Preparation of the substrate and panels
Ensure that the substructure is ventilated and stable – it can be made of wood or steel.
Measure the height and width of the area where the panels will be installed to ensure a good start and finish.
The substrate must have a maximum batten spacing of C/C 300 mm.
If necessary, adjust the panels in length or width – use a circular saw or jigsaw with a fine-toothed blade.
Carefully remove the protective film from the panel.
Review the installation instructions
Read the installation instructions carefully to ensure correct setup and optimal durability.
Take note of the recommendations regarding the air gap and screw placement.
Install the panels using PRO facade screws
Use Nordic Outdoor PRO facade screws, which are compatible with both wood and steel structures.
Fasten the panel through the pre-drilled holes for a concealed and even finish.
Check alignment during installation to ensure the slats and joints are properly flush.
Measure and install the finishing panel
Carefully measure the last panel to ensure the spacing between the slats remains consistent and harmonious.
Cut precisely and adjust as needed.
TIP!
To prevent insects from entering behind the panels, you can install insect mesh at the top and bottom of the construction.
