BATH DELUXE PN20-040_54 SILENTIUM Acoustic Wall Panel Instructions

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Do not put the wall panel directly on the floor, as the MDF veneer can be broken if it touches something hard. Put the wall panel on cartons or some soft pad.
Real wood veneer can vary in color and appearance from strip to strip and panel to panel.
Avoid using water for cleaning. Use a dry cloth or vacuum cleaner instead.
For cutting in width ways, use a sharp saw to cut through the slats and felt.
For cutting in lengthways, a craft knife can be used to cut through the felt.
Add a protective finish to the panels if possible. An oil finish is recommended as it protects and keeps the natural look and feel of the wood. Once applied, light dusting or vacuuming will prevent any dust build-up. If keeping the panels without a finish, dry cloth is all that is needed to wipe them down.

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There are 3 different ways to install the acoustic wall panel:

Gluing straight onto the wall: Use construction glue or grab adhesive (not included).
Screwing the panels directly into the wall through the acoustic felt: Use screws (not included). A minimum of 8 screws per panel should be used, but 12 screws are recommended. Use appropriate fixings if going into the plasterboard.
Screwing the panels into 45mm timber battens: Screw 45mm timber battens to the wall and then screw the panels directly into the battens through the acoustic felt. When combined with rock wool behind the panels in between the battens, this will achieve Class A sound absorption. $BATH-DELUXE-PN20-040-54-SILENTIUM-Acoustic-Wall-Panel-fig- $9$$
Do not put the wall panel directly on the floor, the MDF veneer will be broken if it touches something hard. Put the wall panel on cartons or some soft pad.
Real Wood veneer can vary in color and appearance from strip to strip and panel to panel.
NO water!
For cleaning use dry cloth or vacuum cleaner.
For cutting in width ways we recommend a sharp saw to cut through the slats and felt.
For cutting in lengthways a craft knife can be used to cut through the felt.
We recommend adding a protective finish to the panels if possible. Something like oil is perfect as it protects and keeps the natural look and feel of the wood. Once this is applied a light dusting or hovering will prevent any dust build-up. If you choose to keep the panels without a finish then a dry cloth is all that is needed to wipe the panels down.