This guide explains how to install 21PARKHOUSE flexible stone on a ceiling and how to finish square ventilation openings and round light openings.
Ceiling Installation Process
- Set out the installation according to the drawings and product dimensions. Use a chalk line reel to snap reference lines and confirm the product positions.
- Cut the product to size with an angle grinder or a woodworking table saw.
- Before installing large panels, evenly trowel a 1-2 mm layer of adhesive onto the substrate to improve adhesion.
- When the adhesive on the substrate is semi-dry, evenly apply a 2-3 mm layer of adhesive mortar to the back of the product. Maintain approximately 90% coverage and leave a 1 cm margin around all edges.
- Use a scaffold to lift the product flat into the installation area. Do not bend it excessively, as this may crack the surface. The minimum bending radius is 200 mm.
- Once the product is raised, two installers should support it while a third installer aligns and bonds it in position.
- Compact the surface with a tapping float. Do not press it by hand, as this may create local depressions.
- Hold the product in place with two straight timber strips or boards. Drive nails through the strips into the product for temporary reinforcement.
- Fix the product evenly with nails around the perimeter and through the centre to prevent hollow spots or detachment.
- After the adhesive has fully cured for at least 24 hours, remove the timber strips to complete the installation.
- Clean the product surface with a semi-dry cloth.
- The ceiling installation is complete.

Square Vent Opening
- Use a tape measure to measure the vent dimensions and its distance from the installation reference points.
- Transfer the measurements to the product. Mark the vent position and draw its outline with a pencil.
- Before installation, cut out the marked vent area with a utility knife.
- After cutting the opening, apply adhesive mortar evenly to the back of the product. Maintain approximately 90% coverage and leave a 1 cm margin around all edges.
- Use a scaffold to lift the product into position and bond it to the ceiling.
- Compact the surface with a tapping float. Do not press it by hand, as this may create local depressions.
- Clean the product surface with a semi-dry cloth.
- The square vent opening is complete.

Round Light Opening
- Use the cross-measurement method. Measure the distance from the centre of the round light opening to both the long and short edges of the product.
- Transfer the measurements to the product and mark the centre of the light opening with a cross.
- Apply adhesive mortar evenly to the back of the product. Maintain approximately 90% coverage and leave a 1 cm margin around all edges.
- Use a scaffold to lift the product into position and bond it to the ceiling.
- Using the marked centre point as a guide, cut out the light opening with a utility knife.
- Compact the surface with a tapping float. Do not press it by hand, as this may create local depressions.
- Clean the product surface with a semi-dry cloth.
- The round light opening is complete.
