Before you start, imagine the required space for the configuration you would like to install. The possibillities are various, depending on the amount of ordered panels.

Cut holes on the marker points. They function as a grid to attach the panels to the wall.

Think of the required space around you if your configuration is larger than only one paper sheet. A spirit leveller helps to place your configuration straight. 

In this example, our installer makes a configuration that demands a reposition the paper sheet. 

In all cases, be sure you'll stay within the grid by proceeding on the previous markers. From this point any further markers can be set. 

Depending on the wall and its structure, choose the right drilling method.

Choose suitable plugs and insert these into the wall.

The round connection plates are connected to the wall by using the included screws.

The magnetic dot on the back of the panel is a powerful tool to connect the panels. 

Note: if you would like to replace the installed panels, make sure you'll slide the panels off instead of pulling. This due of the heavy force caused by the strong magnets.

Start with the lowest line of panels. From there, connect panels within the same direction on the line above. Finish with the panels that are placed on the top line.

Time for the final inspection. Make sure all panels are in the same direction and free of dust.