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Installation instructions
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Installation instructions for Wall Decals
Surface preparation
Ensure the surface is smooth, clean, and free of dust. Wipe it down with a clean cloth.
Installation
First, peel away the adhesive material around the decal to make them easier to remove later.
For small or medium decals with a simple shape, simply peel them carefully from the backing and apply them to the wall.
For large decals with simple shapes (like an arch), it's a good idea to have someone assist you to prevent the decal from sticking to itself.
Gently separate the decal's edge from the backing, press the adhesive side onto the wall, and gradually peel off the backing while smoothing the decal to remove air bubbles. Any plastic card works great for this.
For intricate decals or those with text, you'll find transfer tape included with the decal. Before using the transfer tape, remove any non-decal sections from the backing to make the process easier. The tape is reusable, so don't discard it as it may come in handy later.
Ensure the surface is smooth, clean, and free of dust. Wipe it down with a clean cloth.
Installation
First, peel away the adhesive material around the decal to make them easier to remove later.
For small or medium decals with a simple shape, simply peel them carefully from the backing and apply them to the wall.
For large decals with simple shapes (like an arch), it's a good idea to have someone assist you to prevent the decal from sticking to itself.
Gently separate the decal's edge from the backing, press the adhesive side onto the wall, and gradually peel off the backing while smoothing the decal to remove air bubbles. Any plastic card works great for this.
For intricate decals or those with text, you'll find transfer tape included with the decal. Before using the transfer tape, remove any non-decal sections from the backing to make the process easier. The tape is reusable, so don't discard it as it may come in handy later.
Installation instructions for Self-Adhesive Wallpaper
Surface preparation
The surface needs to be smooth, clean and dust free. The wallpaper may have less adhesion to porous or textured surfaces, or surfaces with teflon paints.
Before you start
Unfold the wallpaper on the floor to make sure the panels line up correctly.
Tools you need
Installation
Use spirit level to check that you ceiling line is straight. If it is not straight, allow some paper to go over the ceiling to be trimmed later; or start applying panels from where the ceiling is the highest. Use tape measure and spirit level to draw a straight line marking where your panel is to be positioned.
Peel the top portion of the panel and attach it to the wall. Use a wallpaper smoother to secure the panel, working from the center outwards. Trim the bottom and around doors, windows, and power outlets using a utility knife and straight edge. For best results, it's recommended to have two people for installation.
The surface needs to be smooth, clean and dust free. The wallpaper may have less adhesion to porous or textured surfaces, or surfaces with teflon paints.
Before you start
Unfold the wallpaper on the floor to make sure the panels line up correctly.
Tools you need
- Wallpaper smoother and straight edge
- Sharp utility knife
- Spirit level
- Stairs or steps
- Tape measure
- Pencil
Installation
Use spirit level to check that you ceiling line is straight. If it is not straight, allow some paper to go over the ceiling to be trimmed later; or start applying panels from where the ceiling is the highest. Use tape measure and spirit level to draw a straight line marking where your panel is to be positioned.
Peel the top portion of the panel and attach it to the wall. Use a wallpaper smoother to secure the panel, working from the center outwards. Trim the bottom and around doors, windows, and power outlets using a utility knife and straight edge. For best results, it's recommended to have two people for installation.
Installation instructions for Pre-Pasted Wallpaper
Surface preparation
The surface needs to be smooth and clean, and to have as little dust as possible. Cracks need to be filled, any rough or sharp edges sanded.
Before you start
Unfold the wallpaper on the floor to make sure the panels line up correctly. There is no need for wallpaper glue as the panels already contain an adhesive that is activated by water.
Tools needed
Use spirit level to check that you ceiling line is straight. If it is not straight, allow some paper to go over the ceiling to be trimmed later; or start applying panels from where the ceiling is the highest. Use tape measure and spirit level to draw a straight line marking where your panel is to be positioned.
Standard Wallpaper
Use the spray bottle to apply water over the back of the first panel. Make sure that the water is applied equally and around the edges. Fold the ends of the wallpaper panel inside and leave for approximately 5 minutes for adhesive to activate.
Unfold the top of the panel and apply on the wall. Use a squeegee to smooth the wallpaper. Remove any excess water and glue with a damp sponge. Trim the wallpaper at the bottom with a sharp knife and a straight edge if needed.
Take the second panel and apply next to the first panel to match the picture. Repeat the process and keep using squeegee and damp sponge after each panel application.
Wallpaper application guide
Premium Wallpaper
Use the spray bottle to apply a generous amount of water on the wall so that you can see droplets of water. Position your first panel and use a wallpaper smoother to help adherence working from the middle towards the edges. Spray more water near the edges. Trim the wallpaper at the bottom with a sharp knife and a straight edge.
Continue with the next panel. The panel can be peeled of and repositioned or slightly moved to match the pattern.
Wallpaper application guide
The surface needs to be smooth and clean, and to have as little dust as possible. Cracks need to be filled, any rough or sharp edges sanded.
Before you start
Unfold the wallpaper on the floor to make sure the panels line up correctly. There is no need for wallpaper glue as the panels already contain an adhesive that is activated by water.
Tools needed
- Damp sponge
- Spray bottle with room temperature water
- Sharp utility knife
- Wallpaper smoother or a squeegee
- Straight edge or a ruler
- Spirit level
- Stairs or steps to reach the ceiling
- Tape measure
- Pencil
Use spirit level to check that you ceiling line is straight. If it is not straight, allow some paper to go over the ceiling to be trimmed later; or start applying panels from where the ceiling is the highest. Use tape measure and spirit level to draw a straight line marking where your panel is to be positioned.
Standard Wallpaper
Use the spray bottle to apply water over the back of the first panel. Make sure that the water is applied equally and around the edges. Fold the ends of the wallpaper panel inside and leave for approximately 5 minutes for adhesive to activate.
Unfold the top of the panel and apply on the wall. Use a squeegee to smooth the wallpaper. Remove any excess water and glue with a damp sponge. Trim the wallpaper at the bottom with a sharp knife and a straight edge if needed.
Take the second panel and apply next to the first panel to match the picture. Repeat the process and keep using squeegee and damp sponge after each panel application.
Wallpaper application guide
Premium Wallpaper
Use the spray bottle to apply a generous amount of water on the wall so that you can see droplets of water. Position your first panel and use a wallpaper smoother to help adherence working from the middle towards the edges. Spray more water near the edges. Trim the wallpaper at the bottom with a sharp knife and a straight edge.
Continue with the next panel. The panel can be peeled of and repositioned or slightly moved to match the pattern.
Wallpaper application guide
