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planeo WoodWall - Wood strip Charred - 2.4m

Name: planeo WoodWall - Wood strip Charred - 2.4m
Brand: planeo
SKU: L-DA52050CH
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Corner and end trim made of abachi supplied in decorative colour

ideal solution for inside and outside corners as well as edge trims for planeo WoodWall wall cladding

length: 2.4 m

width: 23 mm

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item no.: L-DA52050CH

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item no.	L-DA52050CH
Manufacturer	planeo
Length in mm	2400
Width in mm	23
Height in mm	23
EAN	4062212001981
Weight	0,96 kg / Packing
Piece per package	1
Shipping group	S
Package Content	2,40 linear meter

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1. substrate preparation

Before gluing the wall covering, the substrate must be load-bearing, clean, dry and even. Prime the substrate so that a permanent bond to the wall can be created. In the next step, mark the area to be glued with a pencil and a spirit level. Make sure that there is a gap of approx. 2-3 mm between the flooringor ceiling and the wall covering.

ATTENTION: The wall covering is not suitable for gluing it to a wallpaper!

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2. acclimatisation

The wooden planks should be stored horizontally in the room in which they are to be installed for at least 48 hours before the installation in the packages. This will allow the material to acclimatise the room temperature and it will not "work" as much after the installation.

Before laying, it is imperative that the official laying instructions, which are included in each package, are followed, otherwise any claim to warranty and guarantee will be invalidated!

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3. preparation

Open several cartons at the same time and use panels mixed from different cartons to achieve an appealing look. For the time being, lay out the first row provisionally without mounting adhesive. Now make marks on the cut edges of the planks and cut them on the back with a chop saw or jigsaw.

Tip: If you only want to lay half a wall, you can attach tacks to the wall for support. These can be removed after the installation adhesive has dried.

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4. glue the panels

Now start gluing the planks from left to right. Spread about 6-7 dots of the mounting adhesive on the back of the first panel. Then press the panel firmly against the wall. Pay attention to the set markings on the wall. The other panels are also attached to the wall with a minimum distance to the panel that is already stuck. Start the second row with an offset of ½ or ¾ so that the cut edges are not all on one level.

Tip: Trim the last row with a hand-held circular saw or a table saw to avoid possible waves in the wood and to get a nice flow of the cut edges.

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5. finish

Finally, you can hide the cut edges of the wall covering with a wooden or aluminium strip. Again, place a few glue dots in corners with the assembly glue and apply a little pressure to make the moulding fit snugly.

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DIY step by step

Variant: DIY-Instruction

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1. substrate preparation

Before gluing the wall covering, the substrate must be load-bearing, clean, dry and even. Prime the substrate so that a permanent bond to the wall can be created. In the next step, mark the area to be glued with a pencil and a spirit level. Make sure that there is a gap of approx. 2-3 mm between the flooringor ceiling and the wall covering.

ATTENTION: The wall covering is not suitable for gluing it to a wallpaper!

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2. acclimatisation

The wooden planks should be stored horizontally in the room in which they are to be installed for at least 48 hours before the installation in the packages. This will allow the material to acclimatise the room temperature and it will not "work" as much after the installation.

Before laying, it is imperative that the official laying instructions, which are included in each package, are followed, otherwise any claim to warranty and guarantee will be invalidated!

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3. preparation

Open several cartons at the same time and use panels mixed from different cartons to achieve an appealing look. For the time being, lay out the first row provisionally without mounting adhesive. Now make marks on the cut edges of the planks and cut them on the back with a chop saw or jigsaw.

Tip: If you only want to lay half a wall, you can attach tacks to the wall for support. These can be removed after the installation adhesive has dried.

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4. glue the panels

Now start gluing the planks from left to right. Spread about 6-7 dots of the mounting adhesive on the back of the first panel. Then press the panel firmly against the wall. Pay attention to the set markings on the wall. The other panels are also attached to the wall with a minimum distance to the panel that is already stuck. Start the second row with an offset of ½ or ¾ so that the cut edges are not all on one level.

Tip: Trim the last row with a hand-held circular saw or a table saw to avoid possible waves in the wood and to get a nice flow of the cut edges.

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5. finish

Finally, you can hide the cut edges of the wall covering with a wooden or aluminium strip. Again, place a few glue dots in corners with the assembly glue and apply a little pressure to make the moulding fit snugly.

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