AS Creation Wooden Slats Wallpaper - Beige - 39109-6

No, the AS Creation Wooden Slats Wallpaper is a high-quality non-woven wallpaper designed to realistically mimic the appearance and texture of wooden slats with a 3D effect.

Yes, with careful preparation and attention to detail, this non-woven (paste-the-wall) wallpaper is suitable for DIY installation. Ensure you have the right tools and follow proper installation techniques, especially for pattern matching.

You should use a high-quality, ready-mixed paste specifically formulated for non-woven wallpapers. Apply the paste directly to the wall.

To clean, gently wipe the surface with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or excessive scrubbing, as this could damage the texture or print.

While the non-woven material is breathable, it is generally recommended for low to medium humidity areas. For bathrooms or kitchens, ensure the area is very well-ventilated to prevent moisture buildup.

Measure the height and width of your wall(s). Multiply the width by the height to get the total square footage. Each roll is 10 meters long and approximately 0.53 meters wide. Always account for pattern repeat and wastage by adding about 10-15% to your total, and it's often advisable to purchase one extra roll to be safe.

Always dry-fit subsequent strips against the hung one before applying paste. If a pattern repeats, measure carefully and mark the wall for precise alignment. Slight adjustments can often be made while the paste is wet.

Use a wallpaper brush or plastic smoother to gently push bubbles towards the edges of the strip. For persistent bubbles, you might carefully lift the paper and reapply, or use a small pin to release trapped air and smooth it down.

Ensure the wall surface was properly prepared (clean, dry, primed if necessary). Use a high-quality non-woven wallpaper paste and apply it evenly and sufficiently to the wall, not the paper.

Ensure that strips are *butt-jointed* (edges touching perfectly) rather than overlapped. Apply paste evenly to the edges of the wall to prevent them from drying out too quickly. A seam roller can gently press seams for a flatter finish, but use sparingly to avoid flattening the 3D texture.