Hardboard wall installation

Wait minutes to allow adhesive to flash off but remain tacky , then firmly press panel to wall. Wait 10 minutes for adhesive to flash off but remain tacky , then firmly press to wall. Re-press panel every 15 minutes for the next hour, especially edges. For even caulking, apply low-tack removable masking tape on either side of joint. Caulk one joint at a time, and smooth with plastic spoon or fingertip while wearing protective rubber glove. Immediately remove tape after caulk joint is complete.

Do not wait for caulk to cure. Mouldings: PanelBoard joints can be caulked, or trimmed with extruded plastic mouldings. If using mouldings, squeeze a small bead of silicone caulk into moulding channel before inserting panel. Once the installation is completed, the panels may be cleaned when needed by wiping with mild soap and water.

Do not use abrasive cleaners on your new wall panels. Please provide this information in your message. We are Green Learn More. Step 1. Thank you!. Nothing more, nothing less. DPI foresters and logging contractors are dedicated to conservation, prompt reforestation, and the protection of wildlife, plants, soil, air, and water quality.

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Please provide this information in your message. We are Green Learn More. DPI paneling is designed to elevate the world around you. Ask a helper to help you guide each panel through the saw. Slide a stud finder along the wall where you intend to install the hardboard panels.

Mark the location of each wall stud on the ceiling and floor using a pencil so that you can see the marks once the panels are placed against the wall. Fit the first panel into place flat against the wall starting at one end.

Hammer panel nails though the panel into the remaining studs along the panel in the same manner. Butt up the second panel against the edge of the first panel. Fasten it to the wall studs in the same manner as you did with the first panel in Step 6. Repeat this process until you have completely covered the entire wall with tempered hardboard panels. Putty each nail hole with wood putty using a putty knife.