Grandeco Pinstripe Nursery Textured Wallpaper - Blue - Striped

Use a wallpaper paste specifically designed for non-woven wallpaper. These are readily available at most DIY stores.

Non-woven wallpaper is generally easy to remove. You can usually peel it away from the wall when dry, or use a wallpaper steamer for more stubborn areas.

While the vinyl non-woven material is more moisture-resistant than some other types, it is best suited for rooms with less humidity. Ensure good ventilation.

The product information does not specify the pattern repeat length. Carefully match the pattern during installation.

Use a sharp knife or utility knife and a straight edge for clean cuts. It is best to use a new blade to ensure accuracy.

If a small tear occurs, carefully try to smooth it back together. For larger tears, you may need to patch the area with a piece of the wallpaper, carefully matching the pattern.

Ensure the wall is properly prepared, with a smooth, clean surface. Check that the correct paste designed for non-woven wallpaper is used. Make sure enough paste has been applied to the wall.

Use a smoothing tool to gently push the air bubbles out towards the edges. For stubborn bubbles, carefully prick them with a pin and smooth the wallpaper.

Ensure the edges of the wallpaper strips are butted up closely together without overlapping. Use a seam roller to gently press the seams together.