Fiber cement wall panels are a high-performance material widely used in architectural decoration. Made from plant fibers, cement, and fine quartz sand through professional processes, they offer significantly higher load-bearing capacity and durability than ordinary panels. They provide extra protection for buildings and extend their service life. This article details the correct installation methods for fiber cement wall panels.

Pre-Installation Preparations

Before installation, ensure the base structure is flat and solid. All fasteners should not protrude from the surface. Welded joints must be polished smooth, with no residual slag.

It is recommended to install the wall panels after the overall structure of the building is completed. This prevents potential damage to the panels during subsequent construction.

Installation Steps for Fiber Cement Wall Panels

1. Fixing Principle:
   For large panels (e.g., 1200*2400mm), fix gradually from the center to the edges. This helps release internal stress in the panels and prevents deformation.
2. Self-Tapping Screw Fixing Standards:
   • Ceiling panel screw spacing: 200mm
   • Wall panel center screw spacing: 300mm
   • Edge screw spacing: 200mm
   • Distance from screw hole center to panel edge: 13-15mm
3. Special Treatments:
   If the screw holes cannot meet the edge distance requirements, additional accessories must be used for auxiliary fixation. Screw heads should be embedded 0.3mm below the panel surface and promptly coated with anti-rust primer.

Construction Precautions

Moisture Protection:
Although fiber cement panels have excellent moisture resistance, ensure proper sealing in humid areas like bathrooms to prevent panel detachment.

Cutting Techniques:

• Cutting dimensions should be slightly larger than the actual object size.
• Square holes: Drill holes at the four corners first, then cut with a stone saw.
• Round holes: Drill holes along the inscribed circle, then cut with a jigsaw.

Why Choose Fiber Cement Wall Panels?

Fiber cement panels are common fireproof materials on the market. Their advantages include:

• Water and moisture resistance, corrosion and insect prevention
• High fire resistance rating and excellent sound insulation
• Lower cost than stone, superior performance to gypsum boards
• Easy cutting and convenient construction