What is the difficulty of gluing fiberboard to the walls

Today, wall decoration with wood fiber board (MDF) is quite popular. It is beautiful, practical, and relatively inexpensive. In the framework of this publication, we will consider the most common methods of attaching fiberboard sheets to walls, including fastening with adhesive compositions.

The benefits of fiberboard wall decoration

Wood, as a building and finishing material, will always be "in trend", as it is very beautiful, durable, "warm" and environmentally friendly material. The tree does not lose its attractiveness over time, becoming only more representative. In addition, working with wood is not difficult, it is a very malleable material.

Fiberboard panels are environmentally friendly material, they can withstand temperature extremes and high humidity well. Manufacturers can decorate the front of the panel in such a way that it can simulate almost any material.
In addition, the surface is additionally treated with special water-repellent compounds.

Another additional advantage of this material is its low cost and quite simple installation.

For most methods of decorating walls with fiberboard sheets, a perfectly flat surface is not required, it is enough that it is dry and clean. If you adhere to the operating rules, clean the surface in time and prevent it from getting wet, then the fiberboard sheet lasts a very long time.

Methods for installing fiberboard sheets on walls

Depending on the condition of the walls, fiberboard can be fixed in the following ways:

1. Directly to the wall with glue or screws.
2. To a pre-assembled plastic or wooden crate.

As for mounting on the crate, then everything is simple: along the level to the wall, longitudinal and transverse are fixed the rails, while adjusting to the size of the sheets, after which the fiberboard is screwed with screws, or glued to to the crate.

It can be difficult to mount directly to the wall. Firstly, you need a perfectly flat surface, as the material is quite flexible, and will repeat all the bumps in the wall. Secondly, the wall surface must be very well cleaned and primed so that the glue reliably adheres to the surface and the sheets do not lag behind the walls. Thirdly, you need to choose the right glue. If you advise something specific, then for fiberboard, the Moment Installation MR-35 glue is well suited.

With its help it is possible to glue not only fiberboard, but also chipboard, MDF, as well as OSB boards. Provides a very strong, durable, and reliable grip that reaches full strength 24 hours after applying the glue.