The Chateau By Angel Strawbridge Wallpaper - Cream

Use a wallpaper adhesive specifically designed for non-woven materials. Follow the adhesive manufacturer's instructions for application.

Measure the height and width of your walls and calculate the total surface area. Take into account the pattern repeat (64cm) to minimize waste. Always order a little extra to account for pattern matching and potential errors.

While the wallpaper can be used in bathrooms, ensure there is adequate ventilation to prevent moisture build-up. Consider using a moisture-resistant adhesive.

Non-woven wallpaper is generally easier to remove than traditional wallpaper. You can usually peel it away from the wall when dry. If it's difficult, you may need to score the surface lightly and use a wallpaper remover solution.

A 'straight match' means the pattern matches horizontally across the width of the wallpaper at a specific point (in this case, every 64cm). You align each strip of wallpaper to this point to ensure the pattern flows seamlessly.

You'll need a measuring tape, level, pencil, wallpaper adhesive, smoothing tool, sharp knife or utility knife, seam roller, and a sponge or damp cloth.

Ensure you are using the correct type of adhesive for non-woven wallpaper. Make sure the wall surface is properly prepared and free of dust or residue. Allow sufficient time for the adhesive to dry.

Use a smoothing tool to gently push the bubbles towards the edges of the wallpaper. If the bubbles persist, carefully lift the wallpaper and reapply, ensuring the wall is clean and the adhesive is evenly distributed.

Ensure panels are aligned correctly at the seams, matching the pattern precisely. Use a seam roller to flatten the seams gently. Clean any excess adhesive from the seams with a damp cloth.