This video shows how I installed customer supplied ACUPANELS. Includes setting out, measuring, cutting and fixing Created by VideoShow:videoshowapp.co...
Get the longer panels for high ceilings so you don't need to patch the tops , it never looks right , at the joins ( unless you have very low standards )
Glue supplied had got a decent grip and it was enough in this case, I've cut panels tight between skirting and ceiling, so it was wedged. Also, the wall was perfectly flat.
@clementrantlhwathlwa6229, what about when you come to remove or relocate. Won't that damage the wall underneath. Wouldn't screws be a better option so you can fill them in.
I have screwed it because I know my wife will change her mind at some point then I will have to remove it and repair damage to the wall . A few screw holes is much easier to fill .
They did. Wall was perfectly flat and supplied glue is very grippy. Also I've cut the panels tight between skirting and ceiling, so they've been wedged. If wall is not very flat I would put one or two screws per panel up high in-between the slats and paint the heads black so there can't be seen
Sorry but it would really annoy me seeing that the panels don't go right to the edge of the chimney breast. I would have gone beyond the edge and taken it around the corner with a single slat.
I'm not sure, I've never done research on that subject with these panels. They might help, since back board is felt fibre and slats have gaps between them, so plenty of surface to break sound waves and to absorb Please check Acupanel website
@@rosemason4812That's a good option if you have the tools and skills to make them. The average home owner, that just needs a couple of panels, these are a nice easy solution.
Cost of the panels can be checked on Amazon here
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We bought our panels from our local area for £70 each and they are like 2.7m long.
Will be installing it over the weekend.
That is nice price 🙂
All the best
I’ve just fitted these on my chimney, you’re lucky I had 2 sockets to cut round 😂
2 sockets, that would be annoying😉
Get the longer panels for high ceilings so you don't need to patch the tops , it never looks right , at the joins ( unless you have very low standards )
Of course 🙂👍
Nice but they sell an end strip that would have looked nice on each end
I know, but customer supplied materials
Do you have to nail it to the wall? Or glue is enough? Thanks!
Glue supplied had got a decent grip and it was enough in this case, I've cut panels tight between skirting and ceiling, so it was wedged. Also, the wall was perfectly flat.
What if you want to remove them? Reposition or similar.. Better to screw the to wall@@mrfxr1695
adhesive ATK 812 glue is the best for this.
@clementrantlhwathlwa6229, what about when you come to remove or relocate. Won't that damage the wall underneath. Wouldn't screws be a better option so you can fill them in.
I have screwed it because I know my wife will change her mind at some point then I will have to remove it and repair damage to the wall . A few screw holes is much easier to fill .
Hi, what is the color of these panels? Thank you
Hi, it is Acu Panel contemporary oak
Is the wood with or without stain/finish?
It is prefinished with some kind of lacquer
this bar can be mounted on the ceiling?
Yes it can with adequate fixings
Did they panels stay installed well without using screws or nails? I would prefer to not have visible screw heads.
They did. Wall was perfectly flat and supplied glue is very grippy. Also I've cut the panels tight between skirting and ceiling, so they've been wedged. If wall is not very flat I would put one or two screws per panel up high in-between the slats and paint the heads black so there can't be seen
@@mrfxr1695or use black screws?
@@Oldyellowbrick sure 👍
Where in the UK are you based ? Do you cover South East ?
Chichester and Arun districts
Sorry the worst video I for this I’ve ever seen thumbs down for me
I have this product
nice video thanks. If i have a radiator to fit on panels will it hold?
Thanks.
You would have to fix it through the panel into background wall, not into the panel itself. I definitely wouldn't
Sorry but it would really annoy me seeing that the panels don't go right to the edge of the chimney breast. I would have gone beyond the edge and taken it around the corner with a single slat.
Design and layout is a personal preference, I have discussed all options with customer before installation and he opted for this one
Would these help for recording vocals at home. Fo they actually work to reduce sound
I'm not sure, I've never done research on that subject with these panels. They might help, since back board is felt fibre and slats have gaps between them, so plenty of surface to break sound waves and to absorb
Please check Acupanel website
Get good quality stuff , some of theveneers are paper thin and splinter off when cutting , even masking tape will damage it .
Of course, there are many cheep options online
How much are they?
Customer paid for them so I don't know exactly, but think about £100-130 each
That would be roughly $200 dollars here each. Rather buy the wood and make our own.
@@rosemason4812That's a good option if you have the tools and skills to make them. The average home owner, that just needs a couple of panels, these are a nice easy solution.
What about dust accumulation?
I suppose like anything else in the house, regular dusting and vacuuming should do fine
Just use a brush attachment on the end of a vac, that’s what we do.
How much would someone charge to install if i purchased the panels myself.
Depends on area where you are and level of workmanship
That is not designed to cut out sound it’s only for decoration purposes
Sorry buddy, I didn't design it, I've just installed it for a customer. Any complaints should be raised with manufacturers
@@mrfxr1695 . No you tried to say it cuts out sound . 🤡 you need to listen to your own words in video 🤡
I hate that it doesn't cover the whole area
Customer wanted it just behind the bed, as a headboard
Can I talk about this product with you
Put your questions in the comments and I'll answer it best I can
@@mrfxr1695 A business cooperation
@@mrfxr1695 I want to talk about business cooperation with you .
Remind me not to ring Mr Fxr
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Half a Millimetre who’s he kidding lol
Half a mil is like a mile in my book😉