Bring to room temperature before unpacking. Store product in closed, dry rooms, at a normal temperature and protected from light (at about 20°C and 30-60 % relative humidity).

Storage recommendations:

• Rolled goods: hanging system (e.g. paternoster)
• Single panels: horizontal position (e.g. drawer system)

The Organoid^® products on Flax backing and Ecofleece can be processed with normal wood-working machinery. Use separating paper enclosed between hot press and surface to protect the pressing plate and do not press at temperatures higher than 60°C, in order to protect the positive properties of the natural materials. We recommend the use of white glue.

Guidelines:

• pressing temperature: 60°C
• pressure 1 kg/cm²
• Glue application: approx. 100 g/m²
• Pressing time: approx. 15 minutes

• Pre-inspect the strips visually for deviations and/or defects before processing and, if necessary, reverse hang them.
• Cut to the desired size using a cutter knife and double-cut the seams for a perfect fit
• Apply glue (e.g. white glue) evenly and completely onto the wood material, not on the non-woven. Adapt amount of glue to the surface, as the non-woven backings may take up the moisture, leading to glue stains. We recommend pre-trials before first using our products in any case.
• Apply glue vertically and horizontally using a roller.
• Put surface onto wood material and cover with included separating paper to avoid damaging the surface
• Do not press at temperatures higher than 60°C
• Take finished piece out of the hot press as quickly as possible and let cool evenly
• Cut off excess material or bend around the edges

Most natural surfaces generally do not have a great impact on warpage due to their low thickness. For sensitive applications, we offer a counterbalance: either empty coating paper or the empty backing material of the surface in question.

Bring to room temperature before unpacking. Store product in closed, dry rooms, at a normal temperature and protected from light (at about 20°C and 30-60 % relative humidity).

In case any anomalies and/or defects occur, Organoid^® has to be contacted in written form immediately. Please check before installation if the delivery has any anomalies and/or defects. Natural surfaces by Organoid^® are made from natural plant fibres, therefore individual products of the same type may vary in colour, smell, or texture. Allow for the dimensions of the surfaces to vary up to +/- 2%, as they are unavoidable from a technical point of view. Small deviations due to these biological properties are therefore not a reason for complaint or warranty claims.

Infinity Panel width 192 mm with groove, with insulation, installation with screw claws

• Fastening the substructure
  • Screw the screws into the substructure batten, so that approx. 3-5 mm of the screw tip protrudes.
  • Align the batten exactly horizontally using a spirit level.
  • Press the slightly protruding screws against the wall to make precise marks for the dowel holes.
  • Drill holes and insert dowels
  • Select the dowels and screw length according to the condition of the wall.
  • Mount the battens at a distance of approx. 60 cm, matching the width of the insulation
  • When marking the positions of the battens on the wall, check the lateral position of the battens with a spirit level and ensure exact vertical alignment
  • Use the thickness of the battens of the substructure to match the thickness of the insulation, here 5 cm

• Inserting the insulation: Insert the insulation boards into the spaces between the mouldings
• Fasten the panels to the substructure battens
  • Align the first panel and check with a spirit level to ensure an exact vertical position
  • Insert the screw claws into the groove of the panel and fasten to the substructure battens
  • The dimension of the screws is Ø 2.5 mm x length 25 mm
  • Insert the next panel into the previous screw claw and slide it on so that it is seamlessly flush with the previous panel. Then fit the screw claws again and repeat the previous steps.

Infinity Panel width 192 mm with groove, without insulation, installation with screw claws

• Fastening the substructure
  • Screw the screws into the moulding of the substructure, so that approx. 3-5 mm of the screw tip protrudes.
  • Align the moulding exactly horizontally using a spirit level.
  • Press the slightly protruding screws against the wall to make precise marks for the dowel holes.
  • Drill holes and insert dowels
  • Select the dowels and screw length according to the wall condition.
  • Mount the mouldings at a distance of approx. 60 cm
  • When indicating the positions of the mouldings on the wall, check the lateral position of the mouldings with a spirit level and ensure exact vertical alignment
  • Thickness of the substructure mouldings approx. 2 cm

• Fasten the panels to the substructure battens
  • Align the first panel and check it with a spirit level to ensure an exact vertical position
  • Insert the screw claws into the groove of the panel and fasten them to the substructure battens
  • The dimension of the screws is Ø 2.5 mm x length 25 mm
  • Insert the next panel into the previous screw claw and push it on until it is seamlessly flush with the previous panel. Fit the screw claws again on the next panel and repeat the previous steps.

To the video tutorial

Bring to room temperature before unpacking. Store product in closed, dry rooms, at a normal temperature and protected from light (at about 20°C and 30-60 % relative humidity).

In case any anomalies and/or defects occur, Organoid^® has to be contacted in written form immediately. Please check before installation if the delivery has any anomalies and/or defects. Natural surfaces by Organoid^® are made from natural plant fibres, therefore individual products of the same type may vary in colour, smell, or texture. Allow for the dimensions of the surfaces to vary up to +/- 2%, as they are unavoidable from a technical point of view. Small deviations due to these biological properties are therefore not a reason for complaint or warranty claims.

Recommended tools:

• Drill
• Screws and wall plugs – depending on the condition of the wall
• Spirit level
• Measuring tape or metre rule
• Pencil

Absorber Panel: width 1,300 mm without groove, without insulation, suspension with wedge strips

• Screw the screws into the moulding of the substructure so that approx. 3-5 mm of the screw tip protrudes.
• Align the moulding exactly horizontally using a spirit level.
• Press the slightly protruding screws against the wall to make precise marks for the dowel holes.
• Drill the holes and insert the wall plugs: Select the wall plugs and screw length according to the condition of the wall.
• Measure the distances between the wedge strips attached to the panel and transfer these measurements to the wall.
• Attach the remaining substructure strips as described above.
• Use a spirit level to check that both the lateral and horizontal alignment is correct.

Hang the panels in the substructure wedge strips.

Bring to room temperature before unpacking. Store product in closed, dry rooms, at a normal temperature and protected from light (at about 20°C and 30-60 % relative humidity).

Storage recommendations:

• Rolled goods: hanging system (e.g. paternoster)
• Single panels: horizontal position (e.g. drawer system)

In case any anomalies and/or defects occur, Organoid^® has to be contacted in written form immediately. Please check before installation if the delivery has any anomalies and/or defects.

Natural surfaces by Organoid^® are made from natural plant fibres, therefore individual products of the same type may vary in colour, smell, or texture.

Allow for the dimensions of the surfaces to vary up to +/- 2%, as they are unavoidable from a technical point of view. Small deviations due to these biological properties are therefore not a reason for complaint or warranty claims.

The Organoid^® products on Flax backing and Ecofleece can be processed with normal wood-working machinery. Use separating paper enclosed between hot press and surface to protect the pressing plate and do not press at temperatures higher than 60°C, in order to protect the positive properties of the natural materials. We recommend the use of white glue.

Guidelines:

• pressing temperature: 60°C
• pressure 1 kg/cm²
• Glue application: approx. 100 g/m²
• Pressing time: approx. 15 minutes

• Checking the surface for anomalies and/or defects BEFORE processing
• Cut to the desired size using a cutter knife and double-cut the seams for a perfect fit
• Apply glue (e.g. white glue) evenly and completely onto the wood material, not on the paper. Adapt amount of glue to the surface, as the paper may take up the moisture, leading to glue stains. We recommend pre-trials before first using our products in any case.
• Apply glue vertically and horizontally using a roller.
• Put surface onto wood material and cover with incuded seperating paper to avoid damaging the surface
• Do not press at temperatures higher than 60°C
• Lower feed rates and higher rotational speed are recommended for machine processing.
• Take finished piece out of the hot press as quickly as possible and let cool evenly
• Cut off excess material or bend around the edges

Most natural surfaces generally do not have a great impact on warpage due to their low thickness. For sensitive applications, we offer a counterbalance: either empty coating paper or the empty backing material of the surface in question.

Remove loose natural fibre gently using a dry cloth.

Bring to room temperature before unpacking. Store product in closed, dry rooms, at a normal temperature and protected from light (at about 20°C and 30-60 % relative humidity).

Storage recommendations:

• Rolled goods: hanging system (e.g. paternoster)
• Single panels: horizontal position (e.g. drawer system)

In case any anomalies and/or defects occur, Organoid^® has to be contacted in written form immediately. Please check before installation if the delivery has any anomalies and/or defects.

Natural surfaces by Organoid^® are made from natural plant fibres, therefore individual products of the same type may vary in colour, smell, or texture.

Allow for the dimensions of the surfaces to vary up to +/- 2%, as they are unavoidable from a technical point of view. Small deviations due to these biological properties are therefore not a reason for complaint or warranty claims.

For installing Organoid^® on golden paper as a wallpaper, we recommend the glue Glutolin ECC extra clear. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for use. The glue can be purchased directly from Organoid^®.

• Technical data ‘Glutolin ECC extra clear’

The base must be dry, stable, evenly absorbent, clean, dust-free, smooth, sufficiently even for wallpapering and of a neutral colour. Eliminate stains or colour differences on the wall with a suitable pigmented wallpaper primer to prevent them from shining through.

Cracks, holes and unevenness must be repaired with suitable measures before wallpapering. Recently plastered walls must be fully dried. Prime highly absorbent surfaces with a suitable non-pigmented or water-based primer.

Base:

Even absorption of surface needs to be ensured after priming.

Recommended tools:

• Cutting knife and wallpaper scissors
• Sponge and clear, cold water
• Short fibre paint roller & brush (fort he corners)
• Laser level or plumb bob
• Rubber roller & seam roller
• Wallpapering ruler
• Clean lint-free cloth

We recommend:

• Pre-inspect the strips visually for deviations and/or defects before processing and, if necessary, reverse hang them.
• Pre-trials
• Start at window or light source
• Pay attention to room temperature +18 up to +25C, air humidity 30 – 60% and airflow

Important preliminary steps:

The golden paper must be soaked in advance, or creasing will occur on the wall, with only limited possibility to smooth them out. Apply clear and clean water to the back of the wallpaper sheet using a sponge – the soaking time is approx. 7-10 minutes. During the soaking time, the back of the wallpaper must be kept permanently damp. The wallpaper is then applied using the wall pasting technique.

 Wallpapering technique: Create a plumb line for the first panel. Fully and evenly saturate wall for each track individually with glue, using a short-fibre paint roller and a brush for the corners. Take the soaked golden paper and put it onto the glued surface, starting from the top. Press down panels with rubber roller, avoiding bubbles or folds. Cut away excess wallpaper using a ruler and a cutting knife.

Overlap and double-cut: Apply the glue for the second panel. Each panel overlaps approx. 2 cm with the one next to it. Take into consideration possible imperfections 1-2 mm around the edges. Use a bar or a long ruler to cut both panels at the same time, to make them fit at the seams. Firmly press down the bracket or ruler and use a sharp blade to avoid ripping the soaked wallpaper during the cutting process. Press in with a seam roller.

Alternatively: cut the stips exactly at the sides and install them edge-to-edge.

Free match: The naturally scattered materials do not require matching patterns between panels.

Glue stains on the surface can be removed with a clean, damp cloth. For the drying process, keep the windows closed and do not heat excessively. 18-22°C, without draft is ideal.

After the wallpaper has dried, remove detached fibres with a dry cloth. Fibres might come off due to the wallpaper being wet from the glue, which is normal.
Organoid^® does not bear liability to damages caused by cleaning the surface.

Pull wallpaper off the wall and remove leftovers with spatula or scraper.
Tip: pre-cut wallpaper into tracks for easier removal (perhaps use water and wallpaper stripper beforehand).

Bring to room temperature before unpacking. Store product in closed, dry rooms, at a normal temperature and protected from light (at about 20°C and 30-60 % relative humidity).

Storage recommendations:

• Rolled goods: hanging system (e.g. paternoster)

In case any anomalies and/or defects occur, Organoid^® has to be contacted in written form immediately. Please check before installation if the delivery has any anomalies and/or defects.

Natural surfaces by Organoid^® are made from natural plant fibres, therefore individual products of the same type may vary in colour, smell, or texture.

Allow for the dimensions of the surfaces to vary up to +/- 2%, as they are unavoidable from a technical point of view. Small deviations due to these biological properties are therefore not a reason for complaint or warranty claims.

The strong adhesive foil is suitable for direct adhesion on smooth and rough surfaces, e.g. plasterboard, concrete, metal, glass, wooden panels and other materials. The surface must be in good condition, dry, clean and dust free.

Recommended tools:

• Soft brush
• Sharp cutter and cutting ruler
• Dry protective gloves
• Marker for positioning
• Low-adhesion masking tape
• Soft rubber roller
• Felt squeegee
• Lint-free cloth for cleaning

• Checking the surface for anomalies and/or defects BEFORE processing
• Unroll material on an even surface and acclimatise horizontally (approx. 20°C and 50-65% relative humidity for 12 hours). Single decks can be stacked.
• Test underground for adhesion and compatibility with the adhesive before use.
• We recommend dry application
• Take exact measurements of the surface and cut material with 2 cm allowance on each side (allow for an extra 5 mm, as edges might not be completely straight)
• Protect adjacent surfaces with masking tape from the strong self-adhesive foil.
• Tip: Material can be laser-cut or cut on a plotter to achieve the desired shape

Different methods can be used to adhere the material to the underground. Depending on the size of the surface, the material or to have a little leftover as possible. Vertical and horizontal use is possible. Tip: it is best to work in a team of two people.

1. Position the material on the surface
2. Fix it onto the surface with masking tape
3. Remove the first 10-20 cm oft he yellow liner and fold it back
4. Press the material onto the surface with a rubber roller in a straight line. Use sufficient pressure to ensure adhesion. Tip: application needs to be exact, as the industrial strength foil adheres very well and cannot be adjusted afterwards.
5. Pull off liner bit by bit with both hands and press material down firmly with rubber roller
6. Carefully remove masking tape after material has been adhered to the surface
7. Press down all corners carefully and firmly with a rubber roller or a soft squeegee (glass, corners).
8. Remove excess material with cutter knife and ruler
9. Double-cut and overlap: Further panels have to be adhered using the double-cut method with approx. 2 cm overlap (allow for +/- 5 mm).
   Tip: Adhere a stripe of masking tape horizontally to orient yourself and to protect the lower panel and the edge of the already attached panel. Pay attention tot he panels being parallel. Gut both panels at the same time using a ruler and pull away the stripes around the edges, laying the panels seam to seam. Press in the seams.
10. Use on 90° inner and outer corners is possible, but natural fibre might come off. Test before use.
11. Adhesion on Glass:Adhering the surface to glass requires extra care. The adhesion of the foil on glass is very strong and makes readjustments impossible. Pay attention to the placement of the foil. Apply panels next to each other (butt joint). Allow for imperfections around the edges (+/- 5 mm).

Loose natural fibre on the surface can be removed with a dry cloth or a brush.

Our adhesive foil is a permanent adhesive with high strength, which enables excellent adhesion on a number of different smooth and structured surfaces. A clean and damage-free removal of the surface cannot be expected. We recommend testing the adhesion and removal before use.

Tips for removing self-adhesive foil:

• Slowly remove foil
• Begin removing the foil from the top, pulling hard – at an angle of 120° to 180° from the wall
• Do not use Chemicals
• Use low heat (30°C – 40°C) on suitable surfaces – do not use heat on e.g. plasterboard or windows
• Blades can make the removal easier
• Remove leftover adhesive and clean surface

Bring to room temperature before unpacking. Store product in closed, dry rooms, at a normal temperature and protected from light (at about 20°C and 30-60 % relative humidity).

In case any anomalies and/or defects occur, Organoid^® has to be contacted in written form immediately. Please check before installation if the delivery has any anomalies and/or defects. Natural surfaces by Organoid^® are made from natural plant fibres, therefore individual products of the same type may vary in colour, smell, or texture. Allow for the dimensions of the surfaces to vary up to +/- 2%, as they are unavoidable from a technical point of view. Small deviations due to these biological properties are therefore not a reason for complaint or warranty claims.

• Determine the fixing points: Measure the exact position of the fixing points on the back of the absorber.
• Transfer measuring points: Transfer the measured points to the wall and ensure horizontal alignment using a spirit level.
• Preparation for installation: Drill holes at the marked points.
• Select and insert suitable wall plugs and screw hooks according to the condition of the wall.
• Fasten the folding absorber: Carefully place the folding absorber on the screw hooks. If necessary, adjust the position by moving it to the left or right.

To the video tutorial

• Marking the outer edges of the ceiling sails
  • Wall marking: Mark the outer edges of the ceiling sails on the wall. We recommend using easily removable adhesive tape to draw the markings on.
  • Ceiling markings: The use of a laser for precise transfer to the ceiling is ideal. Alternatively, easily removable adhesive tape can be used to mark the positions.
  • The desired positions of the outer edges of the ceiling sails are now marked on the ceiling.

• Transfer the positions of the eyebolts of the ceiling sail to the ceiling. Starting from the marked outer edges of the ceiling sails, mark the previously measured distances of the eyebolts on the ceiling.
• Fitting the cable hangers
  • Drill the holes and fit the ceiling sleeves.
  • Select the wall plugs and screw length to suit the ceiling properties.
  • Recommended screws:g. Spax countersunk head Ø 4.5 mm.
  • Screw on the counterparts of the ceiling sleeves together with the cables.
  • Adjust the cable length by unlocking the locking mechanism on the hook.

• Suspending the ceiling sail
  • Suspend the ceiling sails in the cable hangers.
  • If the distance to the ceiling is too short for suspension, do not shorten the cable length at first.
  • First suspend the ceiling sails, then adjust the cables to the desired length.
  • Shortening is possible without unlocking the hook lock.

To the video tutorial

• Marking the outer edges of the ceiling sails
  • Wall marking: Mark the outer edges of the ceiling sails on the wall. We recommend using easily removable adhesive tape to draw the markings on.
  • Ceiling markings: The use of a laser for precise transfer to the ceiling is ideal. Alternatively, easily removable adhesive tape can be used to mark the positions.
  • Template for marking the wire hangers: Use the template to precisely mark the suspension positions of the wire hangers. The outer edges of the template correspond exactly to the outer edges of the ceiling sail. Position the template precisely at the previously marked ceiling positions and mark the suspension points.
• Fitting the cable hangers
  • Drill the holes and fit the ceiling sleeves.
  • Select the wall plugs and screw length to suit the ceiling properties.
  • Recommended screws: e.g. Spax countersunk head Ø 4.5 mm.
  • Screw on the counterparts of the ceiling sleeves together with the cables.
  • Adjust the cable length by unlocking the locking mechanism on the hook.
• Suspending the ceiling sail
  • Suspend the ceiling sails in the cable hangers.
  • If the distance to the ceiling is too short for suspension, do not shorten the cable length at first.
  • First suspend the ceiling sails, then adjust the cables to the desired length.
  • Shortening is possible without unlocking the hook lock.

Bring to room temperature before unpacking. Store product in closed, dry rooms, at a normal temperature and protected from light (at about 20°C and 30-60 % relative humidity).

Storage recommendations:

• Rolled goods: hanging system (e.g. paternoster)
• Single panels: horizontal position (e.g. drawer system)

In case any anomalies and/or defects occur, Organoid^® has to be contacted in written form immediately. Please check before installation if the delivery has any anomalies and/or defects.

Natural surfaces by Organoid^® are made from natural plant fibres, therefore individual products of the same type may vary in colour, smell, or texture.
Allow for the dimensions of the surfaces to vary up to +/- 2%, as they are unavoidable from a technical point of view. Small deviations due to these biological properties are therefore not a reason for complaint or warranty claims.

We recommend Glutolin ECC extra clear for the application of Organoid^® wallpapers. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for use. The glue can be purchased directly from Organoid^® .

• Technical data sheet ‘Glutolin ECC extra clear’

KAFFEELEDER on Flexi: This surface tends to form mycelia when stored in complete darkness, as it contains moisture and spores that occur naturally in coffee particles. This white film is completely harmless and does not spread to other products. It can easily be removed with a soft cloth. Moreover, the effect only occurs when the product is stored for an extended period of time and can easily be remedied. It has not been observed in the built in product.

The base must be dry, stable, evenly absorbent, clean, dust-free, smooth, sufficiently even for wallpapering and of a neutral colour. Eliminate stains or colour differences on the wall with a suitable pigmented wallpaper primer to prevent them from shining through.

Cracks, holes and unevenness must be repaired with suitable measures before wallpapering. Recently plastered walls must be fully dried. Prime highly absorbent surfaces with a suitable non-pigmented or water-based primer.

Base:

Even absorption of surface needs to be ensured after priming.

Recommended tools:

• Cutting knife and wallpaper scissors
• Short fibre paint roller & brush (fort he corners)
• Laser level or plumb bob
• Rubber roller & seam roller
• Wallpapering ruler
• Clean lint-free cloth & soft clean brush

We recommend:

• Pre-inspect the strips visually for deviations and/or defects before processing and, if necessary, reverse hang them.
• Pre-trials
• Start at window or light source
• Pay attention to room temperature +18 up to +25C, air humidity 30 – 60% and airflow

 Wallpapering technique: Create a plumb line for the first panel. Fully and evenly saturate wall for each track individually with glue, using a short-fibre paint roller and a brush for the corners. Keep back of the wallpaper dry and clean. Apply the wallpaper without pre-soaking onto the glued surface. Press down panels with rubber roller, avoiding bubbles or folds. Cut away excess wallpaper using a ruler and a cutting knife.

Overlap and double-cut: Apply the glue for the second panel. Each panel overlaps approx. 2 cm with the one next to it. Take into consideration possible imperfections 1-2 mm around the edges. Use a bar or a long ruler to cut both panels at the same time, to make them fit at the seams. Press in with a seam roller.

Free match: The naturally scattered materials do not require matching patterns between panels

Dab off paste stains on the surface with a cloth. For the drying process, keep the windows closed and do not heat excessively. 18-22°C, without draft is ideal.

After the wallpaper has dried, remove detached fibres with a dry cloth. Fibres might come off due to the wallpaper being wet from the glue, which is normal.
Organoid^®  does not bear liability to damages caused by cleaning the surface.

Pull wallpaper off the wall and remove leftovers with spatula or scraper. Tip: pre-cut wallpaper into tracks for easier removal (perhaps use water and wallpaper stripper beforehand).

Bring to room temperature before unpacking. Store product in closed, dry rooms, at a normal temperature and protected from light (at about 20°C and 30-60 % relative humidity).

Storage recommendations:

• Rolled goods: hanging system (e.g. paternoster)
• Single panels: horizontal position (e.g. drawer system)

In case any anomalies and/or defects occur, Organoid^® has to be contacted in written form immediately. Please check before installation if the delivery has any anomalies and/or defects.

Natural surfaces by Organoid^® are made from natural plant fibres, therefore individual products of the same type may vary in colour, smell, or texture.

Allow for the dimensions of the surfaces to vary up to +/- 2%, as they are unavoidable from a technical point of view. Small deviations due to these biological properties are therefore not a reason for complaint or warranty claims.

The Organoid^® products on Flax backing and Ecofleece can be processed with normal wood-working machinery. Use separating paper enclosed between hot press and surface to protect the pressing plate and do not press at temperatures higher than 60°C, in order to protect the positive properties of the natural materials. We recommend the use of white glue.

Guidelines

• pressing temperature: 60°C
• pressure 1 kg/cm²
• Glue application: approx. 100 g/m²
• Pressing time: approx. 15 minutes

• Checking the surface for anomalies and/or defects BEFORE processing
• Cut to the desired size using a cutter knife and double-cut the seams for a perfect fit
• Apply glue (e.g. white glue) evenly and completely onto the wood material, not on the non-woven. Adapt amount of glue to the surface, as the non-woven backings may take up the moisture, leading to glue stains. We recommend pre-trials before first using our products in any case.
• Apply glue vertically and horizontally using a roller.
• Put surface onto wood material and cover with included separating paper to avoid damaging the surface
• Do not press at temperatures higher than 60°C
• Take finished piece out of the hot press as quickly as possible and let cool evenly
  • Cut off excess material or bend around the edges

Most natural surfaces generally do not have a great impact on warpage due to their low thickness. For sensitive applications, we offer a counterbalance: either empty coating paper or the empty backing material of the surface in question.

Glue stains on the surface can be removed with a dry cloth or a brush.

Bring to room temperature before unpacking. Store product in closed, dry rooms, at a normal temperature and protected from light (at about 20°C and 30-60 % relative humidity).

Storage recommendations:

• Rolled goods: hanging system (e.g. paternoster)

In case any anomalies and/or defects occur, Organoid^® has to be contacted in written form immediately. Please check before installation if the delivery has any anomalies and/or defects.

Natural surfaces by Organoid^® are made from natural plant fibres, therefore individual products of the same type may vary in colour, smell, or texture.

Allow for the dimensions of the surfaces to vary up to +/- 2%, as they are unavoidable from a technical point of view. Small deviations due to these biological properties are therefore not a reason for complaint or warranty claims.

The strong adhesive foil is suitable for direct adhesion on smooth and rough surfaces, e.g. plasterboard, concrete, metal, glass, wooden panels and other materials. The surface must be in good condition, dry, clean and dust free.

Recommended tools:

• Soft brush
• Sharp cutter and cutting ruler
• Dry protective gloves
• Marker for positioning
• Low-adhesion masking tape
• Soft rubber roller
• Felt squeegee
• Lint-free cloth for cleaning

• Checking the surface for anomalies and/or defects BEFORE processing
• Unroll material on an even surface and acclimatise horizontally (approx. 20°C and 50-65% relative humidity for 12 hours). Single decks can be stacked.
• Test underground for adhesion and compatibility with the adhesive before use.
• We recommend dry application
• Take exact measurements of the surface and cut material with 2 cm allowance on each side (allow for an extra 5 mm, as edges might not be completely straight)
• Protect adjacent surfaces with masking tape from the strong self-adhesive foil.
• Tip: Material can be laser-cut or cut on a plotter to achieve the desired shape

Different methods can be used to adhere the material to the underground. Depending on the size of the surface, the material or to have a little leftover as possible. Vertical and horizontal use is possible. Tip: it is best to work in a team of two people.

1. Position the material on the surface
2. Fix it onto the surface with masking tape
3. Remove the first 10-20 cm oft he yellow liner and fold it back
4. Press the material onto the surface with a rubber roller in a straight line. Use sufficient pressure to ensure adhesion. Tip: application needs to be exact, as the industrial strength foil adheres very well and cannot be adjusted afterwards.
5. Pull off liner bit by bit with both hands and press material down firmly with rubber roller
6. Carefully remove masking tape after material has been adhered to the surface
7. Press down all corners carefully and firmly with a rubber roller or a soft squeegee (glass, corners).
8. Remove excess material with cutter knife and ruler
9. Double-cut and overlap: Further panels have to be adhered using the double-cut method with approx. 2 cm overlap (allow for +/- 5 mm).
   Tip: Adhere a stripe of masking tape horizontally to orient yourself and to protect the lower panel and the edge of the already attached panel. Pay attention tot he panels being parallel. Gut both panels at the same time using a ruler and pull away the stripes around the edges, laying the panels seam to seam. Press in the seams.
10. Use on 90° inner and outer corners is possible, but natural fibre might come off. Test before use.
11. Adhesion on Glass: Adhering the surface to glass requires extra care. The adhesion of the foil on glass is very strong and makes readjustments impossible. Pay attention to the placement of the foil. Apply panels next to each other (butt joint). Allow for imperfections around the edges (+/- 5 mm).

Loose natural fibre on the surface can be removed with a dry cloth or a brush.

Our adhesive foil is a permanent adhesive with high strength, which enables excellent adhesion on a number of different smooth and structured surfaces. A clean and damage-free removal of the surface cannot be expected. We recommend testing the adhesion and removal before use.

Tips for removing self-adhesive foil:

• Slowly remove foil
• Begin removing the foil from the top, pulling hard – at an angle of 120° to 180° from the wall
• Do not use Chemicals
• Use low heat (30°C – 40°C) on suitable surfaces – do not use heat on e.g. plasterboard or windows
• Blades can make the removal easier
• Remove leftover adhesive and clean surface

Bring to room temperature before unpacking. Store product in closed, dry rooms, at a normal temperature and protected from light (at about 20°C and 30-60 % relative humidity).

Storage recommendations:

• Rolled goods: hanging system (e.g. paternoster)
• Single panels: horizontal position (e.g. drawer system)

In case any anomalies and/or defects occur, Organoid^® has to be contacted in written form immediately. Please check before installation if the delivery has any anomalies and/or defects.

Natural surfaces by Organoid^® are made from natural plant fibres, therefore individual products of the same type may vary in colour, smell, or texture.

Allow for the dimensions of the surfaces to vary up to +/- 2%, as they are unavoidable from a technical point of view. Small deviations due to these biological properties are therefore not a reason for complaint or warranty claims.

We recommend Glutolin ECC extra clear for the application of Organoid^® wallpapers. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for use. The glue can be purchased directly from Organoid^®.

• Technical Data Sheet ‘Glutolin ECC extra clear’

The base must be dry, stable, evenly absorbent, clean, dust-free, smooth, sufficiently even for wallpapering and of a neutral colour. Eliminate stains or colour differences on the wall with a suitable pigmented wallpaper primer to prevent them from shining through.

Cracks, holes and unevenness must be repaired with suitable measures before wallpapering. Recently plastered walls must be fully dried. Prime highly absorbent surfaces with a suitable non-pigmented or water-based primer.

Base:

Even absorption of surface needs to be ensured after priming

Recommended tools:

• Cutting knife and wallpaper scissors
• Short fibre paint roller & brush (for the corners)
• Laser level or plumb bob
• Rubber roller & seam roller
• Wallpapering ruler
• Clean lint-free cloth & soft clean brush

We recommend:

• Pre-inspect the strips visually for deviations and/or defects before processing and, if necessary, reverse hang them.
• Pre-trials
• Start at window or light source
• Pay attention to room temperature +18 up to +25C, air humidity 30 – 60% and airflow

Wallpapering technique: Create a plumb line for the first panel. Fully and evenly saturate wall for each track individually with glue, using a short-fibre paint roller and a brush for the corners. Keep back of the wallpaper dry and clean. Apply the wallpaper without pre-soaking onto the glued surface. Press down panels with rubber roller, avoiding bubbles or folds. Cut away excess wallpaper using a ruler and a cutting knife.

Overlap and double-cut: Apply the glue for the second panel. Each panel overlaps approx. 2 cm with the one next to it. Take into consideration possible imperfections 1-2 mm around the edges. Use a bar or a long ruler to cut both panels at the same time, to make them fit at the seams. Press in with a seam roller.

Free match: The naturally scattered materials do not require matching patterns between panels.

Glue stains on the surface can be removed with a dry cloth (for light-products) or a damp cloth (for premium products).

For the drying process, keep the windows closed and do not heat excessively. 18-22°C, without draft is ideal.

After the wallpaper has dried, remove detached fibres with a dry cloth. Fibres might come off due to the wallpaper being wet from the glue, which is normal. Organoid^® does not bear liability to damages caused by cleaning the surface.

Pull wallpaper off the wall and remove leftovers with spatula or scraper. Tip: pre-cut wallpaper into tracks for easier removal (perhaps use water and wallpaper stripper beforehand).

Bring to room temperature before unpacking. Store product in closed, dry rooms, at a normal temperature and protected from light (at about 20°C and 30-60 % relative humidity).

Storage recommendations:

• Rolled goods: hanging system (e.g. paternoster)
• Single panels: horizontal position (e.g. drawer system)

In case any anomalies and/or defects occur, Organoid^® has to be contacted in written form immediately. Please check before installation if the delivery has any anomalies and/or defects.

Natural surfaces by Organoid^® are made from natural plant fibres, therefore individual products of the same type may vary in colour, smell, or texture.

Allow for the dimensions of the surfaces to vary up to +/- 2%, as they are unavoidable from a technical point of view. Small deviations due to these biological properties are therefore not a reason for complaint or warranty claims.

The Organoid^® products on Flax backing and Eco fleece can be processed with normal wood-working machinery. Use separating paper enclosed between hot press and surface to protect the pressing plate and do not press at temperatures higher than 60°C, in order to protect the positive properties of the natural materials. We recommend the use of white glue.

Guidelines:

• pressing temperature: 60°C
• pressure 1 kg/cm²
• Glue application: approx. 100 g/m²
• Pressing time: approx. 15 minutes

• Pre-inspect the strips visually for deviations and/or defects before processing and, if necessary, reverse hang them.
• Cut to the desired size using a cutter knife and double-cut the seams for a perfect fit
• Apply glue (e.g. white glue) evenly and completely onto the wood material, not on the non-woven. Adapt amount of glue to the surface, as the non-woven backings may take up the moisture, leading to glue stains. We recommend pre-trials before first using our products in any case.
• Apply glue vertically and horizontally using a roller.
• Put surface onto wood material and cover with included separating paper to avoid damaging the surface
• Do not press at temperatures higher than 60°C
• Take finished piece out of the hot press as quickly as possible and let cool evenly
• Cut off excess material or bend around the edges

Most natural surfaces generally do not have a great impact on warpage due to their low thickness. For sensitive applications, we offer a counterbalance: either empty coating paper or the empty backing material of the surface in question.

Loose natural fibre on the surface can be removed with a dry cloth or a brush.

• Position festlegen: Überlege, wo das Bild hängen soll. Mit einem Maßband den idealen Mittelpunkt in Augenhöhe markieren (ca. 150–160 cm vom Boden).
• Markierung setzen: Rückseite des Rahmens messen (z. B. Abstand der Aufhänger). Diese Maße auf die Wand übertragen und mit einer Wasserwaage ausrichten.
• Bohrlöcher setzen: Entsprechend der Wandbeschaffenheit geeignete Dübel und Schrauben verwenden. Bohrlöcher an den markierten Punkten setzen.
• Dübel und Haken einsetzen: Dübel in die Löcher stecken und Schrauben/Haken eindrehen, sodass das Bild später sicher hängt.
• Bild aufhängen: Bild aufhängen und mit der Wasserwaage ausrichten – fertig!

• Determine the position: Think about where you want the picture to hang. Use a tape measure to mark the ideal centre point at eye level (approx. 150-160 cm from the floor).
• Make a mark: Measure the back of the frame (e.g. distance between the hangers). Transfer these measurements to the wall and align with a spirit level.
• Drill holes: Use suitable wall plugs and screws according to the condition of the wall. Drill holes at the marked points.
• Insert dowels and hooks: Insert wall plugs into the holes and screw in screws/hooks so that the picture hangs securely later.
• Hang up the picture: Hang up the picture and align with the spirit level – done!

• Determine the position: Think about where you want the picture to hang. Use a tape measure to mark the ideal centre point at eye level (approx. 150-160 cm from the floor).
• Make a mark: Measure the back of the frame (e.g. distance between the hangers). Transfer these measurements to the wall and align with a spirit level.
• Drill holes: Use suitable wall plugs and screws according to the condition of the wall. Drill holes at the marked points.
• Insert dowels and hooks: Insert wall plugs into the holes and screw in screws/hooks so that the picture hangs securely later.
• Hang up the picture: Hang up the picture and align with the spirit level – done!

• Determine the position: Think about where you want the picture to hang. Use a tape measure to mark the ideal centre point at eye level (approx. 150-160 cm from the floor).
• Make a mark: Measure the back of the frame (e.g. distance between the hangers). Transfer these measurements to the wall and align with a spirit level.
• Drill holes: Use suitable wall plugs and screws according to the condition of the wall. Drill holes at the marked points.
• Insert dowels and hooks: Insert wall plugs into the holes and screw in screws/hooks so that the picture hangs securely later.
• Hang up the picture: Hang up the picture and align with the spirit level – done!

• Determine the position: Think about where you want the picture to hang. Use a tape measure to mark the ideal centre point at eye level (approx. 150-160 cm from the floor).
• Make a mark: Measure the back of the frame (e.g. distance between the hangers). Transfer these measurements to the wall and align with a spirit level.
• Drill holes: Use suitable wall plugs and screws according to the condition of the wall. Drill holes at the marked points.
• Insert dowels and hooks: Insert wall plugs into the holes and screw in screws/hooks so that the picture hangs securely later.
• Hang up the picture: Hang up the picture and align with the spirit level – done!

We recommend unpacking the laminate from the cardboard box. Before use, the panels should be acclimatized to room-temperature with a counterbalance for approx. 1-3 days. Store in closed, dry rooms at a normal temperature (approx. 20°C, 30-60% relative air humidity). Store horizontally on an even surface, e.g. in a drawer system. Direct contact with the floor and/or sun must be avoided.

In case any anomalies and/or defects occur, Organoid^® has to be contacted in written form immediately. Please check before installation if the delivery has any anomalies and/or defects.

Natural surfaces by Organoid^® are made from natural plant fibres, therefore individual products of the same type may vary in colour, smell, or texture.

Allow for the dimensions of the surfaces to vary up to +/- 2%, as they are unavoidable from a technical point of view. Small deviations due to these biological properties are therefore not a reason for complaint or warranty claims.

For cutting engineered wood, commonly used wood working machinery can be used. Panel saws, table saws, hand-held circular saws, jigsaws, but also CNC-milling. The usual principles and precautions apply, just like in working with any other engineered wood or laminate.

Lower feed rates and higher rotational speed are recommended for machine processing.

Natural surfaces on phenolic resin high pressure laminates and be used and processed like normal HPL-panels and pe attached to a number of different surfaces and backgrounds. Typical woodworking materials such as chipboard, MDF and HDF are compatible. When glued on solid walls or metal, a multitude of pre-trials should be conducted. The usual principles and precautions apply, just like in working with any other engineered wood or laminate.

Do not press at a temperature higher than 60°C and use the separating paper enclosed between the hot press and the surface to protect the natural qualities of the organic materials.

The back of the HPL needs to be checked for leftover materials or oils after processing and has to be cleaned carefully accordingly. Cut off 2 cm along the edges before processing, as the density of the natural material deviates due to the production process

• Checking the surface for anomalies and/or defects before processing
• Cut to the desired size
• Apply glue (e.g. white glue) evenly and completely onto the wood material, not on the non-woven. Adapt amount of glue to the surface, as the non-woven backings may take up the moisture, leading to glue stains. We recommend pre-trials before first using our products in any case.
• Apply glue vertically and horizontally using a roller.
• Put surface onto wood material and cover with included separating paper to avoid damaging the surface
• Do not press at temperatures higher than 60°C
• Take finished piece out of the hot press as quickly as possible and let cool evenly
• Cut off excess material or bend around the edges

For an ideally balanced panel structure, we recommend a symmetrical structure, meaning using the same surface on the front and back. For tension equalisation, we recommend using a counter-balance with the same thickness as the HPL used for the surface (HPL 1.1 mm, sanded on both sides, for SKELETTBLATTLA HPL 0.8 mm).

Further criteria for warpage:

• Type of underground (MDF, chipboard, plywood etc.)
• Thickness of nderground panel
• Size of workpiece
• Moisture in wood
• Glue application
• Pressing temperature
  …

Loosened natural fibre on the surface can be removed with a dry cloth or a brush.