How to Properly Install Polycarbonate Plug-Pattern Wall Panels

    Polycarbonate Plug-Pattern Wall Panels, as a common building material, is extremely important to install correctly. Only through correct installation can its performance advantages be fully utilized, provide solid protection for the safety of buildings and personnel, improve the appearance quality and visual effects of buildings, and extend its service life.

The following are the installation steps of Polycarbonate Plug-Pattern Wall Panels:

Preparation:

Make sure the installation surface is flat, dry, clean, and free of sharp objects or obstacles.Prepare the required installation accessories, slots, claws, strips, and screws according to the size and installation requirements of Polycarbonate Plug-Pattern Wall Panels.

Measurement and marking:

Use a measuring tool to measure and mark the installation position of the Polycarbonate Plug-Pattern sheet on the installation surface. Make sure the marking is accurate to ensure the horizontal and vertical installation of the PC Plug-Pattern Sheet.

Installation starting piece:

At the beginning of the installation position, install the aluminum alloy slot up and down. The slot is the starting end that fixes and supports the PC Plug-Pattern Sheet.

Insert the PC Plug-Pattern Sheet:

Insert one end of the Polycarbonate Plug-Pattern Wall Panels into the starter piece to ensure that it is firmly plugged in. Then, gradually push the Polycarbonate board in the installation direction to plug it into the adjacent board.

Fix the PC Plug-Pattern Sheet:

Use claws and screws to fix the PC Plug-Pattern Sheet to the keel surface at the connection part of the PC Plug-Pattern Sheet.

Repeat the installation:

Follow the above steps to install the remaining Polycarbonate Plug-in Wall Panels in sequence until the entire installation area is completed. During the installation process, pay attention to maintaining the flatness and alignment of the PC Plug-Pattern Sheet.

Install the bead:

Install the bead on the edge of the board and knock it into the board with a rubber hammer to prevent moisture penetration.