Take time to carefully read all instructions before beginning the installation of your peel-and-stick wallpaper.

While we love seeing our customers take on DIY projects, if you’re thinking about hiring a professional, make sure

they’re familiar with self-adhesive wallpaper specifically.

Wallpapering is best done with two people. For optimal results, aim to complete the full installation in one go.

don’t leave it halfway done. Allocate about 30 minutes per panel.

Your wall should be smooth, clean, dry, and in good condition—free from dust, grease, mildew, or any surface damage. 

Remove items like vents, outlet covers, or hooks beforehand. Avoid applying wallpaper on surfaces prone to moisture 

or mold. Newly painted or constructed walls need a minimum of 30 days to cure fully and should be properly primed and 
sealed. If you notice mold, high moisture, or raw concrete, don’t proceed until the wall is treated and prepped correctly. 

It’s the installer’s responsibility to check wall readiness.

Ensure your wall is completely free of debris, smooth to the touch, and dry before you begin. 
Wipe it clean and give it time to fully dry. Never apply over existing wallpaper.

If the wall has been recently painted or primed, hold off. Even dry paint continues to release gases as it cures, which can 

cause the wallpaper to lose adhesion over time.

Unroll your wallpaper panels at least 48 hours prior to installation so they can acclimate to room temperature & humidity. 

Before hanging, double-check the color, pattern, and sequence. Confirm consistency and alignment before you begin.

If your wallpaper is labeled with roll numbers, install in order starting with the lowest number first.

Begin your installation on the left side of the wall and work your way right.

The first panel sets the tone—take your time to align it perfectly straight and level. 

Nailing this first step makes the rest of the installation much easier.