Green Herringbone Tile Wallpaper

Our green herringbone tile is all the style of the real thing, without the long-term commitment. This tile is perfect behind acrylic as a kitchen splashback, or used as a feature piece in your home.

To order a sample, please select 'Sample 20x30cm' in both the width and height boxes.

Our peel and stick wallpaper is made from top quality Photo Tex paper, the top of the line product available on the market today.

All our wallpaper is shipped in 95cm drops, at a range of heights.

To work out your sizing, please measure the width of your space and the height.

For example, for a wall that is 3.3 metres wide and 3.3 metres high, purchase 380cm (4 drops) width and 350cm height.

Our wallpaper is:

• Non-toxic
• Only suitable for plasterboard/Gyprock walls (not suitable for rough surfaces, timber, brick, outdoor use or areas of high moisture including bathrooms and laundries).
• Safe to use
• Easy to apply
• Won't shrink, rip or wrinkle
• Polyester fabric
• Installation Instructions Included
• Removable easy hang self- adhesive
• Matte Finish
• Easy to remove without causing wall damagein most cases. (We cannot guarantee that no damage to paint will occur, as it depends on the prep work done when the wall was painted -

How to apply wallpaper

There's no need for equipment or for hiring a professional! Follow our tips and tricks to get your walls looking amazing in no time.

Preparing your walls

If your wall has recently been painted it is important to allow 3 days when applying wallpaper as bubbles and failure for the adhesive to stick can occur if the paint is brand new.

Walls must be smooth as the easy hang self-adhesive will not adhere to textured surfaces eg brick wall or rough concrete.

Fill any holes and remove any hooks, give the wall a wipe down with a damp cloth to remove any dust particles as they can cause air bubbles.

You will need a ladder, a sharp Stanley knife, measuring tape, a cloth and someone to help.

To apply your wallpaper:

To begin application, just peel the backing paper by 20cm and crease paper.

Align the first panel at your desired starting point to the first panel is the most important panel, you must line it up correctly as if it is not square with the wall it will affect lining up any subsequent panels.

Starting from the far left hand side of your wall, moving left to right , top to bottom.

A 1cm mirror is put on the right hand edge of each panel. Lay the next panel on the wall over this one cm mirror.

Start carefully peeling back the backing paper around 30 cm at a time

Press down on the panel applying pressure from the middle to the outside edges using firm pressure.

Peel the panel back to release any bubbles as you go.

Your wallpaper can be repositioned several times although it may become less effective in adhering to your surface if too much dust, dirt or fibres become collected on the surface.

Bubbles can be removed by light rubbing and light pressure or in some cases piercing the bubble with a pin then smoothing it out in a circular motion with a clean cloth.

Finally use a sharp blade to trim any excess from the base and sides of the wall, make sure you use a new blade.