Installation Guide

Setting up your Goodvibes artificial green wall panels is simple, fast, and requires no special tools or experience. Whether you're creating an accent wall indoors, a privacy screen on your balcony, or a vertical garden feature outdoors, installation takes the same three easy steps: measure, connect, and secure.

Most customers complete a full wall in under an hour — no soil, no watering, no maintenance. Just lasting greenery, indoors or out.

Step 1: Measure Your Space and Order Your Panels

Measure the wall, fence, or surface you'd like to cover. Each panel covers a fixed area, so knowing your dimensions upfront ensures a clean, gap-free finish.

Not sure how many panels you'll need? Use our Wall Panel Calculator — enter your measurements and we'll do the math for you.

Step 2: Connect the Panels

Each panel features a built-in lug-and-hole connector system, so panels click together securely without additional hardware.

If your space doesn't require a full panel, simply trim the excess with sharp scissors or a utility knife for a precise, custom fit.

Step 3: Secure and Finish

Once your panels are connected, attach them to your surface using zip ties, staples, screws, or nails — whatever suits your wall, fence, or frame best. For outdoor installations or exposed areas, we recommend zip ties or screws for extra hold against wind.

Give the panels a gentle tug to confirm they're firmly in place, then fluff the foliage by hand for a full, natural, three-dimensional look.

That's it — no soil, no watering, no upkeep. Just instant, long-lasting greenery.

Have more questions? Visit our FAQs section for quick answers, or Contact Us directly — we're happy to help you plan your installation.

Indoor & Outdoor Use

All Goodvibes panels are UV-resistant and weatherproof, making them equally suited to indoor accent walls and outdoor spaces exposed to sun and rain. Every panel is backed by our 5-year indoor and 3-year outdoor warranty.

Tools You'll Need

- Tape measure
- Scissors or utility knife (for trimming)
- Zip ties, staples, screws, or nails
- A ladder, if working with a taller wall or fence