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Installing Windsor Faux Panels™: Basic Guidelines

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The panels can be used on any flat surface, indoors or outdoors, including installing them over brick or concrete.

 
1. Attaching the Starter Strip
  • Measure 4" from base and pop a chalk line.
  • Place the top of the starter strip on the line.
  • This will leave 1" clearance of the panel bottom.
  2. Starter Strip Attachment
  • Place screws through the strip into substrate every 16".
  • Be sure to leave room for corner accessories.
         
       
3. Panel Attachment
  • Starting from the left, take a full panel and attach the bottom tongue into the starter strip groove.
  • Slide the panel behind the Door Trim
       
         
   
4. Screwing the Panel to the Wall
  • Using the screw guide points, screw into the substrate every 16", with a minimum of 4 screws per panel.
         
   
5. Cutting the Panel
  • Measure the length of the final piece from the edge of the grout line to extend 1” inside the accessory piece.
  • Cutting a panel to length is easy with any type of saw.
  • No special blades are required.
  6. Finishing the Run
  • Slide the final piece down onto the starter strip, then snug it in behind the accessory piece.
  • Finally, slide the panel back to the left until the ship lap sides are joined
 
 
7. Starting the Second Run
  • Staggering the panels helps keep any joint lines from standing out.
  • Begin the second run from the left with a portion of a panel.
  • Use the off fall from the previous run if possible.
  • Slide the panel down over the bottom row tongue.
  • Then slide the panel left behind the trim piece.
  • Screw in place as before.
  8. Finishing the Second Run
  • Measure the space left to end the run and cut a panel to length, remembering to allow for 1" behind the accessory piece.
 
     
9. Attaching the Top Row
  • Slide down over bottom row and attach with screws as previously described
  10. The Final Look    



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