Setup, Compatibility & Care
Ensure your surface is dry, flat, and free of debris before beginning installation. Use standard woodworking tools like a fine-toothed saw to cut the MDF to length. When fitting, slide the tongue of one board into the groove of the next, ensuring the joints are tight and flush. For care, use a soft, damp cloth for routine cleaning. Avoid using abrasive sponges or harsh chemical cleaners, as these can strip the white finish. If the cladding is installed in areas near radiators, ensure there is adequate ventilation to prevent excessive heat-related warping over time.