If you are installing EPS Cement Sandwich Wall Panel for the first time, a few simple tips can help you avoid common mistakes and get professional results without hiring an expensive team. The first and most important tip is to make sure the base floor and top beam are completely flat before you place the first EPS Cement Sandwich Wall Panel. Even a 5mm uneven spot can cause the whole EPS Cement Sandwich Wall Panel wall to tilt and create hard-to-fix gaps later.

The second tip is to use the right specialized adhesive designed for EPS Cement Sandwich Wall Panel, not regular cement mortar. Regular mortar cannot bond well with the smooth surface of an EPS Cement Sandwich Wall Panel, which will lead to loose panels after a few months. The correct adhesive for EPS Cement Sandwich Wall Panel has high bonding strength and a little flexibility, which can absorb small structural shifts without breaking the connection between panels.

Third, always leave a 3mm expansion gap between each EPS Cement Sandwich Wall Panel. Many new users try to push panels completely tight together, but this will cause the wall to bulge in hot summer weather when the EPS core expands. Fill this small gap with flexible sealant, and your EPS Cement Sandwich Wall Panel wall will stay flat and smooth for years without any deformation.

Fourth, pre-drill all holes for pipes and wires before you stand the EPS Cement Sandwich Wall Panel up. Cutting holes on a standing EPS Cement Sandwich Wall Panel is much harder and creates a lot of dust. Pre-drilling on the ground will give you clean, precise cuts and save you hours of messy work.

Fifth, do not hang heavy items directly on a single EPS Cement Sandwich Wall Panel surface. For items heavier than 20kg, you need to add a hidden backboard inside the EPS Cement Sandwich Wall Panel during installation. This small step will prevent the anchor from pulling out of the EPS Cement Sandwich Wall Panel and keep your shelves, cabinets, and TVs safely fixed for a long time.