Watercolor Forest Wallpaper.
Quantity: 1 square meter = 140cm(W) x 70cm(H) (4'3" x 2'3") ft
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Quantity: 2 square meter = 200cm(W) x 100cm(H) (6'5" x 3'2") ft
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Quantity: 3 square meter = 208cm(W) x 146cm(H) (6'8" x 4'8") ft
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Quantity: 4 square meter = 200cm(W) x 200cm(H) (6'5'' x 6'5'') ft
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Quantity: 5 square meter = 250cm(W) x 200cm(H) (7' 6'' x 6' 5'') ft
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Quantity: 6 square meter = 300cm(W) x 200cm(H) (9' 8'' x 6' 5'') ft
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Quantity: 7 square meter = 300cm(W) x 250cm(H) (9'8" x 8'2") ft
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Quantity: 8 square meter = 400cm(W) x 200cm(H) (13'6" x 6'5") ft
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Quantity: 9 square meter = 350cm(W) x 260cm(H) (11'4" x 8'7") ft
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Quantity: 10 square meter = 360cm(W) x 280cm(H) (11'8" x 9'2") ft
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Quantity: 11 square meters = 420cm(W) x 260cm(H) (13'9'' x 8'6'') ft
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Quantity: 12 square meter = 400cm(W) x 300cm(H) (13'6" x 9'8") ft
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Quantity: 13 square meters = 460cm(W) x 280cm(H) (15'1'' x 9'2'') ft
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Quantity: 14 square meter = 480cm(W) x 290cm(H) (15'9'' x 9'6'') ft
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Quantity: 15 square meter = 500cm(W) x 300cm(H) (16'5'' x 9'10'') ft
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Quantity: 16 square meter = 500cm(W) x 320cm(H) (16'4" x 10'5") ft
How to apply our wallpaper?
STEP 1: Prepare the wall surface
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Your wall must be completely flat, clean and dry. Level out rough, rough surfaces, holes and uneven spots.
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Your wall should be a uniform color. If not, you may notice color differences on your wall once installed. If your wall has multiple colors, we recommend that you repaint it.
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Make a vertical line with a plumb line on the left edge of the area you want to cover with the mural. If you have a plumb line, you can make your own by tying a heavy object to the end of a rope. This line is very important because it will be your guide as you begin to place your mural.
STEP 2: Prepare the wallpaper
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Wallpaper panels are made in a width of 48.7 cm (19.2"). Panels are received continuously printed on a roll and numbered at the top.
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Cut separate panels and preview on the floor in numerical order from left to right.
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Measure the height of your wall with a yardstick. If it is shorter than the wall mural, you will need to cut it to fit properly. Do this while you have it on the floor, but leave a one-inch margin to correct for any differences in level on the wall.
STEP 3: Prepare the glue
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You can buy the glue from your supermarket, confirm that it is for non-woven wallpaper use.
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Prepare the glue following the instructions on the bag of glue you purchased. Do it slowly. This will give you a uniform, bubble-free mixture.
STEP 4: Attach the paper to the wall
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Apply the glue evenly to the wall using a paintbrush or roller. Start spreading it from the line you marked as a guide for the plumb line. Don't paste the entire wall; just paste the area that will cover the first panel on the left, leaving a few inches outside on the right.
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Apply the first panel of the mural to the wall, starting in the top left corner. Make sure it is aligned with the guide.
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Press against the paper with a dry roller or sponge to remove air bubbles.
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Place the following panels in the same manner in numerical order. The panels should not be mounted on top of each other, but are fixed on edge.
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Wipe off excess glue with a damp sponge.
STEP 5: Finishing
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Using a ruler and cutter, adjust the sides and top and bottom of the wall if necessary.
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Let it dry for 24 hours; you will get a perfect final result.