Grandeco Wallpaper - Brown

Use a high-quality, ready-mixed or powdered wallpaper adhesive specifically formulated for non-woven (paste-the-wall) or traditional wallpapers, depending on your application method. Follow the adhesive manufacturer's specific instructions.

While the textured finish offers some aesthetic appeal, it is generally not recommended for high-moisture areas like bathrooms or kitchens, as excessive humidity can affect adhesion and durability. If used, ensure excellent ventilation.

Most non-woven wallpapers are strippable when dry. Start at a corner and peel downwards. If it's difficult, lightly mist with water to soften the adhesive, then peel.

Soft emboss refers to a raised pattern applied to the wallpaper surface, giving it a three-dimensional feel that mimics the texture of fabric or other materials.

The wallpaper can be wiped clean with a damp cloth. It is not considered fully washable and should not be scrubbed or exposed to excessive water.

To determine the number of rolls needed, measure the width and height of your walls, calculate the total square footage, and consult the coverage information provided on the wallpaper packaging. It's always recommended to purchase an extra roll to account for pattern matching and potential mistakes.

Gently lift the edge of the wallpaper and re-smooth it with a wallpaper brush or smoother, ensuring the adhesive is evenly distributed.

Check that the wall surface is clean, dry, and free from dust or grease. Ensure the correct type and amount of wallpaper adhesive has been used according to instructions.

Carefully adjust the second strip before the adhesive sets. For future strips, ensure precise alignment. If using a patterned companion paper, pay close attention to the pattern match.

Use a very sharp utility knife or a specialized wallpaper trimming tool. Change blades frequently for best results.