Installing panelling can be simple and efficient with the help of clips and a staple gun. This method allows you to avoid using finish nails, glue, or screws, and makes it easy to adjust or reinstall panelling when needed. Here, you'll find tips on how to choose the right tools and make your panelling project a success.
Lots of panels can be completely installed without finish nails, glue or screws, with the help of clips that are attached to the wall. This means that you can easily detach the trimming and install it again if needed. With a staple gun, it’s easy to attach the clips to most undersurfaces, even when the wall leans or is irregular. You can read more here about staple guns that are suitable for attaching clips.
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Leave the panelling at room temperature for at least 24h before you install it. It will then be easier to work with, while reducing the risk of cracks at the same time
If you are going to install panelling on both the ceiling and walls, you should start with the ceiling.
Use hot-dip galvanised finish nails in rooms with high air humidity, such as the bathroom and conservatory.
Good luck with your project!