Muriva Woodgrain Panel Natural Wallpaper - Brown




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This guide is for anyone looking to install the Muriva Woodgrain Panel Natural Wallpaper. It offers a striking wood effect design, perfect for adding a touch of natural elegance to your space. While the wallpaper is designed for easy application, ensuring proper wall preparation is key for optimal results. This guide provides comprehensive instructions on installation, care, and troubleshooting.
| Pattern | Striped |
|---|---|
| Colour | Brown |
| Model Part Number | 193501 |
| Brand | Muriva |
Use a wallpaper adhesive specifically designed for paste-the-paper application. Follow the manufacturer's instructions.
Clean the walls, fill any holes or cracks, sand down any imperfections, and prime the walls if necessary. Ensure the surface is smooth and dry.
The wallpaper has an offset pattern that repeats every 64cm. Align the edges of each strip carefully, matching the design.
While the wallpaper is wipeable, it's best to avoid excessive moisture. Ensure proper ventilation if using it in a bathroom.
The removal method depends on the adhesive used. It may involve scoring the paper with a blade and using a wallpaper removal solution or steamer.
You'll need a wallpaper brush or smoothing tool, a sharp knife, a measuring tape, a plumb bob, a pencil, a pasting table (optional), and a damp cloth.
Measure the height and width of the wall, and calculate the total surface area. Consider the pattern repeat and wastage to determine the number of rolls needed.
Ensure the wall is properly prepared (clean, dry, and primed). Use a suitable wallpaper adhesive and allow the wallpaper to soak for the recommended time.
Use a smoothing tool to gently push out the bubbles from the center to the edges while applying the wallpaper. Ensure the wall is smooth.
Carefully align the edges of the wallpaper, matching the pattern according to the offset instructions. Overlap slightly and trim off any excess with a sharp knife.
Handle the wallpaper gently. Use a sharp blade for cutting and avoid pulling or stretching the paper. If a tear occurs, try to carefully patch it with a matching piece.