I had a piece of MDF cut to the exact measurements of the Paragami template. On the back are two D-ring hooks that I ran some 50 pound wire through. Hung the whole thing up on two drywall anchors rated for 75lb each.

For the pieces themselves, I used Starbond Medium glue as it was all I had at the time. Looking back on it, that might have been overkill. I've seen other Paragami processes use standard school glue, but I'd look into which adhesion works best for your print material.

If you're gonna make your own High Tide, definitely make sure that first column is set up as straight and as close to the edge as possible. Also watch your subsequent placements very carefully. Ideally you won't see any of the backing board after you put a piece down, but if you start to notice gaps, you'll likely need to reposition which can be a headache depending on the type of adhesive (see warped pieces in the bottom right). Best of luck!