Installation Instructions

Tools You'll Need

— X-Acto knife or scissors
— Pencil or marker
— Ruler
— Plastic smoother

Surface Preparation

We recommend consulting with a professional paperhanger for your installations. It helps to have two people when hanging wallpaper. Handle product with care. Do not use tape on image surfaces. Be sure to avoid creasing or sharp folds at any point or this will damage the print. Please read instructions before beginning installation.

Check the wall for any imperfections or textured areas to determine if a sanding is necessary. If the walls have unstable paint, are textured or uneven, sanding is advised. Make sure all dust or residue has been wiped off before proceeding. If the walls have cracks, flaking or unstable paint, it is highly recommended to prime first. Use a primer sealer of your choice (we recommend KILZ All Purpose primer,or similar) and follow manufacturer instructions. Primer promotes proper wallpaper adhesion and allows for easy removal. After priming, wait at least 72 hours before beginning the installation.

Measuring & Cutting

You want the paper to overlap at the ceiling and the baseboard by approximately 2” each. You will trim the excess off later.

Tip: Be sure to allow enough length for pattern match, either random, straight across or drop match.

Panel Installation

1. Hang your first panel (Panel 1) in an inconspicuous corner – pick a corner and lightly mark a line 8" over; this will be your starting line for your first panel. Do not place the wallpaper panel right at the corner, as it will be hard to butt seams later. Use a level to ensure the line is drawn straight.

2. Unroll your first wallpaper panel with the pattern-side down and adhesive-side up. Fold back and crease the adhesive liner about 8-10” away from the top to reveal the adhesive. Ensure you have enough of the backing peeled away to secure the wallpaper onto the wall.

3. Hold the wallpaper a few inches away from the wall, pattern-side facing you. Use your hands to make the initial contact on the wall, ensuring the edge of the wallpaper is aligned along the drawn guideline. Adhere the first 6” to the wall. Once the wallpaper is adhered to the wall at the ceiling line, check for any wrinkles or bubbles. Smooth out any air bubbles with a wallpaper smoother (not a squeegee). If needed, peel and reapply wallpaper to reposition or release any air bubbles.

4. As you work your way down the wall, make sure the wallpaper panel follows the guideline you drew in the beginning. Continue to peel the liner down 6-8” at a time. Hold the panel a few inches away from the wall, and repeat the process of adhering it with a wallpaper smoother, working from the middle of the panel outwards. If needed, carefully pull the panel off the wall to realign and smooth back down into place.

Tip: Do not overwork the panels as this could scratch or stretch the wallpaper.

5. Match and butt the second panel (Panel 2) to the edge of the first panel and smooth out firmly. Ensure panels have a tight fit (no gaps between seams) and are free from air bubbles.

Tip: With all directional patterns, it is important to line up patterns at eye level, allowing any drift in lineup to run off towards ceiling and floor. The standard allowance is 1/4" up or down. If the pattern is lined up at the ceiling, the pattern will begin misalignment sooner and the gap will be larger. Most patterns will be viewed at eye level, therefore it is that area that needs to look aligned.

6. Repeat steps 2-5 until you finish hanging wallpaper in your desired area.

Tip: You will install one of the following configurations based on the design you select: Panel 1-2-1-2... or Panel 1-2-3-4-1-2-3-4...

7. When finished hanging your wallpaper, use a fresh, straight-edge blade to trim the top and bottom of each panel to remove excess wallpaper.

Cleaning & Maintenance

To remove dust, dirt, and grease, spot clean with a lightly dampened cloth or sponge with warm water. Use water sparingly and do not get the wallpaper overly wet. Clean the walls from the top down, using vertical motions. Pat gently with a clean soft cloth or bath towel to remove any surface moisture. Avoid aggressive rubbing. Do not use cleaners with harsh solvents as it can cause damage to your wallpaper.

Disclaimer

Handle wallpaper with care and inspect upon receiving your order. Any problems that occur during the preparation or installation process are not the responsibility of Greenly Living.

Peel and Stick Wallpaper

Tools You'll Need

— X-Acto knife or scissors
— Pencil or marker
— Ruler
— Plastic smoother

Surface Preparation

Measuring & Cutting

You want the paper to overlap at the ceiling and the baseboard by approximately 2” each. You will trim the excess off later.

Tip: Be sure to allow enough length for pattern match, either random, straight across or drop match.

Panel Installation

Tip: Do not overwork the panels as this could scratch or stretch the wallpaper.

5. Match and butt the second panel (Panel 2) to the edge of the first panel and smooth out firmly. Ensure panels have a tight fit (no gaps between seams) and are free from air bubbles.

Tip: With all directional patterns, it is important to line up patterns at eye level, allowing any drift in lineup to run off towards ceiling and floor. The standard allowance is 1/4" up or down. If the pattern is lined up at the ceiling, the pattern will begin misalignment sooner and the gap will be larger. Most patterns will be viewed at eye level, therefore it is that area that needs to look aligned.

6. Repeat steps 2-5 until you finish hanging wallpaper in your desired area.

Tip: You will install one of the following configurations based on the design you select: Panel 1-2-1-2... or Panel 1-2-3-4-1-2-3-4...

7. When finished hanging your wallpaper, use a fresh, straight-edge blade to trim the top and bottom of each panel to remove excess wallpaper.

Cleaning & Maintenance

Disclaimer

Handle wallpaper with care and inspect upon receiving your order. Any problems that occur during the preparation or installation process are not the responsibility of Greenly Living.

Performance Vinyl Wallpaper

Tools You'll Need

— Small towel or cloth
— X-Acto knife or scissors
— Pencil or marker
— Ruler
— Plastic smoother

Surface Preparation

Ensure surfaces are smooth, clean and dry prior to installation. If needed, lightly sand walls and make any necessary repairs to cracks, holes or imperfections. Seal the wall with a clear primer-sealer following manufacturer instruction — we like KILZ All Purpose Primer, or similar. Priming seals the wall, promotes wallpaper adhesion and allows for easy removal. After priming, wait the recommended time before beginning wallpaper installation.

It helps to have two people when installing wallpaper. Install one panel at a time. Consult with a professional paperhanger, if needed. Handle panels with care. Do not use tape on image surfaces, and avoid creasing or sharp folds, as this can damage the print. Install so that the panel overlaps the ceiling and the baseboard by approximately 2” each. You will trim this excess off later. Our panels are pre-matched and pre-trimmed at the seams to reduce the need for additional measuring, matching or cutting.

Pasting & Booking

1. Apply wallpaper paste evenly to the back of the panel using a foam paint roller or pasting machine, making sure to coat the entire back and edges. Use a high quality clear adhesive for your wallpaper application and follow manufacturer instructions — we like Roman Pro-880 or Roman Eco-888.

2. Book the panel by folding each end toward the center, pasted sides together. Ensure that the edges are lined up to avoid the paste from drying out. Avoiding creasing the panel. Book the wallpaper for 10-15 minutes. Expect booking time to expand wallpaper panels up to 1/4" depending on room temperature and paste thickness. Adhesive side of the panel should be completely stuck to itself. Avoid getting paste on the front of your wallpaper print and wipe any excess or drip immediately.

Panel Installation

1. Hang the first panel (Panel 1) in the least noticeable corner of the space. Mark a line 8 inches over from the corner — this will be your starting line for the first panel. Use a level to ensure a straight line. Avoid placing the wallpaper panel right at the corner as it will be difficult to butt the seams later.

2. Unfold the top section of the panel and place it on the wall starting at the ceiling with a 2” overlap. Level the first panel to ensure a straight line. The paste will allow some wet time to adjust the panel. Use a wallpaper smoother to lay down panels and smooth out air bubbles, using horizontal motions only.

Tip: Avoid smoothing out up the panel or down or overwork the panels as this could scratch or stretch the wallpaper.

3. Match pattern and butt second panel (Panel 2) to the edge of the first panel and smooth out firmly as instructed above. Ensure panels have a tight fit (no gaps or overlap between seams) and are free from air bubbles.

Tip: With all designs, it is important to line up the pattern at eye level, allowing any drift in lineup to run off towards ceiling and floor. The standard allowance is 1/4" up or down. If the pattern is lined up at the ceiling, the pattern will misalign sooner and the gap will be larger. Most patterns will be viewed at eye level, therefore this area that needs to look aligned.

4. Repeat pasting, booking, and hanging the remainder of panels as instructed above until you have finished your desired area.

Tip: You will install one of the following configurations based on the design you select: Panel 1-2-1-2… or Panel 1-2-3-4-1-2-3-4...

5. When finished hanging your panels, use a fresh, straight-edge blade to trim the top and bottom of each panel to remove excess wallpaper.

6. Wipe down the wallpaper and any adhesive residue with clean water and a sponge. Dry with a towel, avoiding any aggressive rubbing.

7. Allow one week for the adhesive to fully cure.

Cleaning & Maintenance

To maintain your wallpaper, simply spot clean with a lightly dampened cloth or sponge with warm water. Do not use cleaners with harsh solvents as it can cause damage to your wallpaper. Use water sparingly and do not get the wallpaper overly wet. Clean with light vertical motions and avoid any aggressive rubbing. Pat with a clean soft cloth or bath towel to remove any surface moisture.

Disclaimer

Handle wallpaper with care and inspect all panels upon receiving your wallpaper checking for any damage that may have occurred during shipping. Open the roll and lay out each of your panels to confirm accuracy. Do not fold or crease the panels during installation as this will damage the material. Any problems that occur during the wallpaper preparation or installation process are not the responsibility of Greenly Living.

Tile Decals

What You'll Need

— Small towel or cloth
— Box cutter or scissors
— Pencil or marker
— Ruler
— Plastic smoother

Surface Preparation

Floors must be clean, dry and dust free. Sweep and vacuum flooring before mopping with a mild cleaning solution. Allow to dry completely.

Backsplashes must be clean, dry and dust free. Wipe down the entire surface using a damp cloth and mild soap solution to remove any debris or dust. Allow to dry completely.

Avoid creasing or sharp folds as this may damage the decal.

How To Install

1. Before getting started, carefully access your space to determine the best place to start. Start by peeling 2-3 inches of the backing away from the tile and placing it down. Continue to remove the backing slowly. Using your hand or a squeegee, smooth the tile onto the floor from the middle to the edges.

2. Move through your space from center to edges and continue until your project is complete.

Tip: If you are using our 12”x12” tiles you can opt to leave the grout lines or cover them.

3. When the tile meets the edge of your space, work the tile into the edge by using a straight edge to tighten it against your edge. Use a clean, sharp razor blade to trim any excess.

Cleaning & Maintenance

Clean with a lightly dampened cloth or sponge with warm water. Pat gently with a clean soft cloth or bath towel to remove any surface moisture. Avoid aggressive rubbing.

Important Tips

Our adhesive tiles can be placed on all clean, flat and sleek surfaces such as:
— Flat paint wall
— Smooth ceramic
— Smooth glass wall
— Wooden flooring
— Laminate/Linoleum flooring
— Finished concrete flooring

Our adhesive tiles are not recommended on surfaces such as:
— Unpainted gypsum drywall
— Popcorn or textured walls
— Brick/Stone walls
— Stucco walls
— Oily or wet areas

Disclaimer

Handle tile decals with care and inspect upon receiving your order. Any problems that occur during the preparation or installation process are not the responsibility of Greenly Living.