Rasch Kids Wallpaper - Beige - Animal

Use a high-quality adhesive specifically designed for non-woven (paste-the-wall) wallpapers. Follow the adhesive manufacturer's instructions.

The wallpaper is washable. You can gently wipe it with a damp cloth. For tougher marks, use a mild soap solution sparingly and wipe dry.

A straight match means that when you hang the next strip of wallpaper, the pattern on that strip should align horizontally with the pattern on the previous strip at the same height. This wallpaper has a 53cm straight match repeat.

While the wallpaper is washable, it is not specifically designed for high-moisture environments. It's best suited for bedrooms and playrooms. Avoid direct contact with water or steam.

Each roll is 10.05m long and 53cm wide, covering approximately 5.25 square meters. Calculate the total area of your walls and divide by the coverage per roll, accounting for the pattern repeat and any waste. It's always recommended to order slightly more than calculated.

The batch number is a code that identifies a specific production run of wallpaper. Slight variations in color can occur between different batches. It's crucial to use rolls with the same batch number for a consistent color appearance across your wall.

Yes, the design and color palette are specifically intended for nurseries, baby bedrooms, and playrooms, creating a calm and imaginative atmosphere.

Gently lift the edge of the wallpaper strip while the paste is still wet and smooth out the bubble or crease using a soft brush or wallpaper smoother. Ensure even paste application on the wall.

Ensure the correct pattern repeat (53cm straight match) is being followed. Check that the first strip is hung perfectly straight using a spirit level. Adjust the alignment of the next strip carefully before pressing it firmly into place.

Use a very sharp utility knife or a dedicated wallpaper trimmer for clean cuts. Make sure the paste is allowing the wallpaper to adhere well but not so wet that it becomes overly fragile.

This usually occurs when rolls are from different batches. Always check the batch number on the roll labels and ensure all rolls used for the same job have identical batch numbers. If color differences are significant, contact the supplier.