FAQ
Installation
Peel and Stick
1. Start with a dry smooth, clean white wall
(see ‘Wall Preparation’ for more details)
2. Gather supplies -
measuring tape or ruler, cutting tool, pencil, scissors, leveler, and wallpaper smoother
3. Measure the paper width, mark that distance on the wall, and draw your 'plumb' line from that using the leveler.
Double check your plumb line width all the way down. ALL future panels line up from this line.
4. Lay two wallcovering panels out on floor to match the pattern
5. On your first ‘starting’ panel, peel back two feet of the sticker backing and cut it off using scissors
6. Hang the first panel, using the plumb line for guidance and your smoothing tool to push out air bubbles
7. Continue to peel the sticker back, adhere the paper to the wall, and smooth out air bubbles all the way down to the floor
8. Repeat with other panels until desired area is covered.
You can lift and adjust paper if needed for corrections
9. Use the cutting tool to cut excess wallcovering from around window edges, molding, electrical sockets etc.
10. Enjoy your new decor!
Traditional (non-woven)
1. Start with a dry smooth, clean white wall
(see ‘Wall Preparation’ for more details)
2. Gather supplies -
measuring tape or ruler, cutting tool, pencil, leveler, wallpaper adhesive paste, adhesive tray, adhesive roller or applicator, wallpaper smoother
(We recommend the use of Pro Clear 880 pastes or similar solvent free products. Solvent based or dispersion pastes can result in the removal of inks)
3. Measure the paper width, mark that distance on the wall, and draw your 'plumb' line from that using the leveler
Double check your plumb line width all the way down. ALL future panels line up from this line
4. Lay two wallcovering panels out on floor to match the pattern
5. Apply solvent free wallpaper paste to the wall
6. Hang the first panel, using the plumb line for guidance and your smoothing tool to push out air bubbles
7. Repeat with other panels until desired area is covered
(You can move and adjust paper if needed for corrections)
8. Use a damp cloth to remove any excess wallcovering paste from the wallcovering
9. Use the cutting tool to cut excess wallcovering from around window edges, molding, electrical sockets etc.
10. Enjoy your new decor!