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Mount the Panels
IMPORTANT: Start at one of the bottom corners of the desired
coverage area and work toward the other in horizontal rows.
1. Measure from the starting edge of the desired coverage area to
the center of the last wooden stud that is within 8 ft (2.43 m).
2. Cut the first panel to this length, making sure the cut is square.
NOTE: Panels shorter than 24" (60.96 cm) long should not be
used.
3. Place the panel above the horizontal chalk line applied in the
"Prepare the Wall" section. Align the panel with both the starting
edge and the horizontal chalk line. Panels are installed with the
interlock tongue up and the groove down.
4. Check that the panel is level. Then place a screw in every slot at
every stud location.
NOTE: Drive the screws through the slot groove until they are
flush. If splitting occurs, predrill and counter-sink the drill holes
near the channel end.
5. Continue this process until you reach the opposite edge of the
desired coverage area.
6. Then start a new row, remembering to stagger the panels if
necessary. See the "Panel Location Requirements" section.
7. Continue in this manner until the wall is complete. Periodically,
check to be sure the panels are level.
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8. The final row of panels can be rip cut lengthwise to fit the
required height.
9. Begin additional walls in the same manner as the first, starting
with the corner that meets the completed wall. Be sure to align
the panel slots.
For a trimless installation, place new panels snugly against
the existing panels.
For a trimmed installation, refer to the "GearWall
Options" section for ideas.
NOTE: The current trim options do not apply to masonry block or
poured concrete wall installation.
GearWall
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Trim options (purchased separately)
Interior Corner
Exterior Corner
Windows and Doors
Complete Installation
1. Check to be sure all screws are installed.
2. Dispose of unused parts and packaging materials.
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