Superfresco Milan Wallpaper - Silver

You'll need a wallpapering table, measuring tape, a level, a smoothing brush or roller, a seam roller, a sharp utility knife, a pencil, a plumb bob, and a sponge.

The wallpaper has a straight match design. Align the pattern at the edges of each strip, matching the design elements. Ensure you match the pattern at the correct height, taking into account the 64cm repeat.

While the wallpaper can be wiped clean, it's generally not recommended for areas with high moisture, such as bathrooms or kitchens, unless the area is well-ventilated and protected from direct water contact.

The removal process depends on the type of adhesive used. Generally, you can score the wallpaper with a scoring tool or apply a wallpaper removal solution, letting it soak for a while, and then gently peel it off. Always follow the manufacturer's instructions.

The wallpaper coordinates beautifully with Wilko Cosy Grey and Flintstone paints. You can also use other neutral colors like whites, light grays, or even a soft blue or green to complement the silver design.

The number of rolls you need will depend on the size of the room and the height of the walls. Measure the walls and calculate the total surface area, then divide by the coverage area of one roll (5.2 square meters). Consider waste for pattern matching.

This wallpaper is available from various retailers. Please check with your local stores or online vendors.

Ensure the wall is properly prepared (clean, dry, primed). Use the correct adhesive and ensure it's applied correctly. Check that the room temperature is within the recommended range.

Carefully align the edges of the wallpaper strips, ensuring the pattern matches. Use a seam roller to smooth down the edges. If gaps persist, you might need to overlap the edges slightly.

Use a smoothing brush or roller to remove air bubbles as you apply the wallpaper. If bubbles appear after application, carefully use a needle to prick the bubble and smooth it out.

Double-check the pattern repeat (64cm in this case) and match the pattern correctly before applying. If using multiple rolls, ensure they have matching batch codes.