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With Real Wood Wall Coverings you can give any room in your home a luxurious, warm, and inviting atmosphere. In this article, you will learn how to create an impressive wall design with these high-quality wall coverings that is not limited to the bedroom.
Why choose real wood for wall design?
Real wood is a timeless material valued for its natural beauty and durability. Here are some reasons why real wood is an excellent choice for wall design in your home:
- Natural Aesthetic: Real wood radiates a natural warmth and elegance that instantly enhances any room.
- Versatility: Real wood fits almost any interior style, from traditional to modern, and can be used in any room of the house, whether in the bedroom, living room, or even the hallway.
- Durability and Longevity: With proper care, real wood wall claddings can last many years while maintaining their appearance.
- Acoustics: Wood has the natural property of absorbing sound, making it ideal for rooms where better acoustics are desired.
Installing real wood Wall Claddings
Installing our Real Wood Wall Claddings is easier than you might think. Here you will learn how to install your own Wall Claddings in a few simple steps:
Step 1: Preparation
Before you start, make sure you have all the necessary materials and tools at hand. These include:
- Real wood wall coverings
- Adhesive pads and mounting glue
- Level
- Measuring tape or folding rule
- Pencil for marking
- Fine saw for adjustments
Step 2: Preparing the Wall
Your wall should be clean, dry, and even. Remove any existing wall claddings or wallpapers and repair any holes or unevenness in the wall. Make sure the wall is free of dust and dirt that could affect adhesion.
Step 3: Installing the Wall Claddings
Start at a corner of your room and work your way out from there. Use a level to ensure your claddings are straight. Attach each cladding with the adhesive pads and mounting glue according to the manufacturer's instructions. Make sure the tongue of the panels always points upwards or in the working direction to ensure a seamless fit.
Step 4: Adjustments and cutting
If you reach the end of a row or find that the last piece doesn't fit, you can trim the cladding with a fine saw. Measure and mark where you need to cut, and carefully saw the piece to the correct size.
Step 5: The final steps
Once you have installed all the wall claddings, you can add additional finishing touches, such as decorative moldings on corners or ceiling edges. Then it's time to step back and admire your new, beautiful wall!
Care of your wall claddings
Real wood is durable, but like any natural material, it requires care to stay beautiful:
- Cleaning: Use a soft cloth or duster to remove dust. For stains, use a slightly damp cloth and immediately dry the area with a dry cloth.
- Damage prevention: Be careful with furniture or other objects that might bump against the wall, and avoid using nails or screws that could split the wood.
- Moisture: Avoid excessive moisture as it can warp or discolor the wood.
Conclusion
Real wood wall claddings offer a way to bring luxury, warmth, and style to any room in your home. They are not only visually appealing but also functional by helping to improve room acoustics. With proper care and maintenance, your real wood wall claddings can last a lifetime, and installation is easier than ever thanks to modern mounting solutions like adhesive pads and mounting glue.
