Hello and welcome again to Company Interiors.
My name's Nick Clock.
And in today's video, we're going to be talking about jungle walls, moss walls, or
generally adding preserved plants to increase the dimension and the complexity and the
design of our most walls.
So in today's video, I wanted to try and cover a whole pile of questions that we keep
getting asked. And it's it's to produce a video on on the actual build process of one of
these walls. So we're going to be doing that in some of the next few videos that we're
going to be issuing in today's video.
This is just about just a bit of a recap as to how we build the walls and the frames and
the process that we go through to do it.
Now, it's very simple.
There are some links in the description below this video where you can you can add all of
the products. You can buy these products from us, and you can also request a free sample.
So if you want one of those free samples, look in the link in the description below this
video, click on the link.
If you cover the shipping, we'll get some samples of these products so you can take a
look at it for yourself.
So how do we actually make the most well in the first place?
Well, the mosque itself, it's preserved.
It requires no watering, no maintenance, no natural light.
So these items are all preserved.
And the plants, I'm going to show you in a minute, all the same as well.
The product, the mosque itself comes in boxes of varying sizes and they simply adhered to
a flat surface batur wall being a ceiling or even bit a single frame.
So how we would actually then start to do that?
Here are some samples showing how the moss is added.
So this part here represents the substrate or the back or the base.
So in this format, this simply would be a piece of ply or MTF or chipboard that you would
apply on top of the wall.
Now there is no dampness.
There is no moisture from any of these products.
So you don't have to worry about the moisture or any dampness getting into the wall.
This is simply so in our factory and our workshop setting.
What we're doing is we're adding the moths to pre made panels so you can actually buy
these in premade panels such as these.
So here is a Bun Moss version.
This is 200 by 300 millimeter frame, all perfectly done in the workshop with adhesive
already applied. And then you would simply fix the panel onto the wall.
So these are premade panels that you can order as well.
So the premade panels would also form wild walls or jungle walls that we're gonna be
talking about today in some with some of the other products here.
And these, again, are premade panels.
This is how it's fixed.
This is how they fix onto the wall or you're applying these straight onto the wall like
we have here. So in today's video, what I'm gonna do is pretty much in life time or that
will speed the video up a little bit.
I'm going to start looking at some of the other preserved plants that we can add to our
wall. So first of all, we have a great plant that goes well with the most walls, which is
the preserved I.V., the green I.V..
Now, these plants, again, are preserved, totally preserved.
No maintenance required to look after these things and remain looking fantastic.
So what I'm going to do today is I'm going to add some of these products, which, again,
the links in the script ssion if you want to have a look at buying any of these products.
Here we have preserved ferns.
So these parchment ferns, again, are going to look great on this wall that I'm going to
speed up. So what I'm going to do is I already have my moss wall here on the wall itself,
which includes flat moss, reindeer, moss or lichen and bung mosses.
So you've seen the boxes.
You've seen how they arrive.
You set them out on the wall and you then begin to apply them.
They are applied with various forms of adhesive.
Most of them will work well.
Avoid any of the smelly.
Toxic contact adhesive.
We want non nontoxic nail gun's grip fail hot glue guns that we use a lot
for actually putting these items onto the wall.
Tile had adhesive.
You can scrape all the adhesive and then can lay the flat products straight onto that.
So what we're gonna do today is you're going to look at a variety of different products
that we have here in terms of our preserved plants.
Now we have some fantastic ranges that we're going to add to our wild wall.
We have got Juniper, fantastic looking natural product.
These products still smell of natural Juniper products, but they are preserved.
You can see how the frame here is.
The moisture has been taken out and the product has been put in to stabilize the plant.
We have reds, any of the reds of the South Salau plant or the Red Ferns are going to
offset the colors of the darker green.
So I think we're probably going to incorporate some of that.
We also have some tree ferns, tree phones that are available again.
You see how these are natural products.
They are preserved.
They are real plants, but they require no maintenance.
Again, we're going to add back to the frame, to the wall to create that sort of natural
jungle look. So this is one of the premade panels.
And you can see how we've added Ivy.
We've added ferns.
We've added juniper.
We have eucalyptus eucalyptus plants again, preserved look great with that offset blue
to the green and then to the foliage of the grasses.
So we're going to pimp up our muswell agonist and reapply some of these, speed up the
video and show you how it's going to look right this moment.
Hi, welcome back.
So there we go in real time.
We've added some baby eucalyptus.
We've added some green ivy.
We've added some red ferns.
We've added some fir tree, fern grass, some red salau, red ferns, juniper and some red
eucalyptus. So I'm sure your agree are trying to a couple of sweeping shots of this.
How we've changed our moss wall into a wild wall or jungle wall using preserved plants.
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