Brooklyn White & Black Wood Modern TV Stand

• Measure the height and width of the wall using a measuring tape.
• If covering an entire wall, measure from floor to ceiling and from one end to the other.
• Divide the total wall area by the coverage of one panel to determine the quantity needed.
• Add 10% extra for cuts and adjustments.
• Use a level and pencil to mark straight horizontal and vertical guidelines on the wall.

Step 1: Prepare the Surface

• Clean the wall to remove dust, old coatings, or irregularities.
• If the wall is uneven, level it with plaster or drywall.
• In humid areas, treat the wall with an antiseptic solution.

Step 2: Choose Installation Method

• Stick-to-the-Wall Method – Ideal for flat walls without LED lighting, securely installed using liquid nails for long-lasting adhesion.
• Frame Method – Ideal for uneven walls or LED integration.
• Frameless with Dividers – Allows for spacing between panels.

Step 3: Installation

For Frameless (Glue) Method:

• Apply construction adhesive to the back of the panel in a snake or dot pattern.
• Press the panel firmly against the wall and level it.
• Align additional panels tightly and repeat the process.

For Frame Method:

• Attach plywood slats to the wall using dowels and screws.
• Apply adhesive to the back of the panel and affix it to the slats.
• If adding LED lighting, attach the LED strip before securing the panel.

For Frameless with Dividers:

• Apply adhesive to the back of the panel.
• Press it against the wall and ensure it is level.
• Use 3/16-inch spacers between panels if necessary.
• Secure with brad nails if extra support is needed.

Step 4: Finishing Touches

• Install moldings or skirting boards if needed.
• Wipe down the surface to remove dust.
• Inspect the installation to ensure all panels are secure.