Our wallpapers are marked with standardized wallpaper symbols. Here are explanations to their meaning.
Light resistance
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Wallpaper is sufficiently light resistant |
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Wallpaper is light resistant |
Water and wash resistant
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The wallpaper is water resistant at the time of application |
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Wash resistant Clean with a damp cloth. |
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Highly resistant to washing Cleaning with mild soap is possible. |
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Abrasion resistant. |
Resistant to fire
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Fire resistant frm1 |
Wallpaper dimensions, widths and lengths
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Roll length |
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Width If this is specified, the product is usually sold by the meter. |
Pattern repeat
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No repeat When applying the wallpaper, one does not need to pay attention to the pattern. |
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Straight match with pattern repeat (e.g. 53/0) The pattern of this example wallpaper repeats every 53cm. When applying to the wall, the patterns are always pasted next to each other at the same height. |
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Wallpaper with drop or half drop match with repeat and offset (e.g. 64/32) The pattern of this example wallpaper repeats every 64cm. For each additional strip that is applied to the wall, the pattern is shifted in height by the offset of 32cm each time. |
Application
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Apply the adhesive to the wall covering (paste the wallpaper). |
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Apply the adhesive to the surface that you want to wallpapere (paste the wall). |
Remove Wallpaper
Removable without residue
The wallpaper can be removed completely dry from the wall
Wallpaper can be split
The upper layer of the wallpaper can be peeled off dry, the lower layer remains on the wall. This is often the case with vinyl wallpaper, as during the manufacturing process the vinyl is often applied to a non-woven backing.
Wallpaper must be removed wet
The wallpaper must be soaked beforehand. In a further step, it can then be removed completely.