Peel and Stick wallpaper
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arcy_gw
2 years ago
Good question. Don't know yet. This was done by #1 daughter in her new to her home. Each piece was applied peel and stick.
justcallmepool
2 years agoI recently used some in a back mudroom area. Before hanging the peel & stick, I hung wallpaper liner on my walls so they were smoother. The liner is also kind of paper like on the surface so I think it helped the peel & stick adhere better.
It was pretty easy, although not without some challenge. I did it myself mostly except for a small area where I needed DH's help to support the hanging roll.
I found this same pattern in regular wallpaper that would have costs me around $2,000 for this small area, but the peel & stick was less than $200. Even without kids and dogs, it was worth it to me!
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Comments (5)It reminds me-when I had to walk alone for a longer time somewhere I know and it's night for example so nothing to be seen much, and one just tries to shorten the distance, yes? I'd recite a poem. It was always the same poem. Quite a long one. Somehow I picked it to be my imaginary..companion on a road at night. Sometimes I'd tell to myself "If I go fast, it will take five poems.." These flowers would be my imaginary companion when trying to climb these stairs:) Much like that poem. Just visual. Not auditory. Interesting.. (I'd fall anyway at some point, on these steep stairs but at least I'd be among flowers. I guess)...See Morewill peel and stick wallpaper perform well in a bathroom?
Comments (3)I wouldn't then. I don't think it will stick worth a dam to start with let alone high moisture even with a decent bath fan....See MoreStick-on wallpaper or paint for DIY job?
Comments (1)My choice would be paint, or regular wallpaper, not stick on....See MoreCan I save my redwood paneling with peel and stick wallpaper?
Comments (21)ah, ok. that makes sense. never do a fake wood anything, against real wood. the two will never work together. so if replacing your flooring, go for a natural, engineered wood floor (something with a brushed finish wll hold up to pets) or, a large format porcelain tile, slate tile, or a large limestone tile. If you want a really good LVP (which can be as expensive as real wood ) then I'd remove or drywall over the redwood. here's the black slate. looks great w/wood (but you'd have to bring in more light, white ceilings, and probably lighter furniture. ) here's the porcelain version https://www.wayfair.com/MSI--Montauk-12-x-24-Slate-Stone-Look-Wall-and-Floor-Tile-MVP2940-L2970-K~MVP2940.html or, try this lighter, limestone-look tile https://www.tilebar.com/basic-limestone-silver-24x24-matte-porcelain-tile.html...See Moremaggie200
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2 years ago@maggie200 Here are some pics of the Peel & Stick I used in my guest bath (from Spoonflower). it is printed to order on various materials, so I had the smaller version of the print printed on fabric for the shower curtain.
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2 years agoAnd I have to agree with @maggieq - I bought some Roommates brand P&S for a different project but did not care for the quality for a wall, so ended up using it on the inside of a cabinet. I have also used York P&S wallpaper (Kaleidoscope) in a laundry area and a grasscloth-like P&S wallpaper from Tempaper in a bedroom. I think the Spoonflower paper is the best quality.
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My daughter's came from TARGET!!! She is a huge DIY'r and had planned to cut a terrazzo pattern with her Cricut machine. She came across these offered by Target in the exact colors she wanted--sooo much easier than the original plan. It took HOURS because each piece is individually placed--so no seams. Again the longevity/quality has yet to be tested as it is only a month old. Never heard of wall paper liner. That would have come in handy back in the day after HOURS of scraping my mom's sand paper texture and it still bled through our wall paper job. I was wondering if there were a sealer/poly that daughter should now apply that would help it all stay put?
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2 years agoA M i might bite the bullet. this is the one i was considering for my studio.
https://www.limeandlou.com/Product.aspx?p=2757
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