SupaDec Lining Paper - 1400 Grade - 10m Roll - 6.72m² Coverage
SupaDec 1400 Grade Lining Paper is a heavy-duty solution designed to cover and smooth damaged or u...SupaDec 1400 Grade Lining Paper is a heavy-duty solution designed to cover and smooth damaged or uneven walls and ceilings. With its strong 1400 grade thickness, this high-quality lining paper is ideal for tough surfaces, providing a stable base before painting or wallpapering. The 10-metre roll covers 6.72m², making it perfect for both home renovations and professional decorating projects. Easy to apply and fire-rated B-s1, d0, it delivers added safety and reliability alongside a flawless finish.
Benefits & Features:
Heavy-Duty 1400 Grade – Stronger and thicker paper for rough or uneven surfaces
Smooths Imperfections – Covers cracks, dents, and damaged plaster effectively
Ideal Base for Decorating – Prepares surfaces for wallpaper or paint
Easy to Apply – Paste-the-paper method with clear instructions on the reverse
Fire Safety Rated – Certified B-s1, d0 for added peace of mind
Specifications:
Brand: SupaDec
Product Type: Lining Paper
Grade: 1400
Roll Length: 10 metres
Width: Approx. 0.672 metres
Coverage: 6.72m²
Application: Interior walls and ceilings
Fire Rating: B-s1, d0
Installation: Paste the paper
Package Content:
1 x SupaDec Lining Paper Roll – 1400 Grade (12m, 6.72m² coverage)
Hanging instructions printed on reverse
Tackle the toughest walls with confidence using SupaDec 1400 Grade Lining Paper – the ultimate preparation layer for professional decorating results.
This guide helps users get the most out of SupaDec 1400 Grade Lining Paper. Ideal for both DIY enthusiasts and professional decorators, it smooths imperfections on walls and ceilings, providing a perfect base for paint or wallpaper. Note that proper surface preparation is key for optimal results.
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Model Part Number
1400
Brand
SupaDec
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the paste-the-paper method?
The paste-the-paper method involves applying the adhesive directly to the back of the lining paper rather than the wall.
What type of adhesive should I use?
Use a good quality adhesive specifically designed for lining paper.
Can I paint directly onto the lining paper?
Yes, once the lining paper is completely dry, you can paint directly onto it.
Can I wallpaper over the lining paper?
Yes, SupaDec 1400 Grade Lining Paper provides an excellent base for wallpapering.
How do I cut the lining paper?
Use a sharp knife and a straight edge to ensure clean cuts.
Is SupaDec 1400 Grade fire-rated?
Yes, it is fire-rated B-s1, d0.
How long should I let the paper soak before applying?
Follow the adhesive manufacturer's instructions, but generally, a few minutes is sufficient.
What is the coverage of one roll?
One 10-metre roll covers 6.72m².
Troubleshooting
Air bubbles appear after application.
Use a smoothing brush or roller to gently push the air bubbles towards the edges of the paper.
Seams are visible after painting.
Ensure seams are butted tightly together and use a seam roller. Consider a second coat of paint.
Lining paper is not adhering to the wall.
Ensure you are using the correct adhesive for lining paper and that the wall surface is properly prepared.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Covers imperfections effectively
Provides a smooth base for painting or wallpapering
Easy to apply using the paste-the-paper method
Fire-rated for safety
Suitable for various interior wall and ceiling applications
Cons
Requires the paste-the-paper application method, which may be new to some users
Proper surface preparation is crucial for the best results
May require additional tools such as a pasting table and brush
Limited to interior walls and ceilings
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Preparation: Ensure the wall surface is clean, dry, and free from loose debris. Remove any old wallpaper and repair any major damage.
Compatibility: Suitable for interior walls and ceilings. Compatible with most paints and wallpapers.
Application: Use the paste-the-paper method. Apply the paste evenly to the back of the lining paper, allow it to soak, then apply to the wall, smoothing out any air bubbles.
Care: Once applied and dry, the lining paper can be treated like any other wall surface. Avoid excessive scrubbing when cleaning, particularly if painted.