Classic Kit 4

Yes, wall panelling is a fantastic DIY project! With the right tools and materials, you can install wall panels yourself. Our Paint Ready Wall Panel Kits are designed to be user-friendly, with clear instructions that make the process simple for beginners and experienced DIYers alike. You’ll need basic tools like a saw, measuring tape, and adhesive or nails.

Yes, wall panels can be installed over tiles, as long as the surface is smooth and secure. Here’s how to do it:

1. Clean the Tiles: Make sure the tiles are clean and free of grease or dust.
2. Smooth the Surface: If the tiles have grout lines or rough textures, consider sanding them down or applying a primer to help the panels adhere better.
3. Apply Panels: Use a strong adhesive to attach the panels directly over the tiles. For added stability, you can also use nails or screws in places where possible.

Yes, wall panelling can add value to your home, it is a cost-effective way to enhance your home’s aesthetics and market appeal. When wall panelling is properly installed, it’s an investment that can pay off when it’s time to sell or if you just want to enjoy the space. 

The height of your wall panelling depends on the look you’re going for. Typically, wall panelling is installed between one-third and two-thirds of the wall’s height. To achieve a classic look, panelling is often placed around 1 meter (39 inches) high, but you can go higher for a more dramatic effect. Consider panelling the entire wall or adding a feature panel around the middle to achieve a more modern look.

Wall panelling on stairs adds elegance and can make your staircase a feature of the room. To panel on stairs:

1. Measure the Wall: Start by measuring the height and width of the wall on each side of the stairs.
2. Cut Panels to Fit: You may need to cut the panels to fit the angled surfaces of the stairwell. A mitre saw can help with angled cuts.
3. Install Panels Carefully: For safety and precision, install the panels from bottom to top, ensuring they align properly with the angles of the stairs.
4. Finishing Touches: Use trim or moulding around the edges to give a clean, finished look.

Wooden wall panelling is a great way to add warmth and character to any room. To panel a wall:

1. Prepare the Wall: Start by cleaning the wall and ensuring it's smooth and dry. If necessary, fill in any holes or imperfections.
2. Measure and Mark: Measure the wall and mark where the panels will go. You can use a spirit level to ensure straight lines.
3. Cut the Panels: Using a saw cut the wooden panels to the desired length. If using a kit, follow the provided instructions for specific sizes.
4. Fix the Panels: Apply adhesive to the back of the panels and press them firmly against the wall. You can also use nails or screws to secure them.
5. Finish the Edges: Once the panels are in place, finish with trims or mouldings around the edges for a clean, professional look.