This guide is for our fixed-size rolls wallpapers. The fixed-size wallpaper rolls measure 0.5 meters in width and 10 meters in height. It features repeating standard pattern prints that are designed to align perfectly when installed correctly, creating a seamless effect of continuous artwork.

1. Prepare Your Wall

A clean, smooth, and dust-free surface is essential for a successful installation. Remove any protruding fixtures and use filler to address any holes, cracks, or imperfections. If needed, consider painting your wall in a color that complements the wallpaper.

2. Gather Your Tools

Invest in quality wallpapering tools to make the process easier. Common tools you'll need include a smoothing tool, a sharp knife, and a clean sponge for any excess paste.

3. Prepare the Glue Paste

If you’re using the wallpaper glue sold on our website, follow the instructions provided on the package. Typically, you will mix the glue with water in a clean bucket. Make sure to adhere to the recommended ratios for the best results. Allow the paste to sit for a few minutes to reach the right consistency before use.

4. Decide Where to Start

It's best to start wallpapering at a window or corner. Measure the width of the wallpaper to ensure you have the right alignment. Use a spirit level to draw a vertical line along the wall with a pencil to ensure that the first strip hangs straight.

5. Glue the Wall

Check your wallpaper rolls to ensure none are damaged. Since our wallpaper is non-woven, apply the glue directly onto the wall. Use a brush for edges and corners, and a roller for larger areas. Be generous with the glue, but ensure it is evenly spread to avoid bubbles.

6. Hang the First Strip

Lightly secure the top of the first strip against the wall, aligning it with the pencil line you drew earlier. Use your smoothing tool to carefully work out any bubbles, starting from the center and moving outward. Cut off any excess wallpaper at the bottom to ensure a clean edge.

7. Align Subsequent Strips

After hanging the first strip and trimming the top and bottom, lay the next roll on its side and position it against the wall. Adjust it until the design matches perfectly with the first strip. Keep in mind that the height of the repeated pattern usually ranges from 50 cm to 70 cm, meaning that every 50-70 cm in the roll, the design will align seamlessly. The specific repeat size for your pattern can be found on the product page of our website.

8. Continue Hanging

Repeat the gluing and hanging process for each strip, ensuring to match the patterns as you go. Smooth each strip with your tool, and trim any excess at the top and bottom as needed.

9. Final Touches and Cleaning

Once all strips are hung, wipe away any remaining adhesive with a damp sponge. Ensure you clean the entire surface of each strip, not just the edges.

10. Let It Dry

Finally, keep the room well-ventilated and maintain a normal room temperature for at least 24 hours to allow the paste to dry completely.