YATSUNI - Panoramic wallpaper - Jungle animals

Clean wall surfaces thoroughly: Remove any existing dust, stains or paint residues using a damp cloth or soft sponge with a mild detergent. Be sure to let the walls dry completely before continuing.

Repair any defects: If you notice any imperfections or holes in the wall, use a filler to mask them. Once the filler has been applied, lightly sand the surface to achieve a smooth, even finish.

Even out surfaces: If the wall has significant differences in level, you can use a levelling compound to even them out. Apply the filler according to the manufacturer's instructions and sand once dry.
Apply an undercoat: To ensure better adhesion of non-woven wallpaper, we recommend applying a suitable undercoat. This will also mask any stains or dark colors already present on the wall.
Allow the underlay to dry: Be sure to follow the manufacturer's instructions regarding the drying time of the underlay before continuing with the installation of the non-woven wallpaper.

Yes, you can wallpaper an already painted wall, but proper preparation is essential to ensure optimal results. Here are the steps to follow:

1. Make sure the wall surface is white, smooth, clean and dry. It should not be greasy and should be free of dust.

2. The wall must be uniform, with all holes and cracks filled, and painted with a white undercoat to ensure a uniform surface.

3. It's important to note that non-woven wallpaper won't cover wall defects or color differences. If your wall is already painted or wallpapered, you'll need to remove the existing wallpaper with a suitable product, then apply a uniform coat of white paint to the entire wall.

4. Please bear in mind that any color differences may be visible once the wallpaper has been applied if your wall is not properly prepared.

By following these steps, you'll be able to wallpaper an already painted wall successfully, achieving an aesthetic and long-lasting result. If you have any further questions or need advice, please don't hesitate to contact us.

Yes, our wallpaper is designed to be easy to remove when you want to change your decor.

To remove your wallpaper, soak the wall by spraying with water, or run a roll of water over it and wait 5 minutes for it to absorb the water. Once the water is absorbed, the wallpaper will bead up easily without tearing.

This simple and effective method will allow you to change your decoration quickly and without fuss.

To hang your wallpaper, here's what you'll need:

1. Non-woven wallpaper paste: you can find this paste at any DIY store. Be sure to use a glue specifically adapted for Wallpapers non-woven wallpaper to ensure optimum adhesion.

2. Bucket and clean sponge: Useful for preparing the glue and cleaning up any spills during installation.

3. Cutter and tape measure: The cutter will enable you to cut the wallpaper to size, while the tape measure will help you measure the surface to be covered.

4. Wallpaper roller: This tool is ideal for smoothing wallpaper once it's been laid, eliminating air bubbles and ensuring perfect adhesion.

5. Glue brush: For evenly applying glue to wallpaper before hanging.

5555 To hang your wallpaper, here's what you'll need:

1. Non-woven wallpaper paste: you can find this paste at any DIY store. Be sure to use a glue specifically adapted for Wallpapers non-woven to ensure optimum adhesion.

2. Bucket and clean sponge: Useful for preparing the glue and cleaning up any spills during installation.

3. Cutter and tape measure: The cutter will enable you to cut the wallpaper to size, while the tape measure will help you measure the surface to be covered.

4. Wallpaper roller: This tool is ideal for smoothing wallpaper once it's been laid, eliminating air bubbles and ensuring perfect adhesion.

5. Glue brush: For evenly applying glue to wallpaper before hanging.