Tyringham Shaker Kit
Specification
| Finish | PaintReady |
| Material | MDF |
| Height | 1200mm |
| Length | 97mm |
| Depth | 9mm |
| Weight | 5.150 Kg |
| Product Type | Wall Panelling |
| Unit of Measure | Kit |
| Pack Quantity | 6 |
6 x Ready to Paint panelling strips
1200mm (h) x 97mm (w) x 9mm (t)
Product Description
Stylish Shaker panelling for feature walls or whole room designs
- Six pre-cut strips supplied
Minimises cutting time and improves installation efficiency. - Versatile 1200mm strip length
Allows installers to create a range of panel configurations. - Ready-to-paint construction
Reduces preparation and delivers a smooth decorating surface. - Contemporary design appeal
Supports current interior design trends and helps enhance room aesthetics.
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PaintReady® Shaker Style Wall Panel Kits FAQs
Can wall panels go over tiles?
Yes, wall panels can be installed over tiles in residential and commercial settings, provided the surface is properly prepared. Here’s how to install over tiles:
- Clean the Tiles: Thoroughly clean the tile surface to ensure it is free of dust, grease and debris.
- Smooth the Surface: If necessary, sand down any grout lines or uneven surfaces to create a smoother, more adhesive-friendly base.
- Apply Panels: Use a strong adhesive to secure the panels to the tile surface. For additional security, screws or nails can be used where possible, depending on the tile and panel material.
This method allows for faster, less invasive installations, which can be beneficial in commercial renovations or refurbishment projects.
How to do wall panelling on stairs?
Wall panelling on stairs can create a striking visual effect and adds sophistication to staircases. To install wall panelling on stairs:
- Measure the Wall: Begin by measuring both the height and width of the wall along the staircase, taking into account the angled surfaces.
- Cut Panels to Fit: Use a mitre saw to make precise cuts for the angled parts of the staircase.
- Install the Panels: Secure the panels carefully, ensuring they align properly with the angled sections of the stairs. For precision, start from the bottom and work upwards.
- Finishing Touches: Add trim or moulding to frame the panels neatly, ensuring a polished, professional finish that complements the rest of the space.
This process is crucial for achieving a smooth, clean look, especially in commercial environments where attention to detail is paramount.