Orren Ellis W000203030 Installation & Assembly

•  Cleaning cloth

•  Pencil

•  Cutter/Scissors or Utility

knife

•  Paintable Caulking or

Sealant.

•  Tape measure

•  Long ruler/yardstick

•  Pencil

•  Level

•  Clean the wall surface - Make sure the wall surfaces are

clean, dry, smooth, and free from dust, grease, wax, etc.

•  Smooth out any bumps on the wall.

•  Patch up any large holes on the wall.

•  Clean the back surface of the panel by wiping it with clean

cloth.

•  Acclimate the panel to the room temperature for a few

hours before installation.

Note : There are many ways to install the panel, we describe the way to install it from the

center so that it is symmetrically vertically and horizontally. Depends on your wall design,
you may install it differently to suit your own design.

•  Idea # 1

•  Pro:Cut panel can

be installed on
the less visible

side, like the
bottom or far
side of the wall

•  Con:Patterns are

not centered on
the wall

Cut Here

Start At

The

Upper

Left

Corner

Cut Here

Start At

The

Upper

Right

Corner

•  Pro:Cut panel can

be installed on
the less visible
side, like the
bottom or far
side of the wall

•  Con:Patterns are

not centered on
the wall

Cut Here

Start At

The

Middle

•  Pro:Patterns are

centered

•  Con:Cut panels

on all 4 sides.
May need to

install the border
to hide them.

•  There are many other ideas you can use to install the panel. For

example, diagonally that creates a “diamond” shape, start from
the top middle, start from left middle, start from right middle
and etc.

•  The instructions will be the same for all the different layout

ideas.

Note : The instructions here assumes you install from the top left corner. The same instruction can be used for other
layout as well.

•  On the wall you want to install the panel, visually inspect the corner where

the ceiling meet the wall. Identify the lowest point of the ceiling. (It is
common to have a ceiling that is not perfectly level or even)

•  Put a panel up against (leave about 1/8” space) the lowest point of the

ceiling and mark the height of the panel.

•  From the marking, draw the level horizontal line across the wall with the help

of the level.

•  This way you don’t have to cut any of the top row panel when install up

against the ceiling. Since it is high up and the gap is small, it won’t be visible.

•  If the gap between the panel and the ceiling is too visible (not likely), you

may need to fill it in with additional panel.

•  Draw one level horizontal lines for each row of panels.

1. Lowest Point

2. Marking

3. Draw Level
Horizontal Line

4. Draw One
Level Horizontal

Line For Each
Row Of Panel

Ceiling

Note : The instructions here assumes you install from the top left corner. The same instruction can be used
for other layout as well.

•  Visually inspect the left corner where the left side of the wall meet the

other wall. Identify the corner that is protruded the most. (It is
common to have a wall that is not perfectly even)

•  Put a panel up against (leave about 1/8” space) the most protrude

point of the wall and mark the width of the panel.

•  From the marking, draw the level vertical line across the wall with the

help of the level.

•  This way you don’t have to cut any of the left-most column panel when

install up against the other wall.

•  Draw one level vertical lines for each panel column.

•  Once you are done drawing horizontal and vertical lines, you are

ready the lay the 3D Wall Panels.

1. Most protruded
point

2. Marking

3. Draw Level
Horizontal Line

4. Draw One Level
Vertical Line For Each

Column Of Panel

•  Grab the first 3D Wall Panel, peel off

the protective cover of all the double­sided adhesive on the panel.

•  Be careful not to touch the adhesive as

that will reduce its stickiness.

•  Start from the upper left corner, line up

the corner of the panel inside the grid
drawn. Make sure all sides are lined up.

•  Push the panel against the next panel so

as to minimize the gap between panel.
Tap across the panel lightly to make
sure it is secured to the wall.

•  Continue with more 3D Wall Panels both

horizontally and vertically.

•  Leave the grid blank if there is a wall

plug that you don’t want to cover. The
panel can be installed later after it is
cut to expose the plug.

•  To cut the 3D Wall Panel

•  Measure the width/height of the area you need the cut panel

•  On the back of the 3D Wall Panel you want to cut, use the ruler/tape measure to measure

and mark where to cut.

Note : since some patterns are not symmetrical, make sure you cut the correct side of the panel to match the pattern on
the wall.

•  Draw the line to help guide where to cut.

•  Use the heavy duty scissor or utility knife to cut the 3D Wall Panel.

•  How to cut around the wall outlet

•  Measure the size of the wall outlet (Add 0.5” to each side of the wall outlet)

•  Identify where on the panel you need to cut, draw a box for the outlet

•  Use a utility knife to cut an opening so that you can use the scissor to cut a hole for the outlet

•  The hole you cut on the panel will be about 0.5” larger than the wall outlet on each side. This

is so that the panel won’t block any plug you use.

•  After the panel is up over the outlet, it will be hollow around the outlet. To fill the hollow

panel, use the wall filler. Push the filler into the hollow part of the panel and fill it up.

•  Remove the excess filler and level it with the cut hole.

•  After it is dry, you can paint over the filler.

•  After all the 3D Wall Panels are installed, you may want to

caulk the gap.

•  Make sure you use the white paintable caulking/sealant. It is

best to get the non-shrinkable calking/sealant

•  Apply the caulking/sealant to the gap between 3D Wall Panels.

Use your finger to push the caulking/sealant into the gap

•  Use a wet cloth to wipe off the excess caulking/sealant.

•  Wait a few hours for the caulking to dry completely before

painting.

•  Depends on your applications, you can use any indoor or

outdoor water-based or oil-based paint.

•  For best result, it Is advisable that you apply the primer first,

then the top coat.

•  Paint can be applied using brush, roller or the sprayer. (on some

designs, roller is not feasible)