Rasch Portfolio Beaded Panel Wallpaper - Grey

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

While the wallpaper is durable, it's best to avoid direct contact with water. It may be suitable for a bathroom that's well-ventilated and not prone to excessive moisture.

The removal process depends on the type of adhesive used. Generally, you can score the wallpaper with a scoring tool or a sharp knife and then use a wallpaper remover solution. Follow the instructions on the remover solution and allow it to soak into the wallpaper before peeling it off.

It is generally not recommended to paint over this type of wallpaper, as it may affect the design and texture. If you want to change the color of your walls, you would be better off removing the wallpaper and painting the wall.

Measure the height and width of the walls you plan to cover and calculate the total surface area. Each roll covers a specific area, so calculate the number of rolls needed, accounting for pattern repeats and any waste.

Use a wallpaper adhesive appropriate for non-woven wallpaper. Ensure that the adhesive is designed for the weight and type of paper.

Ensure the wall surface is properly prepared, use the correct adhesive, and apply sufficient adhesive to the wallpaper.

Use a smoothing brush or roller to remove air bubbles while applying the wallpaper. If bubbles persist, gently lift the wallpaper and reapply, smoothing out the bubbles.

Carefully align the edges of the wallpaper during installation and use a seam roller to flatten the seams. Ensure that the wallpaper is not overlapping.