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Anaglypta 2000 Grade Lining Paper - Double Roll 20M X 53Cm - White

Anaglypta 2000 Grade Lining Paper - Double Roll 20M X 53Cm - White

Measures 20 Metres x 0.53 Metres Covers 10.6 Sq Metres. The 2000 Grade Lining Paper by Anaglypta i...

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The Anaglypta 2000 Grade Lining Paper is designed for homeowners and DIY enthusiasts looking to prepare walls for a flawless painted finish. Its primary benefit is its thick, paintable surface that effectively covers imperfections and allows walls to breathe. A key consideration is that it is non-pasted, requiring separate adhesive application. This durable, double-roll wallpaper offers a solid white/cream base, is easy to remove, and is made from paper sourced from well-managed forests.

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ColourWhite
BrandAnaglypta

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FAQs

Is this wallpaper pre-pasted?

No, the Anaglypta 2000 Grade Lining Paper is non-pasted and requires you to apply a separate wallpaper adhesive.

Can I paint over this lining paper immediately?

It is best to wait for the adhesive to dry completely, typically 24 hours, before painting. This ensures the paper is securely adhered and there are no trapped moisture issues.

What type of adhesive should I use?

A good quality, strong-bonding wallpaper adhesive suitable for heavy-duty wallpapers or lining papers is recommended. Always follow the adhesive manufacturer's guidelines.

How thick is the lining paper?

The Anaglypta 2000 Grade Lining Paper is approximately 1.5mm thick.

Can this be used in a bathroom?

While it is paintable, it is not inherently waterproof. For bathrooms, ensure it is properly sealed and painted with a moisture-resistant paint system. For very high humidity areas, alternative solutions might be better.

What is the coverage of one roll?

One double roll (20M x 0.53M) covers approximately 10.6 square meters.

How do I clean marks off the painted lining paper?

Gently wipe with a slightly damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners or excessive moisture.

Troubleshooting

Bubbles or wrinkles appear after application.

Ensure adhesive was applied evenly and adequately. Gently lift the affected area and re-smooth, or use a pin to prick small bubbles and smooth down.

Wallpaper is not sticking to the wall.

Check that the correct type and amount of adhesive were used, and that the wall surface was properly prepared (clean and dry). Reapply adhesive and hang again.

Seams are visible or opening up.

Ensure edges were butted together correctly during application. Apply a small amount of seam adhesive if necessary, or ensure the paper was hung while the adhesive was still 'wet' enough to allow for adjustment.

Difficulty cutting the paper cleanly.

Use a very sharp craft knife or replacement blade for clean cuts. Ensure the paper is taut against the surface when cutting.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Effectively covers imperfections on walls.
  • Provides a smooth, breathable surface ideal for painting.
  • Durable construction with a good thickness.
  • Easy to apply and remove.
  • Environmentally friendly (PVC-free, sustainably sourced paper).

Cons

  • Requires separate wallpaper adhesive (non-pasted).
  • Thicker texture may not be suitable for very fine, delicate finishes.
  • Requires careful measurement and cutting to ensure proper alignment.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Ensure the wall surface is clean, dry, and free from dust or loose material.
  2. Cut the lining paper to the required length, allowing for a slight overlap at the ceiling and around obstacles.
  3. Apply a suitable wallpaper adhesive evenly to the back of the paper, following the adhesive manufacturer's instructions.
  4. Carefully hang the paper on the wall, smoothing out any air bubbles with a wallpaper brush or smoother.
  5. Trim excess paper at the ceiling and skirting board using a sharp craft knife.
  6. Allow the adhesive to dry completely before painting.

Compatibility:

  • Suitable for most interior wall surfaces including plaster, previously painted surfaces, and even some types of wood paneling (ensure surface is prepared).
  • Ideal for use in living rooms, bedrooms, hallways, and studies.
  • Note: Not recommended for areas of high moisture such as bathrooms or kitchens unless specifically sealed and painted with appropriate moisture-resistant paint.

Care:

  • Once painted, the surface can be wiped gently with a slightly damp cloth to remove light dust or marks. Avoid harsh scrubbing.
  • Ensure proper ventilation to maintain the wall's breathability.

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