In this guide we’ll walk you through the basics on hanging wallpaper in your home. From measuring and cutting, to applying adhesive - we've got you covered.
To minimise the hazard in the event of fire, DO NOT hang wallpapers over the expanded polystyrene veneers or any other such highly flammable products and ensure wallcoverings are always firmly stuck down. 1. Inspect Each roll Before cutting and hanging the wallpaper, ensure that all rolls have...
How to Hang WallpaperHow to Hang WallpaperFeature walls are a popular way to introduce style and flair to the blandest of rooms. By following these guidelines it doesn't have to end in a sticky situation. * Be sure all the rolls you buy have the same batch number, as colour and patte...
Choose a primer sealer designed as a wallpaper undercoat. Apply it with a roller at least 24 hours before hanging the wallpaper to allow it to dry thoroughly. When you’re hanging a light-colored paper over existing wallpaper or a colored wall, use pigmented primer sealer matched to the ...
How to Hang Wallpaper with Confidence
Once the wallpaper is installed, you will need to place matting underneath it. This will help create a smoother and more even surface when you hang your photos. You should also consider putting the fabric over the matting to prevent your wall from getting scratched up. Then you will want ...
If you install wallpaper in an area where it is exposed to moisture or could be stained, you can seal the wallpaper with decorators varnish. Apply several coats and allow the varnish to cure. .
wallpaper to get rid of bubbles. The seam roller will be used to get the wallpaper’s edges to stay down. When you hang the next panel, make sure it lines up well to the one that has been hung. Each time you add a panel, check to make sure it’s lined up well. For each ...
Anaglypta is paper-based paintable white wallpaper with raised designs. Anaglypta is commonly seen on ceilings and used to imitate stone or disguise damaged walls. Unlike traditional wallpaper, you cannot apply water to the back and then hang it on the w
Jon Sherman, founder and creative director of Flavor Paper, explains how to bring wallpaper into your home without overdoing it.