ENER-J Linear Edge 3D Grid Wall Panels - 600x600mm - Pack of 4


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The ENER-J Linear Edge 3D Grid Wall Panels are designed for homeowners, interior designers, and commercial decorators looking to add modern architectural depth and acoustic dampening to any room. These panels provide a sophisticated aesthetic and thermal insulation, making them a practical choice for feature walls or accent spaces. While the peel-and-stick application is convenient, users should ensure the mounting surface is completely clean and flat to guarantee long-term adhesion.
| Model Part Number | LPU007 |
|---|---|
| Brand | ENER-J |
The panels come with a finished surface, but they are generally compatible with paints designed for plastic or synthetic materials if you wish to change the color.
Each purchase includes a pack of 4 panels, covering a total area of 1.44 square meters.
They are moisture-resistant and suitable for humid environments, but they should not be installed inside a shower enclosure where they will be in direct, constant contact with water.
A level, a measuring tape, a pencil for marking, and a sharp utility knife or saw for trimming edges are usually sufficient.
The strong adhesive may peel paint or wallpaper upon removal; it is recommended to treat the installation as semi-permanent.
Ensure the wall was dust-free prior to application. Apply firm, even pressure across the entire panel during installation or use a small amount of construction adhesive to re-bond the edge.
Use a laser level or spirit level to establish a primary vertical and horizontal line before starting the first row.
For the best results, ensure your wall surface is clean, dry, and dust-free before installation. Use a level to mark your first panel placement, as even a slight misalignment will compound across the grid. While the adhesive backing is robust, for high-traffic areas or permanent commercial installations, consider using a nail gun for added security. To maintain the panels, simply wipe with a soft, damp cloth; avoid abrasive cleaners or harsh chemicals that could damage the finish. If you need to cut the panels to fit around light switches or corners, a standard utility knife or fine-tooth saw can be used.