Asperia Metro Wallpaper - Beige - Plaid

Measure the height and width of your walls (excluding windows/doors unless they are very large). Calculate the total square meterage and divide by the roll coverage (10.05m length x roll width - Info needed: roll width, assuming 0.53m for now, making it approx. 5.3m² per roll). Always factor in extra for pattern repeat and wastage, typically adding 10-15% or ordering one extra roll.

For 'paste-the-wall' wallpaper, use a high-quality, ready-mixed 'paste-the-wall' or all-purpose wallpaper adhesive. Always check the manufacturer's recommendations on the wallpaper label for best results.

While this wallpaper adds texture, it is not specifically designed for high-humidity environments. For bathrooms, ensure excellent ventilation to prevent moisture damage and peeling. It's generally best suited for drier areas of the home.

Paste-the-wall wallpapers are generally easier to remove than traditional wallpapers, often peeling off in full strips when the time comes for a change. However, proper wall preparation and primer can also aid in easier removal.

Info needed: The exact pattern repeat for the Asperia Metro Plaid wallpaper is typically found on the roll's label. This measurement is crucial for accurately cutting strips and matching the pattern across seams.

The embossed surface can be gently dusted with a soft, dry cloth. For light marks, wipe carefully with a barely damp sponge and a very mild, diluted soap solution. Avoid scrubbing or using harsh chemicals to preserve the texture and finish.

Gently smooth out bubbles with a wallpaper brush or plastic smoother, working from the center to the edges. For stubborn bubbles, use a pin to carefully puncture the center and then smooth the air out.

Ensure strips are carefully butt-jointed during application, not overlapped. If visible after drying, a seam roller can sometimes help press down edges. For wide gaps, a touch-up pen matched to the background colour can minimize visibility.

Ensure walls were clean and properly primed. If an area lifts, carefully peel back the section, apply more adhesive to the wall, and re-smooth into place. For corners or edges, a seam adhesive can be used.

This often occurs during initial hanging. Before the adhesive sets, carefully slide the wallpaper strip to align the pattern. Precise pre-measurement and cutting are crucial to minimize this issue. Start hanging from a discreet corner if pattern matching is a concern.