Before installation
Panels should be stored in a dry place protected from rain and sunlight. It is good to make cuts at the ends of the packages and allow the panels to acclimate for a few days according to the installation environment. The room temperature and humidity at the installation site should be normal (temperature 20°C and humidity below 50%).
Wood panels can be installed on all kinds of substrates. The fastening method is chosen according to the substrate. Using battens (framing) is the most common way to attach panels. The battens are usually installed on the wall with 600 mm spacing and on the ceiling with 400 mm spacing. When installing on concrete or stone walls, strong mounting adhesive can also be used. Depending on the installation method, the panels must be securely and safely attached to the wall or ceiling.

Depending on the direction of the paneling, the base battens are attached vertically or horizontally.
Installation
When using battens, the easiest and fastest installation method is to use a finishing nailer. Nails are driven one or two at each base batten. Galvanized nails are used in moist areas. If the lower lip of the female side is longer, the panel can be easily concealed nailed. It is also possible to fasten from the male side hidden, but this requires a bit more precision. During installation, leave a 15 mm expansion gap between the panel and the wall. Large and heavy panels, such as log panels must be nailed carefully and securely.

The easiest and fastest installation method is to use a finishing nailer.
Other considerations
- A slight chamfer is allowed on the back of the panel, which does not affect fastening.
- Lights or other heavy objects must not be attached directly to the panel.
- Finish with suitable floor, cover, or ceiling moldings. Explore our molding selection here link.
- Install large surfaces from the same production batch.
- Treat wood-ready panels before installation.
Check out our updated paneling instructions here link!

Wooden interiors combine earthiness, environmental friendliness, and a warm, cozy atmosphere.

The wavy, sand dune-like Dyyni interior panel is named after the sandy dunes of Kalajoki's sandbars, the hometown of our factory.
Watch and learn as Janne Kaperi from Biisonimafia together with Taloon.com install finger panels on the wall as an accent!
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