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installation Guide

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DIY Ready 

Timber Mosaics panels are designed for fast, seamless installation, whether you’re tackling a weekend DIY project or outfitting a professional space. Each panel mounts directly to the wall and aligns cleanly with the next, creating a continuous, dimensional wood mosaic.

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What You Need

This list contains the minimum recommended tools and installation products for installation of the Timber Mosaics accent wall.​

  • Pencil

  • Level

  • Stud Finder

  • Circular Saw

  • Drill with “screw bit” driver

  • Caulking Gun

  • Construction Adhesive (PL 400 or equivalent)

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Watch the step by step installation video

1

prepare the Wall

Ensure the wall surface is clean, dry, and structurally sound. Remove dust, debris, or protrusions that could prevent panels from sitting flush. Use a stud finder to locate wall studs, and mark their positions lightly on the wall. Knowing where studs are located allows you to secure panels with fasteners for additional strength.

2

measure & plan layout

Measure the wall area and determine your starting point. Dry-fit panels on the floor or against the wall to understand the pattern and layout before installing. Plan your layout so cut panels fall along the edges of the wall, where they will be less noticeable.

3

Mark a level starting line

Using a level, mark a straight horizontal line across the wall where the first row of panels will begin. This ensures the installation remains straight as you work upward.

4

Cut Panels as needed

Panels can be cut using standard woodworking tools such as:

  • Circular saw

  • Table saw

  • Miter saw

Whenever possible:

  • Mark cuts from the backside of the panel

  • Use a fine-tooth blade for clean edges

5

Apply Adhesive

Apply a generous bead pattern of high-quality construction adhesive to the back of the panel. Press the panel firmly into place against the wall.

6

Secure Panel (Recommended)

For additional strength, fasten panels using finish nails or trim screws. Whenever possible, place fasteners through the tongue of the panel and into a wall stud. Fastening into studs provides the strongest hold and helps keep panels secure over time. The next panel will conceal the fastener.

7

Install Remaining Panels

Begin installation at the bottom of the wall and work upward. Each new panel slides into the groove of the previous panel and locks into place. Ensure each panel sits flush before installing the next. Continue across the wall, maintaining alignment so the mosaic pattern flows naturally.

8

Cut Edge Panels

Panels along the perimeter of the wall will likely require trimming. Measure carefully and cut panels to fit the remaining space.

9

Add Edge Trim (Optional)

A trim piece may be installed around the perimeter of the installation to create a clean finished border. Trim pieces are not included and can be selected to match your design preference.

Installation Steps
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safety & tools
  • Wear eye protection when cutting or sanding

  • Cut in well ventilated areas

  • Keep materials away from heat, sparks, and open flame

  • Follow all safety guidelines inlcuded with your tools and adhesives

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DIY tips
  • Acclimate panels in the room for 48 to 72 hours before installing

  • Use a level to maintain clean alignment across rows

  • Locate studs and fasten whenever possible to studs

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