FAQ

The self-adhesive wallpaper is ready for immediate application. It can be hung on any smooth, dry and dust-free surfaces. Cleaning the surface from dirt and  dust is essential for hanging the self-adhesive wallpaper. If dirt and dust contacts the adhesive side, the self-adhesive wallpaper ceases to adhere to the surface correctly. 

The self-adhesive wallpaper IS NOT designed for fresh-painted walls. 

Recently painted walls need to dry for at least three weeks. Do not hang the wallpaper on damp or cold surfaces or close to heat sources such as panel heaters, central heating, fire and cooking stoves. Plaster, chalk or lime-painted surfaces should be smoothed and primed.

A thorough preparation of the surface before hanging the wallpaper is essential and a non-corresponding surface is not a reason for a complaint regarding the quality of the wallpaper!

Do not hesitate to contact us with any and all questions you may have.

After cleaning the wall, position the wallpaper where you want to hang it. Then attach it with painter tape and inspect it from distance to check whether it is level aligned properly.

We advice to fix the self-adhesive wallpaper in several points to prevent it from moving

during peeling of the backing paper.

Remove the tape from the top of the wallpaper. Peel of the backing paper  about 1/5 of the lenght of the wallpaper and cut it off. Hold the self-adhesive wallpaper to

prevent it from sticking spontaneously to the wall.

In order for the self-adhesive wallpaper to adhere properly and not bubble, smooth the wallpaper with a cloth towel from side to side; start at the bottom of the exposed self-adhesive surface and proceed upwards.

Now make  sure that the top of self-adhesive wallpaper is firmly pasted to the wall and remove the remaining tapes holding the wallpaper. Slowly peel of the backing paper downwards

and at the same time smooth the newly unstuck part of the self-adhesive wallpaper from side to side with a cloth towel working your way down so that the wallpaper adheres properly and no bubbles form. If air bubbles form while installing the wallpaper try and remove the part of the wallpaper that has bubbled and reattach it smoothly. If any air bubbles remain under the self-adhesive wallpaper, gently pierce them with a small needle and smooth themout with a towel.

If yor wallpaper consists of several pieces, use the same procedure, making sure the pattern is lined up with adjacent wallpaper panels . Repeat steps 1 to 4 with all panels.