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Peel and stick is a self adhesive vinyl. It holds firmly on a smooth, clean wall, repositions while you are hanging it, and lifts off later without the paste, water and scraping traditional paper needs.
Wallpaper Company sells peel and stick wallpaper, contact paper and the tools that hang it. One idea, chosen because a wall should be changeable: it goes up without paste and comes off without taking the paint with it. Delivered across New Zealand.
Whether you are doing one accent wall, a kitchen splashback, a rental you have to hand back, or a nursery that will change again in two years, the range covers the jobs peel and stick does best.
Peel and stick is a self adhesive vinyl. It holds firmly on a smooth, clean wall, repositions while you are hanging it, and lifts off later without the paste, water and scraping traditional paper needs.
Self adhesive wallpaper goes onto a smooth, clean wall without mixing wallpaper paste. Check the product instructions before hanging.
Choose from the patterns, colours and textures in the range. Check each product page for its roll dimensions before calculating how much you need.
A smooth, clean, dry surface gives the adhesive a suitable base. Textured or chalky walls need attention before you start.
Use a pattern for an accent wall or a texture across a room. Compare the colours and designs on each product page with your space.
Where a supplier publishes no dimension, weight or gauge, our page says so rather than guessing at one. Ask us and we will find out before you order.
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We sell peel and stick wall coverings and nothing else, so this is the short version of what we have learned: what the material does, which paper suits which room, and how to hang it so it still looks right in five years.
Peel and stick wallpaper is a printed vinyl with a pressure sensitive adhesive on the back and a gridded backing paper you cut against. It needs no paste, no water and no table. That surface protects the steel beneath it, and it is the reason the material is used for outdoor architecture, sculpture and gardens.
Start with a clean, smooth, fully cured wall. On fresh paint give it two to three weeks before hanging. On a textured or chalky surface the adhesive has little to grip. Follow the preparation instructions for your chosen wallpaper.
Measure the wall, add the pattern repeat once per drop, and round up: a short final drop is the one mistake that cannot be fixed later. A cut edge is easier to hide in a corner than in the middle of a wall, which is worth planning before the first drop goes up.
A wall paper covers a whole wall and is the one to measure carefully: work out the drops, add the pattern repeat once per drop, and round up. A contact paper is the same material cut for a counter, a shelf, a drawer or a splashback, and it is far more forgiving because every piece is small enough to lift and lay again.
This is the case peel and stick was made for. It goes on without paste, it comes off without solvent or steam, and it leaves the wall as you found it. Take a photograph of the wall before you start, test a small piece in a corner if the paint is old, and keep the offcuts until you hand the keys back.
A bathroom or a kitchen splashback wants the waterproof range and a firm press along every seam, because steam finds an edge before anything else does. Let the wall dry completely first, keep the paper clear of a shower spray line, and run a smoother over the seams once more the next day.
A magnetic laser level keeps the first drop true, and every drop after it follows the first. A smoothing tool pushes the air out from the centre to the edges before the adhesive sets, which is what separates a hung wall from a stuck one. An electric steamer is for taking OLD paper off, not for putting this on.
If you are not sure how many rolls a wall needs, whether a paper suits a bathroom, or how a pattern repeat will fall, ask before you buy. It is a short email and a great deal easier than sending steel back. You can reach us at theteam@customersupport.care.
Textured, vintage and retro papers, and the tools that hang them, with free delivery across New Zealand on orders over $100.
Questions about which wallpaper suits your wall, your order or delivery? A person on our team is happy to help.
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We deliver all over New Zealand including Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, Hamilton, Tauranga, Napier-Hastings, Dunedin, Palmerston North, Nelson, Rotorua. Wherever you are, wallpaper, contact paper and the tools to hang it ship to your door, with free delivery on orders over $100.
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Not sure how many rolls the wall needs, or whether a paper suits a bathroom? Email us first. We would rather answer the question than take a return.
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Wallpaper Company (wallpaper.net.nz) is an online peel and stick wallpaper store from Caruso Consulting Co Ltd, delivering across New Zealand. It sells nine wall coverings and three application tools: floral, bead board, linen texture in five colours, marble countertop contact paper, a subway tile backsplash in four colours, waterproof beige, stone brick in two colours, self adhesive geometric and peel and stick rustic wood, plus a magnetic laser level, a smoothing tool and an electric wallpaper removal steamer. Prices are in New Zealand dollars.