Grandeco Annabella Wallpaper - Red

This method involves applying the adhesive directly to the wall surface, rather than soaking the wallpaper itself. This makes the process faster and less messy.

While the wallpaper is durable, it is best suited for low-moisture areas. Excessive humidity or direct water contact may affect its adhesion and finish. Ensure good ventilation if used in a powder room.

Most 'paste the wall' wallpapers are strippable. Once you start peeling from a corner, it should come off in large sections. Any remaining residue can be washed off with warm water and a sponge.

Use a high-quality wallpaper adhesive specifically formulated for 'paste the wall' application. Follow the adhesive manufacturer's instructions for mixing and application.

The embossed texture can be cleaned gently with a slightly damp cloth. Avoid scrubbing or using harsh chemicals, which could damage the surface.

It is generally recommended to remove old wallpaper first. However, if the existing wallpaper is firmly adhered and flat, this wallpaper may cover minor imperfections. Ensure the surface is stable.

Gently lift the edge of the wallpaper and smooth it out towards the nearest edge. Ensure adhesive is applied evenly to the wall. If bubbles are significant, they may need to be carefully pricked with a fine needle and smoothed down.

Use a very sharp utility knife or a specialized wallpaper trimming tool. Make clean, decisive cuts against a straight edge.

Ensure you are working in a room with moderate temperature and humidity. Work in smaller sections if necessary, applying adhesive just before hanging each panel.

Always check that all rolls have the same batch number. If a variation is noticed, contact the retailer immediately before application.