Orly Dark Tone Timber Wallpaper - Brown

This is a non-woven wallpaper. Use a high-quality wallpaper adhesive specifically formulated for non-woven or 'paste-the-wall' applications. Always follow the adhesive manufacturer's instructions.

It is generally not recommended to apply wallpaper over existing wallpaper, especially if the old wallpaper is not firmly adhered or has a textured finish. Remove old wallpaper first for the best results.

Measure the height and width of each wall. Add the widths together to get the total linear width. Divide this total by the width of one roll of wallpaper to determine the number of strips needed. Account for pattern repeat when calculating. It's always best to buy slightly more than you think you need to account for mistakes or future repairs.

The wallpaper can be gently wiped with a slightly damp cloth for light cleaning. It is not considered fully washable, so avoid scrubbing or using harsh cleaning agents.

This refers to the high-quality material used for the wallpaper. 'Non-woven' means the fibers are bonded together, making it durable and easier to hang. 'Uncoated' often implies a more natural, matte, and tactile finish compared to vinyl-coated wallpapers.

While the wallpaper is durable, areas with high humidity like bathrooms and kitchens can be challenging. Ensure excellent ventilation, and consider if the environment is suitable, as excessive moisture could affect adhesion over time.

Gently smooth the wallpaper from the center outwards towards the edges using a wallpaper brush or a clean, soft cloth. If a bubble persists, you may need to carefully lift the edge and reapply the adhesive.

Ensure seams are butted tightly together during application. If lifting occurs after drying, carefully apply a small amount of wallpaper paste to the edge using a fine brush.

Ensure the first strip is hung perfectly plumb (vertical). For subsequent strips, adjust slightly before the adhesive sets to match the pattern. Check that you are using the correct pattern repeat specified by the manufacturer.

Handle the wallpaper gently, especially when wet. Ensure your cutting tools are sharp. If a small tear occurs, it may be possible to patch it carefully with a small piece of matching wallpaper if available.