Installation Guide Art Collection
Applies to Wave Tiles and Arches · 50 × 50 cm
Two screws, one bracket. Ready to rotate.
Each piece hangs on a separate wall bracket and has four hanging points on the back. It takes about 10 minutes to hang — and later you can turn it a quarter turn for a different pattern, without drilling again.
What you need
Choose the spot
Hang the piece where sound is made: above the dining table, behind the sofa or next to your desk. That is where the felt absorbs the most — and where you see it most often.
Get everything ready
Unpack the pieces, lay out the brackets and gather your tools. Check that no cables or pipes run where you are going to drill.
Set the height
Hold the loose bracket against the wall and measure with the tape. Guideline: the centre of the piece at eye level, about 150 cm from the floor. Above a sofa or sideboard: leave 15–25 cm.
Mark it
Level the bracket and mark the two drill holes with a pencil. Hanging several pieces? Measure out the whole grid first — see the dimensions below.
Drill and plug
Remove the bracket and drill the two holes. Tap the wall plugs in with the hammer until they sit flush with the wall.
Fit the bracket
Screw the bracket on with the point facing forward, away from the wall. Check with the level once more before fully tightening the screws.
Hang the piece
Lower the hanging point on the back over the point of the bracket. Four points, so: turn the piece 0°, 90°, 180° or 270° and pick the pattern you like.
Expand whenever you like
From a single accent to a whole wall: every extra piece hangs the same way. Sets up to 18 pieces — and the price per piece drops as the set grows.
Several pieces side by side? Measure centre to centre.
Space the brackets 50.0 cm apart, both horizontally and vertically — exactly the size of the piece, so the pieces sit flush against each other. Mark out the whole grid first, then drill. Start with the top-left piece, hang it, and work right and down from there. That keeps everything in line, even across a whole wall.