Muriva Cove Wallpaper - Grey Textured

This wallpaper uses the 'paste the paper' application method. You will need to apply wallpaper paste directly to the back of the wallpaper strips before hanging them on the wall.

While it is wipeable, it is primarily recommended for bedrooms and living rooms. For high-humidity environments like bathrooms, specialized moisture-resistant wallpapers are generally advised unless proper ventilation is excellent.

This wallpaper has an 'offset' design match with a 64cm repeat. This means the pattern on the next strip will drop down or move up by half the repeat to match the previous strip. Always refer to the hanging instructions on the label for precise guidance and dry-fit sections if unsure.

A good quality, ready-mixed wallpaper paste suitable for standard wallpaper is recommended. Always check the paste manufacturer's instructions for application.

This wallpaper is designed to be a finished decorative surface with its unique texture and metallic accents. Painting over it would obscure these features and is not recommended.

To calculate the number of rolls, measure the perimeter of your room and the height of your walls. Divide the perimeter by the wallpaper's width (53cm) to find the number of strips. Then, factor in the 64cm design repeat for pattern matching, which may require extra length per strip or an additional roll. It's often advisable to purchase an extra roll to account for mistakes or future repairs. Consult a wallpaper calculator or professional for precise estimation.

This can happen if paste was unevenly applied or not enough time was given for the paper to 'relax'. For small bubbles, use a wallpaper syringe to inject paste and smooth. For larger areas or lifting seams, gently peel back the affected section, reapply paste, and smooth thoroughly.

Ensure you are correctly following the 'offset' design match instructions and accounting for the 64cm design repeat. It's crucial to measure and pre-cut strips carefully, laying them out to check the match before pasting. If a strip is already hung, you may need to carefully peel it back while the paste is still wet to adjust, or re-cut a new strip if it's dried.

Visible seams can result from improper alignment, insufficient paste at edges, or walls not being perfectly smooth. Ensure edges are well-pasted and firmly pressed together. For minor issues, a seam roller can be used carefully. If walls are uneven, proper preparation (filling and sanding) is key.

Wallpaper can tear if it becomes too wet with paste or is handled roughly. Ensure the paste is not excessively thick and handle strips gently. Use a sharp knife for trimming rather than blunt tools which can snag.