Arthouse Quartz Silver Wallpaper - Silver

You should use a high-quality adhesive specifically designed for heavyweight vinyl wallpapers and the 'Paste the Paper' application method. Always check the wallpaper manufacturer's recommendations and the adhesive manufacturer's instructions.

Measure the height of your wall and add approximately 10cm (4 inches) for trimming at the top and bottom. Cut strips to this length. For the pattern repeat (64cm), it's best to cut subsequent strips from your roll with this measurement in mind, even though it's a free match, to ensure you are working efficiently.

This wallpaper is not recommended for areas with very high humidity or direct water exposure, such as a shower enclosure. It is best suited for living areas, bedrooms, or hallways.

'Free Match' means that the pattern on each strip of wallpaper does not need to align with the pattern on the adjacent strip. You can hang each strip side-by-side without worrying about matching specific design elements, which simplifies the hanging process.

The beaded glitter is integrated into the vinyl surface. While it provides a luxurious sparkle, it's advised to avoid abrasive cleaning methods to maintain its finish and prevent excessive shedding.

As a heavyweight vinyl, it may require steaming or a strong wallpaper remover to fully detach. Start by peeling off the top layer if possible, then treat the remaining paper backing.

Ensure the wall surface is clean, dry, and free from dust or grease. Use a high-quality wallpaper adhesive suitable for heavyweight vinyl and follow the adhesive's preparation and application instructions precisely. Allow adequate sizing time for the paper.

Ensure edges are properly butted together during application. Use a seam roller very gently to ensure a smooth finish without damaging the texture. Check for any dried adhesive or debris on the edges before joining strips.

While 'Free Match' simplifies the process, slight adjustments may be needed. Ensure strips are hung level using a spirit level. Minor overlaps or gaps are usually less noticeable with textured wallpapers, but aim for a continuous flow.

Some minimal glitter shedding may occur during application. Once dry and smoothed down, this should stabilize. Avoid excessive rubbing or scrubbing the surface.