Wednesday, September 7, 2011

Can You Put Wall Panelling Panels on to UPVC conservatory panelling?

Can we put your wall panels over our unsightly UPVC conservatory panelling?

Yes you can put wall panelling panels on to upvc with silicone and the reason why we recommend silcione is because the UPVC in the conservtory will naturally expand and contract due to changes of temperature and silicone will uniquely allow for that movment too when the timer panels have been fitted...

Help On Heights of Skirtings and Wall Panelling....

If you are looking for your panelling to be 1 metre high .. wall panelling recommend a skirting of 125mm high...

However remember we can can make them any height for you if you want to match in with an existing skirting height in your home because we can easily change the height of the bottom rail on the panelling design...

Tuesday, September 6, 2011

Question from a Customer about Wall Panelling's Oak/oak veneer panelling...

Sent: Tue 06/09/2011 12:47To: Wall Panelling ExpertsSubject: Re: re bookcase and panelling estimate

Dear Carol,
Thanks very much for getting back to me so quickly! Yes, the details are approximately correct.
What thickness is the veneer part of the oak? Do you do solid wood and if so, what would the cost be?
Kind regards,
Shona Smith
Hi Shona yes the 18 mm oak/oak veneer is made up as follows 1. framework of 12mm oak faced mdf 2. Then a 6mm mdf oak/oak veneer back 3. Then solid oak beading Because of how they are made they don't warp or crack unlike solid oak and you finsihbthe in exactly the same way as solid oak eg varnish and then waxing if preferred For solid oak please just double the price (Solid timbers are very expensive at the moment) Hope that helps If there is anything I can do to help, if you have anything on your mind please just ask Thanks so much, Shona From Your Senior Wall Panelling Advisor Carol Direct from The Uk's Top Wall Panelling Experts For Everything You Will Ever Need To Know For Your Own Ideal Wall Panelling Design.. Terms & Conditions Apply @ www.wallpanellingltd.com wwww.wallpanelling.net Free phone 0800 169 6855 PS You'll absolutely love your panelling design... Disclaimer by using www.wallpanellingltd.com website @ emailing you agree that you have read our terms and conditions and that you agree to them

Question from a Customer about Wall Panelling's Oak/oak veneer panelling...

Sent: Tue 06/09/2011 12:47To: Wall Panelling ExpertsSubject: Re: re bookcase and panelling estimate

Dear Carol,
Thanks very much for getting back to me so quickly! Yes, the details are approximately correct.
What thickness is the veneer part of the oak? Do you do solid wood and if so, what would the cost be?
Kind regards,
Shona Smith
Hi Shona yes the 18 mm oak/oak veneer is made up as follows 1. framework of 12mm oak faced mdf 2. Then a 6mm mdf oak/oak veneer back 3. Then solid oak beading Because of how they are made they don't warp or crack unlike solid oak and you finsihbthe in exactly the same way as solid oak eg varnish and then waxing if preferred For solid oak please just double the price (Solid timbers are very expensive at the moment) Hope that helps If there is anything I can do to help, if you have anything on your mind please just ask Thanks so much, Shona From Your Senior Wall Panelling Advisor Carol Direct from The Uk's Top Wall Panelling Experts For Everything You Will Ever Need To Know For Your Own Ideal Wall Panelling Design.. Terms & Conditions Apply @ www.wallpanellingltd.com wwww.wallpanelling.net Free phone 0800 169 6855 PS You'll absolutely love your panelling design... Disclaimer by using www.wallpanellingltd.com website @ emailing you agree that you have read our terms and conditions and that you agree to them

Find Out In Depth About the High Quality Materials we Will Only Craft With...

Please check out our high quality material specification at http://www.finsa.es/

Monday, September 5, 2011

Thursday, September 1, 2011

How Much Adhesive Is Required When Fitting Panelling?

TOP TAKEAWAY TIP..

When fitting the panels with adhesive gripfill 'no nails' we recommend 1 tube every for every 1 square metre of panelling...