Measure the area you wish to cover, we suggest to use 2kgs of magnetic plaster per 1sqm (0.6sq. feet).

Clear the surface and make sure the surface is flat. Cover any edges, light switches or fittings with masking tape.

Pour the magnetic plaster into a container, add 35% water and thoroughly mix it.

Using a trowel, apply 70% of the plaster to the wall evenly. After 1 hour, use the other 30% of plaster to apply a second coat and make sure the surface is evenly covered.

Allow 24 hours for drying. Once dried, use sandpaper to sand the surface evenly until the surface is smooth.

Use a magnet to test the attraction force. Once it is up to standard, apply a final desired coat with either latex paint, whiteboard paint or blackboard paint.

MagPlast is best used for hanging light to medium weight items that would usually be hung using small pins, tacks or nails such as prints, pictures, clocks, and small mirrors can all be hung easily.

Heavier items like bookshelves and even TVs have been hung on the plaster, but this will require a careful arrangement of magnets to achieve.

“I was so excited when the magnetic wall was finished, I couldn’t wait to get arranging. I knew from the start I wanted this to not be covered in random office paperwork, instead I wanted a space to collect ideas and inspirations. As a lifestyle and travel writer, it is great to be reminded, when I am deep in picture editing and writing, that the world is still out there."

“The Magnetic Plaster is a complete game changer, especially from a design perspective. Having a magnetic wall opens up the possibilities for so many spaces, making gallery walls a doddle, simple to update and expand, giving children’s bedrooms and playrooms a constant source of interactive play, no need for picture hooks, panel pins or drills, just grab some magnets and you’re away.”

Karen Knox, Making Spaces Interior Design.