Wallpaper
What if you decorated the house with a wallpaper created by yourself? Designed for interiors, wallpaper is an economical way to personalize your space. Print high-quality photos or illustrations and choose your finish from classic paper to linen or soft-touch paper. Easy and fast application.
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Papers
Classic
- 225 g/m² matte white
- Classic texture and pleasant to the touch
- For application in interior rooms
- High quality photo printing
- Washable
- PVC-free and environmentally friendly
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Smooth
- 190 g/m² matte white
- Minimal soft touch texture
- For application in interior rooms
- High quality photo printing
- Washable
- PVC-free and environmentally friendly
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Linen
- 300 g/m² matte white
- Linen-like texture (canvas) with cotton backing
- For application in interior rooms
- High quality photo printing
- Washable
How to apply your wallpaper
Prepare the space
Start by removing the furniture and lamps from the ceiling. Clean the space well and protect the floor with appropriate material.
After turning off the electricity, remove the frames from the sockets and switches and remove the covers, then insulate the cables with tape.
Materials
Gather the following materials:
- Table and portable ladder;
- Well-sharpened pencil, ruler, tape measure, scissors, knife, level or plumb line;
- Wallpaper glue, brush, roller, tray, container for glue and sponge;
- Pressure roller and spatula.
Prepare the surface
Analyze the surface to be worked on and, if there are holes or cracks, fill them with filler, smoothing with a spatula and then use sandpaper until you obtain a perfectly smooth surface.
Cut the wallpaper
Measure the height of the wall at several points. The tallest part of the wall is the starting dimension for cutting the wallpaper. Add 5 cm at the top and bottom for potential differences in wall height if necessary.
Prepare the glue
First of all, we must ensure that our first strip of wallpaper is strictly vertical. If you don't have a plumb line, use a level and draw a straight line on the wall.
Follow the instructions on the glue packaging to determine the exact amount of water and powder to add to the mixture.
Apply the glue
Wait the necessary time until the glue is ready to apply (see the instructions on the glue packaging). Use the tray to place the glue and, with the roller, apply it evenly to the wall so that it exceeds the width of the strip of wallpaper to be placed.
Glue the strips to the wall
Align the strip of paper with the previously drawn alignment line and lightly glue the paper from top to bottom, leaving a 5 cm excess (at the top and bottom ends). Use the spatula to smooth the paper from the middle outwards. If any glue comes out, remove it immediately with a damp cloth or sponge.
Cut the excess
Cut the remaining pieces of wallpaper from the top and bottom (ceiling and baseboard). It is very important that your cutting tools are very sharp to ensure clean lines and make the job much easier.
To ensure a perfect finish at the strip joints, proceed as follows:
Overlap the strips about 2 cm.
With a sharp cutting tool, make a cut at the middle of this measurement.
Remove the remainder of the strip on the right (which is on top).
Peel off a little of the right strip and remove the remainder of the left strip.
Reattach the right strip.
Rules to create your file
Rules to create your file
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