Mav Wallrock Fibreliner Lining Paper - 10m x 54cm - Erfurt - White
A non-woven material that is most suitable for covering up unsightly and poor plaster surfaces. Ex...A non-woven material that is most suitable for covering up unsightly and poor plaster surfaces. Extremely strong and either side can be used, plus it does not require any soaking. Can also be hung dry to a pre-pasted surface. Wallrock requires no soaking, so just think of the time it saves when there is a large area to be covered. Use on old and poor plaster, breeze and cement blockwork, wood panelling and cement render, etc. All surfaces must be well prepared prior to hanging wallrock, and when hung it can be emulsion painted, or used as a base for overhanging other wallcoverings. No soaking required. Can be used on walls and ceilings. Paste the wall or the paper. Not as absorbent as standard lining paper. Knock resistant. Covers cracks. PVC-free. Highly flame retardant. Dry strippable. No matching required. Size 10.00 metre x 54cm (5 Square metres).
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This guide is for homeowners and decorators looking to improve the look of their walls quickly and easily. The Erfurt Mav Wallrock Fibreliner Lining Paper offers a strong, non-woven solution to cover imperfections and create a smooth surface for painting or wallpapering. Note that proper surface preparation is essential for the best results.
All features
Colour
White
Model Part Number
PAPMAV55S
Brand
Erfurt
Extended Product Information
FAQs
Can I use this on newly plastered walls?
Yes, but ensure the plaster is completely dry and has cured before applying the lining paper.
Do I need to prime the walls before applying the lining paper?
Priming is generally not required, but it can improve adhesion, especially on porous surfaces. Check the adhesive manufacturer's recommendations.
How do I remove this lining paper?
It is dry strippable. Simply lift a corner and pull the paper away from the wall.
Can I apply this over existing wallpaper?
It is not recommended. Remove the existing wallpaper before applying the lining paper.
What type of paint is best for use with this lining paper?
Any emulsion paint is suitable. However, paints with good coverage may provide the best results.
How much paper do I need?
Measure the wall area and calculate the required amount, considering the paper's dimensions (10m x 54cm).
Can I use this in a bathroom?
Yes, but ensure the bathroom is well-ventilated to prevent moisture buildup.
Troubleshooting
Air bubbles appear after hanging.
Gently smooth out the bubbles with a smoothing brush or roller, working from the center outwards. If bubbles persist, carefully lift the paper and reapply.
Seams are visible after painting.
Ensure seams are butted tightly together during application. Use a seam roller to flatten the seams. Consider using a paint with good coverage.
Adhesive is not sticking.
Make sure you're using the correct adhesive for non-woven lining paper. Ensure the wall surface is clean and not dusty. Apply enough adhesive according to the manufacturer's instructions.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Covers cracks and imperfections effectively.
Saves time with no soaking required.
Provides a smooth surface for painting or wallpapering.
Durable and knock-resistant.
PVC-free and environmentally friendly.
Cons
Requires proper surface preparation for optimal results.
Not as absorbent as standard lining paper.
May require more paste compared to standard lining paper if applying paste to paper.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup
Surface Preparation: Ensure the wall surface is clean, dry, and free of loose debris. Fill any holes or cracks with a suitable filler and sand smooth.
Adhesive: Use a paste recommended for non-woven lining paper. You can either paste the wall or the paper, depending on your preferred method.
Hanging: Cut the lining paper to the required length, allowing for some overlap. Apply the paper to the wall, smoothing out any air bubbles with a smoothing brush or roller.
Compatibility
Suitable for use on old and poor plaster, breeze and cement blockwork, wood panelling, and cement render.
Compatible with emulsion paints and can be used as a base for other wallcoverings.
Care
After application and painting, the surface can be gently wiped clean with a damp cloth.