Self Adhesive Temporary Removable Vinyl Wallpaper Or Polyester Fabric Peel and Stick Wallpaper with Abstract Boho Lines Labyrinth Black and White Maze Art Geometric Minimalist Great for Bedroom, Living Room, Kitchen, Hallway, Bathroom. You can use the Peel and Stick Smooth or Canvas Texture Vinyl application, you can choose to use Light Textured Peel and Stick Fabric Wallpaper or Pre-Pasted Traditional Paper. We have a unique approach to each of your orders. Don't hesitate to contact us with the wall dimensions (height and width) of each wall you'd like to cover, and we will calculate how many wallpaper sheets you'll need for your project. It can be a bit complicated to figure out all the small details, but that’s why we're here! Each panel covers 2ft wide x 4-10 ft high. You’ll need several panels to cover the whole wall. Wallpaper samples: We always recommend ordering a sample to check how our wallpaper material sticks to your desired surface and how the design works with your environment. Each sample is presented in 2 variations: The actual size to show the scale of the print AND A mini version of what a whole sheet of 24”x72” wallpaper would look like to give you a better idea of the full pattern of the design. Wallpaper standard sheet sizes: 24" wide x 48" height / 61 cm x 122 cm 24" wide x 72" height / 61 cm x 183 cm 24" wide x 96" height / 61 cm x 244 cm 24" wide x 108" height / 61 cm x 275 cm 24" wide x 120" height / 61 cm x 305 cm Any other size is considered a custom size. Wallpaper sheets can be customized shorter or longer to fit your desired area perfectly. CUSTOM SIZES and COLORS are available upon request. Please send us a message, and we will be happy to help! A detailed application manual and installation scheme are included with every shipment. Overlap: Our wallpaper panels are designed with a 1-inch overlap in addition to the 24-inch width. We strongly advise against removing this overlap for any peel and stick wallpaper installation. When determining how many panels you will need, please do not include the overlap in your calculations, as it will be concealed by the next panel.
