Step 1

Make sure that you check over your mural carefully when you open it. Before application, check that the wall is smooth and ready for application. It is recommended that you work left to right. Your seamless wallpaper will be supplied in either one, or more panels.

Step 2

Use a medium pile paint roller to apply the paste to the wall, and using the paint brush to apply paste into the edges and corners. The wall is now ready for the wallpaper. Start to unroll the wallpaper upright from left to right. Make sure that you leave any extra bleed at the top, bottom and side for trimming later. Using the applicator tool, gently massage the wallpaper starting at the top and moving left to right to smooth out any wrinkles or bubbles. At this stage, if the wallpaper is skew, you can remove and re-align and start again.

Step 3

If your wallpaper is supplied in more than one panel, it will be supplied with 25mm overlap. Ensure that the pattern or image matches up as each panel is applied. Slide each panel into place, making sure they are overlapped by 25mm and that it lines up. Smooth each panel using the applicator tool after each panel.

Step 4

When all panels have been installed, carefully trim the top, bottom and far left and right sides of your mural with a sharp blade. Use a damp sponge/brush to remove any excess paste. If you have any overlapped panels, using a straight edge and sharp blade – cut down the middle of the overlap through both layers. Remove the top and under sliver of overlap that has been cut off and gently massage the joins together.

NB. For any wallpapers that are supplied in more than one section, using an accredited installer to install the wallpaper for you is highly recommended.