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Laying the groundwork
Although this is the least exciting part of the job, it is the most important.
This is your opportunity to nip any wallpapering problems in the bud – wallpaper not sticking, difficult adjustments, and so on.
The wall or other surface on which you are going to stick the wallpaper must be clean, dry and ready for the paste. Don’t forget to:
It is not recommended to put new wallpaper on top of old, as the result can be messy.
Measurements
All Open Wall wallpapers are different, and the positioning of the strips depends on your deco project.
It is therefore important to think carefully how you are going to cut the strips. Consider this when choosing the layout of your wallpaper design.
A quick sketch will help prevent any mistakes when cutting.
Once you have decided where to put up the wallpaper, measure the height of the ceiling. Do this in several places: ceilings are often not perfectly level.
Although you can stick the strips where you want, it is best to start from the point where the ceiling is highest.