Skjervoy Wall Panel

• Stain-resistant surface maintains pristine appearance
• Creates dramatic architectural interest instantly
• Minimal weight preserves wall integrity

Before You Begin (All Panel Types)

Prepare the wall surface before starting:

• Confirm the wall is clean, dry, and even.
• Remove any dust, grease, protruding nails, or flaking paint.
• Use a level and pencil to mark a straight starting line.
• Lay the panels on the floor beforehand to preview the layout.

Recommended Tools

• Tape measure
• Level
• Pencil or chalk line
• Utility knife or fine-tooth saw
• Clean cloth
• Caulk gun (for adhesive method)
• Rubber roller (for peel-and-stick method)
• Brad nail gun (for nail method)

Method 1: Nail Gun Installation

Best suited for thicker or heavier panels such as wood or MDF. Requires a brad nail gun or finish nailer.

How to install:

• Locate wall studs with a stud finder and mark their positions.
• Begin at the bottom corner of the wall.
• Align your first panel to the guideline you drew earlier.
• Fasten the panel into the studs using a brad nail gun, spacing nails every 12–16".
• Butt each subsequent panel tightly against the previous one and continue nailing.
• Fill nail holes with wood filler or color-matched putty.
• Optional: apply caulk between panel seams for a seamless look.

Tip: Leave a 1/8" expansion gap along the edges when working with wood-based panels.

Method 2: Peel-and-Stick Installation

Best suited for lightweight panels with factory-applied adhesive. Requires a clean, primed wall surface and a rubber roller.

How to install:

• Wipe the wall thoroughly to remove all dust and grease. Let the surface dry completely.
• Draw a level guideline to establish your starting row.
• Peel the adhesive backing from the first panel.
• Carefully position the panel against the wall and press it into place starting from one edge.
• Roll a rubber roller across the entire surface to ensure even contact.
• Fit each additional panel snugly against the previous one.

Tip: Avoid repositioning panels after initial contact — the adhesive bonds most securely on first application.

Method 3: Adhesive (Glue-On) Installation

Best suited for panels without factory adhesive, including solid PVC, composite, and acoustic panels. Requires construction adhesive or latex panel glue.

How to install:

• Clean the wall surface thoroughly.
• Apply adhesive in an S-shaped or zigzag pattern across the back of the panel.
• Line up the panel with your guide marks and press it firmly against the wall.
• Use painter's tape to hold the panel in position while the adhesive sets, if needed.
• Repeat for remaining panels, maintaining even spacing and level alignment.
• Immediately wipe away any excess adhesive with a damp cloth.

Tip: Allow the adhesive to cure for 24–48 hours before placing any weight or pressure on the panels.

Every order is eligible for customization by our skilled in-house team.

Frequently Requested Modifications

• Adjusted hanging or suspension length
• Custom material finish or paint color
• Modified light emission color or temperature
• Dimmer integration
• Scaled dimensions (larger or smaller)
• Complete fixture redesign based on your specifications