Setup, Compatibility & Care
Before installation, ensure the wall surface is clean, dry, and level to prevent gaps. You will need a fine-tooth saw for custom cuts, a level, and appropriate mounting hardware such as high-quality construction adhesive or wood-friendly finish nails. For maintenance, simply dust the cladding periodically with a soft cloth. If the surface becomes scuffed or requires a color change, the wood accepts most standard interior paints and wood stains readily. Avoid exposing the cladding to excessive moisture or direct water contact, as it is designed strictly for interior applications.