Primacoustic EcoScapes Slat Wall (98 x 32", Oak, 2-Pack) - Manual (Page 2)

Cutting the Panels
Your installation may require you to cut the panels to
fit them around outlets, vents, pipes or other obstacles.
When cutting and fitting panels, consider which areas of
the surface will contain the cut portions and try to apply
the products as symmetrically as possible. It may help
to measure and mark the space beforehand.
We recommend a sharp fine tooth saw or oscillating
cutting tool to cut through the slats and felt widthways.
A utility knife can be used to cut through the felt
lengthways.
Once you’ve cut a section away from of a panel, you may
find you need to reinforce the connection between the
PET panel and the wooden slats. We recommend braid
nails or staples for this.
Fig. A
Construction
Adhesive
How To Install EcoScapes Slat Wall
There are three different options for installing EcoScapes Slat Wall:
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INSTALLATION MANUAL EcoScapes Slat Wall Acoustic Panels
Tools & materials required:
• Utility Knife
• or Circular Saw/
Band Saw
• Straight Edge Guide
• Measuring Tape
• Braid Nails/Staples
(if required)
Tools & materials required:
• Clean Gloves
• Measuring Tape
•
Ladder/Scaffolding
• Caulking Gun
• Construction
Adhesive
(for permanent installation)
• or Silicone Adhesive
(for semi-permanent
installation)
• Drill/Screwdriver
• DryWall Screws
• Anchors
(for ceiling installation)
3. Adhere the panel to the wall, making sure the
panel’s weight is supported while the adhesive
dries (refer to the adhesive’s instructions for
timing). We recommend using a few drywall screws
in addition to the adhesive, to hold the panel in
place during drying.
If installing onto ceilings, fasten the panel into the
ceiling joists with drywall screws in addition to
the adhesive.
Method 1. Gluing straight onto the wall:
We recommend using a construction adhesive for
a permanent installation or silicone adhesive for a
semi-permanent installation.
1. Clean and prepare the wall surface
(see page 1).
2. Spread the adhesive on the reverse of the panel (see
Figure A), leaving 2" (51mm) space around the edges.