How do I cover an exposed cut edge?
To hide exposed cut edges of Enkor™ panels we suggest using metal tile edging trim or wood.
Can I install Enkor™ accent planks around my fireplace or stove?
Each fireplace, heater, or stove manufacturer has different limitations and allowances for the clearance of combustible materials. Enkor™ Interior Accents is classified as a combustible material [...]
How can I hide finish nails or screws?
Nails that are counter sunk, may be concealed using a colored wood putty. It is more difficult to conceal wood screws, however there are decorative screws and screw caps available that can be [...]
Can I install Enkor™ accent planks in a basement?
Yes, but only if your basement is properly finished to eliminate condensation or moisture from the concrete walls and is part of the conditioned living space. Enkor™ planks should not be applied [...]
Can I use staples?
We do not recommend using staples to install Enkor™ interior accent planks.
Do I have to cut the planks to random length to stagger the joints?
Our planks are designed with joints to replicate random patterns, but planks do need to be cut so that the end joints occur over the center of the studs.
Can I install Enkor™ planks on curved walls?
No, this product is not meant for this type of application.
Can I use a hammer to install instead of a nail gun?
Yes, however, we recommend a nail gun in order to prevent possible damage to the face of our product. Remember to nail flush with the surface of Enkor™ planks in order to achieve optimum holding [...]
What if there is no stud at the end of a plank to nail to?
If you need to attach the end of a plank and there is no stud to nail to, safely use non-permanent (removable) double-sided mounting tape. Note: The use of construction adhesives or permanent [...]
During installation, can I use screws instead of nails?
Yes, but this is not recommended because the large exposed fasteners will likely not be aesthetically pleasing. Follow all other aspects of installation.
