Tile Mallow / Panel

We make custom wallpapers based on the size of your wall. Choose one of the three materials:

Texture “Smooth” from € 39/m²

Matte color rendition.
High density (210g/m²).
Canvas width 100cm.
Due to the absence of vinyl coating, the wallpaper cannot be washed or cleaned with moisture

Texture “Self-adhesive” from € 42/m²

The texture will conceal minor wall irregularities.
High density (230 g/m²).
Canvas width 100cm.
Thanks to the moisture-resistant vinyl coating, the wallpaper can be cleaned with moisture

Texture “Fine Sand” from € 46/m²

The texture is fine but pronounced.
High density (250 g/m²).
Canvas width 100cm.
Thanks to the moisture-resistant vinyl coating, the wallpaper can be cleaned with moisture

You can learn more about the materials in the section Materials and pricing of wallpapers

1. Make sure the received wallpapers fully match your order. Lay out the panels on the floor and align them using the numbers on the back of each panel.

2. Prepare the necessary tools. You will need:
a roller for applying adhesive
a bucket for the adhesive
a seam roller
a brush for applying adhesive
a tape measure
a utility knife
a dry cloth
a level
a pencil
adhesive for non-woven wallpapers

3. Using a tape measure, measure the width of the strip and carefully, using a builder’s level and a pencil, mark vertical marks on the wall under each strip.

4. Apply an even layer of adhesive to the wall using a roller.

5. Wallpapers are mounted sequentially, starting with the first strip and then in ascending order of the numbers marked on the back of the wallpapers. Carefully apply the first strip to the wall according to the pencil marks where the adhesive was applied. When the strip lies precisely along the marked lines, smooth the wallpaper with a rubber roller.

6. To apply the second strip, apply adhesive to the wall surface again and carefully apply the second strip, aligning the pattern. Do not rush to press the canvas with a roller. Attach to the wall with light movements, and only then go over the wallpapers with a rubber roller.

7. There is no need to fill the joints; they should be smoothed out with a roller. If the adhesive gets on the front side, carefully remove it with a clean cloth.

8. Excess wallpaper on the edges can be trimmed with a utility knife.