Superfresco Easy Wallpaper - Beige

Paste the wall means you apply the adhesive directly to the wall surface, rather than to the back of the wallpaper itself. This method is generally quicker, cleaner, and makes hanging easier.

This wallpaper is washable. You can gently wipe it with a soft, damp cloth using a mild soap solution. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or scrubbing vigorously, as this could damage the textured surface.

While it is washable, this wallpaper is not explicitly designed for high-humidity environments like bathrooms or kitchens where steam and moisture are prevalent. It is best suited for dry areas such as living rooms, dining rooms, and bedrooms.

Always use a good quality, ready-mixed wallpaper paste that is specifically recommended for 'paste the wall' wallpapers. Follow the paste manufacturer's instructions for application.

A 'straight match' means that the pattern on the right edge of a strip matches the pattern on the left edge of the next strip at the same height. The '64cm repeat' indicates that the design pattern repeats every 64 centimeters, which you'll need to align when hanging subsequent strips to ensure a continuous pattern.

This wallpaper is designed to be a finished decorative surface with its unique hessian texture and neutral beige color. It is not intended for painting. Painting over it would likely obscure the textured design and intended aesthetic.

Each roll measures 10m long and 52cm wide. To estimate, measure the total perimeter of your room (excluding doors/windows if significant) and the height of your walls. Divide the perimeter by the wallpaper width (0.52m) to get the number of strips needed. Then, divide the roll length (10m) by your wall height (plus pattern repeat for waste) to find out how many strips you can get per roll. Always round up and consider buying an extra roll for pattern matching and future repairs.

Ensure that each strip is butted tightly against the previous one during application, leaving no gaps. Use a seam roller gently along the seams to secure them without squeezing out too much paste. If the issue persists, ensure the walls were properly primed for consistent paste absorption.

Smooth the wallpaper thoroughly from the center outwards to the edges during application, using a wallpaper brush or plastic smoother. If bubbles appear after drying, you can sometimes carefully slit them with a sharp knife, apply a small amount of paste with a syringe, and then smooth them down with a roller.

Verify that the wall surface was clean, dry, and free of dust or loose paint before pasting. Ensure sufficient, even paste application to the wall. If an area peels after drying, you may be able to carefully lift the edge, reapply paste to the wall and the back of the paper, and press firmly back into place.