A mural is one continuous composition divided into vertical panels. Moodwall uses panels up to 50 cm wide. The total ordered width, including installation allowances, determines their number. A 320 cm wide design with no overlap consists of six 50 cm panels and one 20 cm panel.

The panel plan shows dashed dividing lines, left-to-right numbering and each panel’s width. Wall boundaries and added allowances are shown separately. The prototype’s 3 cm installation allowance per side must not be confused with the 3 mm production bleed.

Before hanging, check the panel numbers, orientation and continuity of the artwork. Mark a true vertical using a level or plumb line: a room corner may not be straight. Wall preparation, adhesive and hanging method must follow the instructions for the actual supplied material.

Check joins as you work and before final trimming. The plan explains the composition but does not replace material-specific instructions or confirm an overlap or butt-joint method. Ask the workshop to clarify any inconsistent number, dimension or join before cutting.