FAQs

1. Ensure that the same shade or batch is used in one area.
2. PVC Ceilings should not be exposed to direct sunlight.
3. Make sure your brandering is 400mm maximum apart.
4. Line brandering up, level or horizontal.
5. PVC Ceiling Panels can be installed onto 38mm x 38mm wooden brandering with a screw. Steel brandering can also be used. Drill a 3.5mm hole into the brandering – then screw a 4.5mm x 15mm screw into it (use a 8,13mm diameter screw)
6. Screw your PVC ceiling Panel onto the brandering.  The panels must lay in the same direction as the main trusses
7. Make sure the screw head fastens properly and flush with the groove of the Ceiling Panel
8. Clip the second panel with the tongue onto the groove of the first panel
9. Knock panel at side to secure close fitment (You can use your hand palm)
10. Do not carry on until the panel is fitted correctly. Ensure panels are flush before proceeding with next panel.
11. When at the end of the room, cut the panel in the length with either a drop saw with a fine-tooth blade, a carpet knife or hacksaw.
12. Close gaps between walls and ceiling with Upper Edge cornices.
13. Dust ceiling with a cloth after fitment is done.

1. Ensure all surfaces are clean, free of dust and grease.
2. Cornice should be cut using a fine-tooth panel saw or hacksaw. Cut corners using a mitre-box for best results.
3. Apply a liberal bead of adhesive to the top and bottom of the cornice. Press firmly to hold in position.
4. Wipe away excess adhesive with damp cloth or sponge.
5. Large profiles may require additional support on either the vertical or horizontal surface for positive fixing.
6. Leave a 2mm space between adjacent cornices on long runs. Fill with adhesive.
7. Repair dents, chips and marks with adhesive and filler.
8. Wipe off any excess adhesive with a wet sponge, brush or cloth.
9. Paint profiles with water-based paint or stains.
10. Profiles are water resistant and can readily be installed in bathrooms or kitchens.
11. Large profiles can be used to cover existing installed cornices.
12. Cornices are heat sensitive to temperatures above 60◦C and will shrink away with direct contact with such heat sources.

The below values are based on a standard application and may vary due to cornice type, weight and wall texture etc.