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Assembly instructions

Four step by step instructions: wall stickers, painting stencils, self adhesive products and wallpapers. Each one covers preparing the surface, planning the layout and fitting, along with notes on paints and how long walls need to dry.

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Assembly instruction

Stickers

How to put a sticker on the surface you have chosen. Seven steps, from preparing the wall to the final check.

  1. Preparing the surface

    1Preparing the surface

    Start by cleaning the surface where the sticker is to go. Clean painted coatings and wipe them with a cloth to remove dust. On substrates that allow chemical degreasing, wash them with denatured alcohol or white spirit.

    Note: stickers can be applied at least 14 days after the walls have been painted. Paints with a high latex content (washable, stain resistant) have an adverse effect on how well the product sticks. We accept no liability for decorations coming away from paints of that kind.

  2. Preparing the sticker

    2Preparing the sticker

    Take the sticker out of the tube and lay it out on a flat surface with the design face down. Using a squeegee or a folded cloth, smooth the paper surface so that the layers of the sticker sit perfectly against each other.

  3. Planning the position

    3Planning the position

    Using masking tape, and without peeling off the backing paper, hold the sticker in the place you have planned. A multi element sticker can be split into smaller parts. We suggest fitting it with two people.

  4. Removing the backing paper

    4Removing the backing paper

    Once it is positioned, peel the thick, grid marked paper off the back. Start at a corner, making sure that no part of the design stays on the paper. Peel off about 40 cm of backing paper at a time.

  5. Fitting a sticker with a squeegee

    5Fitting

    Using the squeegee, press only the sticker itself against the wall. Work the squeegee in horizontal strips, moving steadily downwards, so that you do not force air bubbles in. Peel off the next sections of paper gradually.

  6. Removing the transfer paper

    6Removing the transfer paper

    Once the design is on the wall, start peeling off the transfer paper straight away. Pull it parallel to the surface, slowly. Watch that every part of the design stays on the wall.

  7. Final check of the sticker

    7Final check

    Check that the sticker is properly stuck down. Gently pierce any air bubbles with a needle and smooth them out with a soft cloth.

Assembly instruction

Stencils

How to create artwork using a painting stencil. Eight steps, from preparing the wall to removing the stencil.

  1. Preparing the surface

    1Preparing the surface

    Clean the surface. There is a stencil sample in the package. In an inconspicuous spot, check that it peels off the wall cleanly. Plaster and paint with poor adhesion can come away when the stencil is removed.

    Note: a stencil can be used at least 14 days after the walls have been painted. Latex, washable or stain resistant paints can weaken adhesion.

  2. Preparing the stencil

    2Preparing the stencil

    Lay the stencil out on a flat surface with the design face down. Smooth it with a squeegee or a cloth so that all the layers sit against each other.

  3. Planning the position of the stencil

    3Planning the position

    Fix the stencil in the place you have planned using masking tape, so you can check the composition.

  4. Removing the backing paper

    4Removing the backing paper

    Once it is positioned, peel the thick, grid marked paper off the back. Do it slowly, starting at a corner.

  5. Fitting a stencil with a squeegee

    5Fitting

    Using the squeegee, press the stencil against the wall, working in horizontal strips to avoid air bubbles.

  6. Painting the design through the stencil

    6Painting the design

    Once the stencil is stuck down, peel off the transfer paper. Start applying paint with a roller or a sponge from the edges of the design. Put on several thin coats.

  7. Removing the stencil

    7Removing the stencil

    After the last coat, wait a moment and peel the stencil off the wall with a calm, even movement.

  8. The finished design after the stencil is removed

    8Your design

    Your design is revealed.

Assembly instruction

Self adhesive products

How to fit self adhesive products such as wall murals. Four steps, from preparing the wall to pressing down the edges.

  1. Preparing the surface

    1Preparing the surface

    Start by cleaning the wall. Wipe painted coatings with a damp cloth to remove dust, then wait until they are completely dry.

    Note: the products can be applied at least 14 days after the walls have been painted. Latex, washable or stain resistant paints can weaken adhesion.

  2. Planning the position of the product

    2Planning the position

    Unroll the product and hold it in the place you have planned with gentle paper masking tape, so you can check the composition.

  3. Laying out the drops

    3Laying out the drops

    If one of the product dimensions exceeds 130 cm, it is supplied as drops, that is vertical strips that are butt joined.

  4. Fitting a self adhesive product

    4Fitting

    Peel one corner off the shorter side. Using a soft glove or a squeegee, stick the product to the wall a section at a time, removing the backing paper from underneath as you go. With drops, start sticking from the left. Once the whole thing is up, press the edges down firmly.

Assembly instruction

Wallpapers

How to hang wallpaper. Four steps, from preparing the wall to wiping off excess adhesive.

  1. Preparing the surface

    1Preparing the surface

    Clean the surface and make sure it is dry and smooth. Fill any cracks and scratches.

    Note: wallpaper can only be hung on a completely dry wall. Hanging it earlier can cause it to come away and is not covered by the guarantee.

  2. Planning the position of the wallpaper

    2Planning the position

    Unroll the wallpaper and hold it in the place you have planned, using masking tape if needed to check the composition. We suggest hanging it with two people.

  3. Laying out the wallpaper drops

    3Laying out the drops

    If one of the wallpaper dimensions exceeds 100 to 130 cm, it is supplied as drops, that is strips that are butt joined.

  4. Hanging the wallpaper

    4Fitting

    Prepare the adhesive as instructed and spread it evenly on the wall. Wait a few minutes, then press the drop onto the wall, working it with a soft rubber roller to remove air bubbles. Wipe off excess adhesive with a damp cloth.

A question about fitting or about a product

Describe the surface and the product and we will advise you on a solution. We answer on working days from 8:30 to 16:30, standard production up to 7 days.