Wallpaper hanging in Stoke-on-Trent
Patterns lined up, joins tight and edges trimmed neatly.
What’s included
What it usually covers
Wallpaper is unforgiving. A pattern that drifts or a seam that opens is noticed every time someone walks in. Hanging it well is mostly patience and a straight line.
- Feature walls and full rooms
- Patterned, plain and textured papers
- Lining paper ahead of painting or papering
- Removal of old wallpaper
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Preparation
How it’s prepared
Old paper stripped, walls filled, sanded and sized so the new paper sits flat and stays put. Patterns are set out from the focal point of the room.
- Strip the old paper
- Fill, sand and size
- Set out from the focal point
In Stoke-on-Trent
Woodchip and layers of old paper are common in older local homes. Steaming them off can loosen tired plaster underneath, so lining paper is sometimes the better base for a new paper or for paint.
Questions
Good to know
Should I buy the wallpaper?
You can. Check the roll numbers match and order a spare roll. If you are unsure how much to buy, ask before you order.
Can you hang tricky papers?
Tell Blade the paper when you enquire, ideally with a link, so he can plan for it.
Get in touch
Paper to hang?
Say what needs doing and add a couple of photos if you can. Written quotes on request.
Covering Stoke-on-Trent, Newcastle-under-Lyme and nearby.