Speaker1: Hello and welcome to company interiors.
My name's Nick Clark.
And today's video, we are going to be making a moss wall on pre-made panels.
Now this is a client's commission.
We've received some drawings.
I'm going to put this on a CAD system so you can see how we actually do the layout.
We've taken the wall of the kitchen and we've broken those into panels that we will pre
make here in the workshop.
I'm going to show you how we do it from start to finish.
And we are then going to take these panels to site or follow this on the video as well
towards the end. So please try and watch to the end where we're then going to show you
the finished Moss Wall in the client's kitchen.
So without further ado, let's crack on and show you how we do this now.
Also, we have a new course coming out, which I'm going to link in the description below
with some contact details.
But if there's anything you want to know about doing a course on Moss Wall design and
biophilic design, put some notes in the comments below so I can reply to you as to what
sort of thing you're interested in.
So how do we go about this?
So we're going to start, first of all, with the product.
Now these are a mixture of bun moss and flat moss is what the client is looking for.
The client is also decided that they want forest green as the color and the forest green,
as opposed to the light green is the difference in the product.
So we have bun moss in light green.
We have Bun Moss in forest green.
So the flat moss, which is the backing is forest green, matches the bun moss.
Or you can highlight that with a lighter green color.
Some of the designs, which of course, will be purely bun moss only, or maybe flat moss
only. We also have pre-made reindeer moss panels already pre done, and that can just go
straight onto the wall that is similar.
I put all the product links in the description so you can take a look.
So we start with a bulk box, so a bulk box is the larger
quantities. This is Bun Moss in a bulk box, which will cover around 10 square feet.
So 10 square feet of surface area is about one point eight square metres.
So that's a bulk box.
You can buy smaller boxes, but today we our design is about four square metres, so we are
going to be getting through some product here.
Then we have flat moss.
So the flat moss as it comes in a box is the the flat moss or sheet moss
comes in much larger sections.
A large box like this covers 20 square feet.
I think that is about three square metres, so 20 square feet for the flat moss.
So the design that we're coming out with today is a mixture of the bun moss and the flat
moss. So the bun moss sections themselves when they come out of the box.
Some have got a slightly flatter sections, some are more rounded now clearly what we're
going to want to do.
Although the Bun Moss were proud of the flat moss on the Moss Wall, we might well want to
be taking some of the sections of the bun moss off.
So it sits slightly flatter, although it is proud we want that to set out, so these
panels are going to join.
We have a top section, then we have another panel running underneath and then we have two
side sections. So I'm going to lay this out how I want to put it together.
And then the adhesive that we're going to use is a solvent free pink grip
SASE adhesive, which comes with an application gun.
And we literally will apply that.
You'll see that in a minute as I start to apply the product to the panels.
The panels are three point six mil plywood, simply because we can then take them to site
and easily put them on the wall, as opposed to applying the moss straight to the ply on
the wall, which is also an option.
But because we're going to be delivering this to the customer site, I'll show you this in
the video. This is going to be the easiest way to do it.