Prepare the substrate and the panels
Ensure the substrate is wind-tight, level, and stable—this could be a timber or steel frame.
A ventilated substructure with an air gap behind the panels must be installed.
Trim the panels to length or width as needed; use a circular saw or jigsaw with a fine-toothed blade for a clean cut.
If you want to protect the surface during cutting, apply painter’s tape along the cut line.
Fasten the panels with façade screws
Use Nordic Outdoor PRO façade screws, which are designed for both timber and steel constructions.
Drive the screws through the slats at the selected pre-drilled points or between the slats so the screws remain discreet.
Be sure to follow the screw pattern in the installation guide for a uniform appearance and optimal fastening.
Adjust and check
After each installation, you should check that lines and spacing are consistent. Use a spirit level and spacers if necessary so that all panels align correctly—both horizontally and vertically.
Install the next panel
Continue with the next panel, ensuring the joints are tight and harmonious.
Measure the final panel precisely to achieve a clean, professional finish.
TIP!
To prevent insects from getting behind the panels, you can install insect mesh at the top and bottom of the structure
