Fresco Cloud 9 Blue Wallpaper - Blue

Measure the height and total width of the walls you wish to cover. Multiply height by width to get total square meters. Divide this by the coverage per roll (5.2 sqm). Always round up and consider the 53cm design repeat, which can mean more waste. It's often wise to buy an extra roll for cuts and future repairs.

This wallpaper requires a separate wallpaper paste for application. Info needed: Please check specific instructions on the roll's label or recommended paste type, as it could be paste-the-paper or paste-the-wall.

While the wallpaper is durable, the product description does not specify suitability for high-humidity environments. For bathrooms or kitchens, it's generally recommended to use wallpapers specifically designed for moisture resistance to prevent damage or lifting over time.

You will need a tape measure, a pencil, a spirit level or plumb line, a sharp utility knife, a smoother or wallpaper brush, a paste brush or roller (if paste-the-paper), and a clean bucket for paste. A seam roller can also be helpful for edges.

Info needed: Removal methods can vary depending on the wallpaper type and adhesive used. Generally, you may need a scoring tool, a wallpaper steamer, or a liquid wallpaper remover solution to effectively strip the old paper from the wall.

The description implies a smooth finish typical of printed wallpapers, focusing on the visual cloud design. It does not mention any embossed or tactile texture.

Double-check that all rolls have the same batch code before hanging. When cutting, ensure you are accurately following the 'straight match' design repeat of 53cm for each consecutive strip.

Use a wallpaper smoother or brush to gently push air bubbles towards the nearest edge. For larger bubbles, you might carefully lift a corner or make a small slit with a utility knife to release the air, then smooth down. Ensure enough paste was applied evenly.

Ensure the wall surface was properly prepared (clean, dry, primed if necessary) and that an adequate, even amount of paste was applied. For lifting seams, gently reapply paste under the edge with a small brush and press firmly with a seam roller.

Handle wet wallpaper carefully as it is more fragile. Use a very sharp utility knife for cutting to prevent snagging. If a small tear occurs, you can often patch it with a matching piece, aligning the pattern carefully.