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Mounting

The acoustic panels are attached to the wall and your wall determines whether screws are enough or if you also need to use mounting adhesive or only mounting adhesive for concrete walls. Read more below. If you have a more complicated surface; sloping ceilings, steps or feel unsure whether you can install your panels yourself, we recommend that you seek the help of a craftsman.

If there are electrical outlets in the way, you can either saw out space for them in the panel with a jigsaw or have a round drill ready and bring an electrician to loosen the connectors and light switches and place these on the outside of the panel instead.

We have good contacts regarding carpenters and electricians in Stockholm and Gothenburg that we can refer to, send an email to info@indoorwood.se

How to fasten

Mount with screw

Your acoustic panel is attached to the wall with screws, size 42x38. If your wall consists of only plaster, you also need to use assembly glue, see below. Screw a row of 3 screws approximately every 50/60 cm. Start from the bottom, 10 cm above the floor or molding and work your way up. The top row is also 10 cm from the ceiling or upper edge. For 240 cm high panels, 5 rows of screws are needed, i.e. 5x3= 15 screws per panel. For 270 cm, 6 rows of screws are needed, 6x3= 18 screws per panel.

NOTE! For the wide acoustic panel with 50 mm wide ribs, you need to use a screw with a narrower screw head as the gap is only 10 mm.

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How to fasten

mount with glue

If you are going to attach your acoustic panels to a plasterboard wall that does not have, for example, plywood behind it, we recommend that you supplement the screws with assembly glue. This will ensure that the panels sit securely and firmly on the wall. In terms of consumption, count on about 1 tube per 2.5 panels.

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How to use

Tool

When installing your acoustic panels, it is best if you have two people helping each other. You will also need a selection of the tools below depending on what your surface looks like. Tools are often available for rent from hardware stores or, for example, Renta.

  • Mounting screw, recommended approx. 4.2x38, and screwdriver
  • Mounting adhesive + screw if attaching to drywall
  • Spirit level or laser to ensure it is straight
  • If you are going to cut the panel, you will need a plunge saw with a ruler or a circular saw. NOTE! You can also order additional cutting from us. The premium panel with 3-sided veneer is especially difficult to cut without chipping.
  • If you are going to cut a shape out of the panel for contact, you will need a jigsaw.
  • If you are going to remove a molding, you will need a multi-tool with a saw blade.
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