A.S. Création Wallpaper - Grey

For this non-woven backed wallpaper, use an adhesive specifically designed for non-woven (fleece) wallpapers, applied directly to the wall (wall adhesive technology).

The surface is abrasion-resistant and can be cleaned with a slightly damp cloth for minor marks. Avoid abrasive cleaners or excessive moisture.

It means that for every 64 cm drop, the pattern needs to be offset by 32 cm on the subsequent strip to ensure a continuous and aligned design across the wall.

While the wallpaper is washable, it's best suited for standard living areas. High humidity environments like bathrooms or kitchens might affect its longevity unless proper ventilation is ensured and the surface is not directly exposed to significant moisture.

No, the wallpaper requires a smooth, firm surface for proper adhesion. Textured walls must be smoothed or covered before application.

Each roll measures 10.05 meters in length and 0.53 meters in width, covering approximately 5.32 square meters (m²).

It signifies that the product is made from a combination of recycled materials and wood from FSC-certified forests, indicating responsible forest management.

Ensure the wall surface is clean, dry, smooth, firm, and absorbent. Reapply adhesive to the wall, ensuring even coverage. Check that the correct type of adhesive for non-woven wallpapers has been used.

Use a wallpaper brush or roller to smooth out air bubbles from the center towards the edges immediately after hanging. If bubbles persist and are dry, they may need to be carefully pricked with a fine needle and smoothed down.

Verify that the pattern repeat (64/32 cm offset) is being followed correctly. Measure and cut subsequent strips with precision, ensuring the design elements match from one drop to the next. It may be necessary to trim slightly to achieve alignment.

Although designed to be dry-peelable, some older adhesives or paint layers might interfere. Ensure you are peeling from a dry surface. If resistance is met, a wallpaper scraper used carefully may help, but test in an inconspicuous area first.