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Color: Green
Pattern Name: Wallpaper
Features
- Green textural peel and stick NuWallpaper
- Peel and stick to apply, pull up to remove
- NuWallpaper is safe for walls and leaves no sticky residue behind
- Easily repositionable while installing
- NuWallpaper sticks to any smooth, flat surface - perfect for DIY projects
- Ideal for rental or home decorating
- Comes on a 20.5-in x 18-ft roll and covers about 30.75 sq. ft
- No design repeat
- This product should NOT be applied to textured walls - smooth clean, dry, painted surface only (no Non-Stick paint or soap residue)
Description
Airy and natural, this dimensional print will elevate your space with ease. Raised green inks come together to create a faux grassweave effect with textural detail that looks and feels just like the real deal, but on peel and stick NuWallpaper. Green Grassweave Peel and Stick Wallpaper comes on one roll that measures 20.5 inches wide by 18 feet long.
Material: Plastic
Color: Green
Brand: NuWallpaper
Style: Traditional
Product Dimensions: 216"L x 20.5"W
Material: Plastic
Color: Green
Brand: NuWallpaper
Style: Traditional
Product Dimensions: 216"L x 20.5"W
Coverage: 30.8 square feet
Pattern match: Random Match
Theme: Botanical
Manufacturer: WallPops
Part Number: NUS4993
Item Weight: 1.55 pounds
Country of Origin: United Kingdom
Item model number: NUS4993
Pattern: Wallpaper
Item Package Quantity: 1
Included Components: Peel and Stick Wallpaper
Batteries Required?: No
Date First Available: December 8, 2023
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Color: Neutral
Pattern Name: Wallpaper
I was fearful this product might not work in my particular situation because the instructions inside the package say "do not apply to previous wallpaper." However, I did not notice that warning anywhere in the online description (maybe it is there and I just did not see it). So, here came the package with that caveat in the instructions. Yet I really, really needed to cover up the old, ugly wallpaper border in the office of the house we recently bought, and I was unwilling to pay someone to painstakingly remove the old paper. So I decided to take the risk and kept the roll instead of returning it. (I had researched for WEEKS trying to find the right product for this job. I was very weary of searching and did not want to start my search over again.) The old border had loud colors in a print that screamed late 1980s. This new border is in a very tasteful taupe, very neutral and restful. I've attached a photo showing the job halfway done, with this new border wallpaper on the left, and the old, overly colorful 1980s border on the right. Then I attached a photo of the completed job in our home office. The actual peel-and-stick application went very quickly and was easier than I thought it would be. I am completely impressed with the final outcome. I was a newbie at doing any kind of wallpaper, having only done contact paper on shelving, so the corners were a little challenging, but with patience on those spots, I got it done. I was very careful to use a tool like painters use (like a plastic spatula for painting edges) to smooth out air bubbles as I went along, just as the instructions said to do. I did the whole room in less than an hour. However, my preparation took much longer than the actual peel-and-stick application. The prepping took me two hours, and here is why. You will notice in the photos that my wallpaper border is very narrow, yet this product is about 21 inches wide. I needed a narrow border, only 6.5 inches wide, but I could not find anything online anywhere close to that width and in a color I liked. SOOOoooo, here is what I did. I very painstakingly rolled out this wallpaper onto a long work table and used a T-square to mark off a 6.5-inch width with light pencil marks every foot or so down the length of the paper. I then took an Xacto knife and a straight edge and cut the roll. Since this roll was three times the width I needed, I was able to get three long strips of 6.5 inches from this one roll of wallpaper. Therefore, I was able to cover my entire office with just one roll. Yippee! I cut the long strips into about three- or four-foot lengths so the strips would be more manageable. I got up on a ladder, positioned each piece, and smoothed out the bubbles as I went. The new look is a restful neutral and is just what I wanted. And so far, this new wallpaper seems to be adhering to the previous wallpaper just fine. It's been up about a month with no issues and seems firmly in place. I am very pleased with this wallpaper product and with this job.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 20, 2020 by Skeeter81 Skeeter81
Color: Steel Blue
Pattern Name: Wallpaper
This wallpaper is amazing! First, the navy color is not a true navy— it’s more of a dark teal or a Prussian Blue color, so keep this in mind. But it does coordinate well with navy, and the printed pattern is gorgeous! It doesn’t have any tactile texture like real grasscloth paper, but the color and visual texture is so rich that it begs to be touched! And even though it’s a darker color, it did not make my kitchen feel smaller at all. In fact, the visual depth of the pattern makes the kitchen walls recede and feel larger somehow because the pattern doesn’t feel like it’s visually coming toward you. In some areas I used this right over a different adhesive wallpaper (see below) and in other areas, I used it over painted drywall or 30+ year old traditional vinyl wallpaper that wouldn’t budge from the walls. No problems with adhesion in any areas! This is much easier and faster to apply than wallpapers with most other designs because the grasscloth print pattern means that there is no pattern matching to consider... which also means less wallpaper wasted! I used a total of 5 rolls to wallpaper my kitchen, and it couldn’t have been easier! Just use a plastic wallpaper smoother and a box cutter with a fresh blade, measuring tape, scissors and straight edge. I previously covered most of my kitchen with a different pattern with a large graphic design (see below), and this time my installation time for the ENTIRE kitchen was about 2/3 faster because I didn’t have to stop and measure to match the pattern with every cut, and when applying to the wall. And I was able to cover a larger area with far fewer rolls. Also real grasscloth wallpaper (which is very expensive and delicate, so it isn’t suitable for all applications) isn’t matched along the seams because it’s a natural product and there’s nothing to match. This means that the characteristic seams are a part of the overall look. So when I was wallpapering my kitchen I paid special attention to where those seams would fall, periodically “double cutting” (a common technique you can research) so that a seam would fall along the center of my sink, or along center of my stove, for example. I slightly varied the width of the paper in certain areas using this technique, and it’s not at all obvious that the width is a bit different in places (within a few inches, nothing dramatic), because your eye is drawn to how symmetrically those seams fall. It took a little more work to do this, and possibly a little more paper (though I saved scraps for light switch covers and area behind fridge, etc). But the effect is totally worth it, because I don’t have any awkwardly placed seams— they are all deliberately placed and balanced. It has a totally professional look this way, so I’m really glad I took the extra time to do this! I previously papered most of my kitchen in the “Groovy Gardens” pattern (same manufacturer), but the pattern was way too busy and over stimulating to live with in such a large area. I used this grasscloth print wallpaper right on top of the other, with no problems at all! Plus, with Groovy Gardens, the wallpaper seemed to make the room feel smaller, and the wallpaper itself was more prone to scratching or damaging than this. Additionally, the GG pattern had some flaws, while the print quality of this paper was 100% perfect! I love the color, love how serene and peaceful the kitchen feels now, and like that the wallpaper adds some dimension and interest to the walls, vs. just using paint. I would totally purchase this again!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2020 by dandeliongirl dandeliongirl
Color: Steel Blue
Pattern Name: Wallpaper
I love the way that this put some character to our boring beige walls. It sticks very well and if you have any problems at the the outer seam just buy some seam glue, works great. The color has some teal and which I love. Easy to put on and worth the money.
Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2024 by T. Brooks T. Brooks