall cladding easier as a result.
If you’ve been feeling a little unsure about how to install your wood-plastic composite wall panels successfully, don’t panic; in fact, one of the great selling points of this unique material is its versatility and ease of installation, as we’ve outlined in the following section.
Before you can begin the installation process, you will first need to prepare the area where the panels are to be added. For the best results, the wall should be completely clean and dry; it’s also recommended that you repair any cracks or damage to the wall before you attempt to install the WPC wall cladding.
Once your wall space is ready, you can begin taking measurements to help when choosing how much space you’ll need for the installation. As part of this, be sure to measure both the wall and the panels themselves to more accurately measure out the area and ensure your panels will fill the space accurately. You may need to cut the panels to size to ensure they fit as part of this process.
The easiest way to install WPC wall panels is often to use an adhesive-based approach. To do so, coat the back of the first panel evenly with a layer of adhesive before adding these to the clean, dry wall. We recommend using levels to help measure whether the panels are flush with the wall. Remember: once the adhesive has dried, removing these will be much trickier, so addressing this now is advisable.
While you can base the installation on adhesives, securing the panels tightly in place using screws is a good way to add additional confidence to the work. Screwing the panels down can help make them able to withstand greater pressure and reduces the risks of the panels falling off of the wall or getting damaged. Once this is done, you can potentially also consider adding trim around the panels, which can help give them a more professional finish.
If you have been looking for new ways to install WPC wall cladding, there are several possible options you could consider, and we have outlined several tips and pointers in today’s guide to help. However, if you’re not sure which cladding option is right for your needs, we can help with this; so, get in touch with us today at info@mexytech.com, and we’ll try to find a solution that works for you.
