Tysnes Wall Panel

• Premium PVC construction prevents deterioration and oxidation
• Tailorable dimensions using conventional cutting instruments
• Low-maintenance surface requiring minimal upkeep

Material — PVC

Finish — Smooth, sealed surface

Installation — Adhesive tape or construction glue

Cutting — Scissors or utility knife

Application: Interior walls — kitchens, bathrooms, living rooms, bedrooms

Note: Exact panel dimensions not provided by supplier — confirm at point of sale

Three ways to install, depending on your panel — nail gun, peel-and-stick, or glue-on. Pick the one that matches what you ordered.

Before you begin

• Prep — walls should be clean, dry, and smooth; remove dust, grease, nails, and flaky paint
• Layout — measure and mark your starting line with a level and pencil, and lay out panels on the floor first to visualize placement

What you'll need

• Tape measure, level, pencil or chalk line
• Utility knife or fine-tooth saw, clean cloth
• Caulk gun (if using adhesive), rubber roller (for peel-and-stick), brad nail gun (for nail gun install)

Step by step

1. Nail gun — for thicker or heavier panels like wood/MDF. Locate wall studs with a stud finder and mark them.
2. Nail gun — start at the bottom corner and align your first panel to your guidelines.
3. Nail gun — fasten into studs — nails every 12–16".
4. Nail gun — fit remaining panels tightly together and continue fastening. Fill nail holes with wood filler or color-matched putty. Optionally, add caulk between panels for seamless joints. Leave a 1/8" gap at edges for expansion.
5. Peel-and-stick — for lightweight panels with pre-applied adhesive. Wipe the wall clean of dust and grease and let it dry fully. Measure and draw a level starting line.
6. Peel-and-stick — peel and place — remove the adhesive backing from the first panel, align carefully, and press onto the wall starting at one edge.
7. Peel-and-stick — roll it flat — use a rubber roller to apply even pressure, then continue placing panels tightly against each other. Avoid repositioning — the adhesive is strongest on first contact.
8. Glue-on — for panels without adhesive, like solid PVC, composite, or acoustic. Clean the wall surface thoroughly.
9. Glue-on — apply adhesive in an "S" or zig-zag pattern on the back of the panel.
10. Glue-on — press into place — align to your guide marks and press firmly against the wall. Use painter's tape to hold it if needed.
11. Glue-on — repeat and finish — continue with remaining panels, keeping spacing even and level. Wipe away any adhesive squeeze-out with a damp cloth. Let adhesive cure 24–48 hours before applying pressure or weight.

Questions about which install method fits your panel? Email hey@navadecor.co.

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