If you want to save money and confident about having perfectly flat walls, this option is for you. However, due to the material's low density, small bumps and cracks may become visible on the wallpaper once it is glued.
Vinyl
HIT!
Rating: 4.82
★★★★★
This wallpaper is made of non-woven vinyl, ensuring that any image will appear fantastic with clear and vibrant colors. The textured surface of the wallpaper adds depth and helps conceal minor wall imperfections.
Premium Vinyl
BEST!
Rating: 4.98
★★★★★
This non-woven vinyl wallpaper is enhanced with an extra protective coating. Its dense texture makes it highly resistant to minor damages while offering superior color rendering and saturation.
How to correctly measure a wall
Standard Wall Measure the height and width of the wall, excluding skirting boards and arches. Be careful and take the measurement several times to give us the most accurate size.
Sloped Wall If the wall has a beveled corner, you only need to measure the highest and widest part of the wall, ignoring any slopes. We produce photo wallpapers in the form of a solid rectangle or square, and you can cut all the extra details yourself using a Stanley knife.
Wall with Multiple Bevels If there are several beveled corners on the wall, you need to proceed in the same way as in the previous option. Namely, measure only the highest and widest part of the wall, ignoring any slopes. When gluing wallpaper, cut off excess parts to fit the shape of the wall.
A Wall With Doors and Windows If the wall has a door, window, or other objects, you only need to measure the total width and height of the wall. In the process of gluing, you can more accurately measure the size of the object and cut off excess parts of the wallpaper.
Multiple Walls If you want to paste one wallpaper on several walls, you need to measure the dimensions of both walls and sum their widths. There is no need to order two separate canvases.
