Fresco Game Over Wallpaper - Grey

Yes, the Fresco Game Over Grey Wallpaper is spongeable, meaning you can easily wipe off marks and spills with a damp sponge or cloth. For best results, clean promptly.

Info needed: It is recommended to use a good quality, ready-mixed wallpaper paste suitable for 'paste the paper' application. Always follow the paste manufacturer's instructions for mixing and application.

The design repeat is 53cm with an offset match. This means that to align the pattern across strips, you will need to shift the next strip by half the repeat length.

While the wallpaper is spongeable for cleaning, its suitability for consistently high-humidity environments like bathrooms is not explicitly stated. Info needed: suitability for high humidity environments.

Yes, it is phthalate-free and made with water-based inks and sustainable paper, making it a responsible and safer choice for children's bedrooms and play areas.

To calculate the number of rolls, measure the total perimeter of your room and the height of your walls. Divide the perimeter by the wallpaper width (52cm) to get the number of strips. Then, divide the total wall height by the roll length (10m) to see how many strips you can get per roll. Always factor in the 53cm offset repeat for pattern matching, which may require extra material. It's often recommended to purchase an extra roll to account for waste and future repairs.

Ensure the wall surface was properly prepared (clean, dry, smooth). Check that the wallpaper paste was applied evenly and liberally to the back of the wallpaper strip, especially at the edges. The room temperature should not be too cold, which can affect drying and adhesion.

This wallpaper has a 53cm offset design repeat. Before cutting, lay out two strips side-by-side and slide them until the pattern matches precisely. Use a pencil mark on the wall or a laser level to guide your vertical alignment for each strip, ensuring the pattern aligns across seams.

Immediately after hanging, use a wallpaper smoother or brush to gently push air bubbles out towards the edges of the strip. For persistent bubbles, you can carefully lift a section and re-apply, ensuring sufficient paste and smoothing thoroughly. Small bubbles often disappear as the wallpaper dries and contracts.

Ensure strips are hung edge-to-edge without overlapping or leaving gaps. A wallpaper seam roller can be gently used along the seams after application to ensure good adhesion, but avoid excessive pressure that could squeeze out too much paste. Proper wall preparation and pattern matching are key to minimizing seam visibility.