Fine Décor Quartz Geometric Wallpaper - Silver

Offset match, also known as drop match or half drop, means that when you hang the second strip of wallpaper next to the first, you need to drop the pattern down by half of its repeat distance (16 cm in this case) so that the pattern joins up correctly across both strips.

This wallpaper is generally recommended for living areas and bedrooms. It is not specifically designed for high-moisture environments like bathrooms, as excessive humidity could affect its adhesion and finish.

Measure the width and height of your walls. Divide the total wall width by the wallpaper width (0.52m) to find the number of strips needed. Account for the pattern repeat (64/16 cm) and trimming allowance when calculating the number of rolls. It's often advisable to buy an extra roll for matching and potential future repairs.

The glitter is applied as part of the design. Gentle dusting with a soft cloth should remove loose particles. Avoid scrubbing or using cleaning agents, which can remove the glitter and damage the finish.

It is generally not recommended to hang new wallpaper over old, especially if the old wallpaper is textured, vinyl, or peeling. The wall surface must be smooth, sound, and dry for optimal adhesion and finish.

The pattern repeat for this wallpaper is 64 cm, with an offset match of 16 cm. This means the design repeats every 64 cm vertically, and for an offset match, you align the pattern by dropping the subsequent strip by 16 cm.

The batch number is typically printed on the manufacturer's label on the inside of the wallpaper roll. Always check this before starting to hang.

Ensure you are following the 'offset match' or 'drop match' instructions precisely. Double-check that you are dropping the second strip by the specified amount (16 cm in this case) relative to the first. Ensure the wall is perfectly vertical for the first strip.

Gently use a wallpaper brush or a clean, soft cloth to smooth out bubbles towards the nearest edge before the paste fully dries. If bubbles persist, you may need to carefully slit them with a fine blade and smooth down.

Ensure the wall surface is properly prepared, clean, and dry. Check that you have used the correct type and amount of wallpaper paste for this 'paste-the-paper' product. Allow adequate 'soaking' time for the paste.

This is an inherent characteristic of the design. Ensure batch numbers match on all rolls to maintain consistency. Apply evenly, and avoid harsh cleaning methods that could dislodge glitter.

Contact your retailer immediately to exchange rolls so that all have the same batch number. Using different batches can result in slight color or sheen variations.