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Start by checking that the wall is flat and smooth and that the surface is stable. Fill and sand where necessary. Start in the most eye-catching corner of the room. From there, wallpaper in one direction, followed by the other. This way, any small misses in things like pattern alignment will be less visible. It is important to hang the first strip straight. For this reason, always use a spirit level and draw a perfectly straight vertical line roughly 53cm from the corner so that you can see and use this when placing the first strip.

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Use a brush to apply wallpaper paste next to skirting boards and cornices.

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Apply paste to the wall using a roller.

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Pull the first wallpaper strip up towards the ceiling, affix it lightly at the top and check that it is straight using either a spirit level or the vertical line that you have drawn. Once straight, firmly press the upper part of the strip into place and cut it along the cornice. It is good to have a holder or tray on the floor for the roller, but if the floor is clean it is fine to go without.

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Smooth out the rest of the strip using the wallpapering tool, moving from the middle upwards, then from the middle downwards and finally around the edges, drying off any residual paste on the wallpapering tool between strokes. Please note that wallpaper brushes are too soft to smooth out air bubbles: use the wallpapering tool.

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Press down the edges and cut the paper at the skirting board using a sharp razor blade.

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Repeat steps 4–6, aligning the pattern with that of the previous strip where necessary.

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Clean off any residual paste using a damp sponge. Don’t be afraid of using generous amounts of water here – it won’t damage the wallpaper. Always clean between each strip.

Top tips: have your tools close at hand and change your razor blade regularly. Don’t forget each razor blade has four edges!

1. Free sample available: choose any design in our showroom and write to us, we will send to you by express. 

2. No MOQ: first place a trial order for testing after the samples received. 

3. Catalogs offered: we have more than 1000 different wallpaper catalogs available in our warehouse, you can choose any catalog for reference.

4. Delivery time: 3 days for samples and 10-15 days for bulk orders depending on the order quantity. 

5. OEM accepted: offer us your designs and we will produce as required, and or make new catalogs with your logo embeded. 

6. You are the most welcome to visit our office and production premises. 

Q1. Which tools do I need? Here is a list of wallpaper tools that you should have on hand to make your project a success.
           a. Tape Measure
           b. Water Bucket
           c. Primer Sealer
           d. Water Tray
           e. Clean Sponge
           f.  Level
           g. Razor Knife and Blades
           h. 6" Putty Knife
           i. Wallpaper Smoother
           j. Work Table

Q2. Is it best to overlap the seams when hanging wallpaper?
No, we do not recommend overlapping your wallpaper seams. Seams should be "butted" tightly together and smoothed down with a wallpaper seam smoother. Properly "booked" wallpaper does not shrink on the wall, so you do not need to overlap.

Q3. Should I use additional paste on the back of wallpaper?
When wallpaper is properly applied over walls that have been prepared with a wallpaper primer, additional paste is not needed. Applying extra paste to pre-pasted wallpaper can be especially problematic if you ever decide to redecorate because it can make it more difficult to remove the wallpaper from the wall. By getting the walls ready and following the hanging instructions, your wallcovering should stick to the wall just right without extra wallpaper paste.

Q4. Can I wallpaper over wallpaper?
We do not recommend hanging new wallpaper over existing wallpaper. The tension exerted by the new layer on the old can cause the original bond to fail and the paper could come off the wall, or bubble dramatically.

Q5. What is a pattern match?
Most wallpapers will indicate the pattern match on the back. A random match wallpaper is the easiest to work with. This means that the strips of wallpaper may be hung together without worrying about the pattern matching up at the seams. A vertical stripe wallpaper, grasscloth, or textures are all good examples of random match patterns. A straight match matches across the wallpaper, or in other words it matches the pattern from the other side of the strip. It is not complex and you will easily be able to see how the strips need to be hung to make a seamless pattern across the wall. A drop match wallpaper has a design that matches up across strips both vertically and horizontally.

Q6. Can I Repair a small tear in my wallpaper?
Yes, you can fix a small tear in your wallpaper, and if you do it right, you will hardly be able to tell! Sometimes, if you still have the torn piece of wallpaper you can smooth it out and glue it back into place. Use a small brush to apply paste to the piece, re-affix it firmly to the wall with a smoother and wipe away any extra glue with a damp sponge.

Q7. My wallpaper seams are showing, or have separated, or I would like to avoid any wallpaper seam issues.
Creating a smooth and seamless wall of wallpaper is the goal. For all other types of wallpapers, here are a few tips on wallpaper seams. 1. Booking. If you are using pre-pasted or un-pasted wallpaper, you need to let it rest before applying it to the wall. 2. Smooth the wallpaper into place as you put up each strip, taking care to smooth along the seam. You should be using a wallpaper smoother when installing the paper. Either a rolling seam smoother, or a plastic wallpaper smoothing tool, will help you to achieve a good seal so that your wallpaper will not separate at the seams.

Q8. Do I really need to prime the wall before I wallpaper?
Yes, we do recommend priming the wall first. Sometimes referred to as the old fashioned process of "sizing", priming is an important part of the wallpapering process. Primer makes an ideal and uniform surface for your wallpaper to stick to, and is also an important part of making the wallpaper removal process easier. Priming the wall properly will also help in the removal of the wallpaper when it’s time to update your room with a fresh new wallpaper.

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