Metropolitan Stories Wallpaper - Checkered - Silver

It is essential to use a high-quality wallpaper adhesive specifically recommended for the type of wallpaper and your wall surface. Always consult the manufacturer's instructions for the precise adhesive type and preparation.

This wallpaper is designed for standard interior walls. For high-moisture areas like bathrooms, it's best to check the product's specific suitability or consult the manufacturer, as standard wallpapers may not withstand constant humidity.

Removal methods vary by wallpaper type. Typically, start by peeling at a corner. If it's difficult, steam or a wallpaper stripper solution may be needed. Always test in an inconspicuous area first.

Pattern repeat refers to the point at which the wallpaper pattern begins to visibly repeat itself vertically. This measurement is crucial for calculating how much wallpaper to order and for aligning panels correctly during application.

The description mentions a 'striking background' and 'delicate lines' in 'Light Grey'. While 'Silver' is in the name, it likely refers to a shade of grey rather than a high-shine metallic finish. Please refer to product images or a physical sample for exact color representation.

For minor marks, try gently wiping the area with a slightly damp, soft cloth. Avoid rubbing too hard or using any cleaning agents, as this may damage the surface or pattern.

Gently lift the affected section of the wallpaper and re-smooth it using a wallpaper brush or smoother, working from the center outwards to push out air.

Carefully peel back the misaligned panel and adjust its position. Ensure the pattern repeat is correctly matched before applying firm pressure. Some wallpapers have a slight overlap or 'slide' allowance.

Ensure you are using a sharp utility knife or blade. For thicker wallpapers, a new blade may be required for each section.

Check the type of adhesive recommended by the manufacturer and ensure it is mixed correctly. If using paste-the-wall, ensure the paste is applied evenly. If paste-the-paper, ensure the paper has had the correct 'booking time' to absorb the paste.