To complete your indoor panel install, you will need the following tools and equipment. See tools here.

HOT TIP For beginners, paint a black borderline around the edge of your project wall. This is if you cut your panel too small and more forgiving when you paint it black.

• If installing the panels behind a TV, ensure the TV is bracket is mounted on the wall (you do not want the weight of the backet and the TV on the panels)
• Relocate power points and light switches if needed

1. Measure each panel to its position on the wall
2. Place masking tape on the felt backing of each panel to show your cut line. If a row of staples are located on the offcut side of your cutting line, apply extra staples prior to cutting your panel to ensure the slats are secure to the felt backing.
3. Cut the panel with a circular saw/band saw or drop saw with a fine tooth blade. Cutting your panel facedown, creates a reverse cut, ensuring no damage to the wooden veneer.
4. If installing with adhesive, ensure you adhere it on the back of the panel (felt side).
5. Luxpanels have a tongue and groove system. When placing your first panel on the wall (Wood timber slat left edge side not the felt overhang side), ensure the second panel overlaps the tongue of the first panel.
6. Insert your desired amount of black screws into the felt backing, securing your panel to the wall while your adhesive dries.
7. Repeat this process until the wall is complete. If your last panel is too wide for the remainder of your wall, simply remove the excess of your panel with a stanly or sharp utility knife.
8. Watch the Indoor Installation video here.

To complete your 3D panel install, you will need the following tools and equipment. See tools here.

Prepare the surface

• Ensure the wall is clean, dry, and free of dust or grease.
• If necessary, smooth any rough areas on the wall for better adhesion.

1. Measure and Mark:

• Use a measuring tape to determine the dimensions of your wall.
• Plan the layout of your panels, starting from the bottom corner and working your way up.
• Mark the positions on the wall to ensure a straight alignment.

2. Cut Panels to Size:

• Use a ruler or straight edge as a guide, and carefully cut the panel to the required size using a Stanley knife or sharp utility knife.
• Take your time to ensure clean, precise cuts for a professional finish.

3. Apply Adhesive Glue:

• Apply double sided tape to the wall or adhesive evenly on the back of the panel.
• Focus on the edges and center to ensure a strong bond.

4. Position the Panel:

• Press the panel firmly onto the wall, aligning it with your markings.
• Hold the panel in place for a few seconds to allow the adhesive or tape to bond.

5. Repeat the Process:

• Continue placing the panels side by side or in your desired pattern.
• Ensure there are no gaps between panels for a seamless finish.

6. Final Touches:

• Wipe off any excess glue with a clean cloth before it dries.
• Check for even alignment and press gently on the panels to secure them further.

Tips for Best Results:

• Work in small sections to maintain accuracy.
• For corners or outlets, measure and cut panels carefully to fit.
• Allow the adhesive to cure according to the manufacturer’s instructions before applying any additional weight or decorations.

Enjoy your newly transformed space with the elegance and sophistication of Deluxe 3D Wall Panels!

To complete your Batten install, you will need the following tools and equipment. See tools here.

• Ensure the surface is clean, dry, and structurally sound.
• Mark a level guideline where the battens will be fixed.

1. Fix the Mounting Bracket (Part 01)

• Position Part 01 (the rear mounting channel) vertically on the wall in the desired location.
• Using the appropriate screws for your wall type (masonry, timber, or steel), secure Part 01 firmly to the wall.
• Check with a level to ensure it’s perfectly straight.
  

2. Attach the Batten Cover (Part 02)

• Align Part 02 (the batten face cover) with the mounted bracket.
• Push or “snap” Part 02 into place so it securely clips onto Part 01.

3. Repeat for Each Batten

• Continue fixing additional Part 01 brackets at equal spacing.
• Snap on Part 02 covers until the entire wall or section is complete.
  

4. Final Check

• Ensure all battens are securely clipped and evenly spaced.
• Make any necessary adjustments before finishing.