Wallpaper has had a rough reputation among homeowners for years. Complicated installation, not to mention removal that has given plenty of people a headache.

Luckily, the options have grown and the materials have evolved. Today, wallpaper is available in a self-adhesive version, giving it installation, durability and removal qualities that are far more appealing to homeowners.

As a manufacturer and distributor of wallpaper, we made the choice to offer our customers nothing but peel and stick wallpaper. Discover why in this article.

Peel & stick

Peel and stick wallpaper remains the easiest option to install for homeowners. As its name suggests, peel & stick, all you have to do is peel the vinyl off its backing and press it onto the surface you want to cover. Few tools are needed and the product is easy to handle even for people with little to no experience hanging wallpaper.

Repositionable during installation

As you'll see in our installation guides, self-adhesive wallpaper is easy to hang. Since the adhesive activates over time and the material is thick and sturdy, you can peel it back and reposition it without damaging your wall or the wallpaper itself. That means when it comes time to overlap the next panel, you can adjust it more than once without the wallpaper tearing under your fingers or your wall getting damaged.

Hassle-free removal

Unlike traditional or pre-pasted wallpaper, where removal can be a tedious chore, removable wallpaper comes off like a charm. All you need to do is lift a corner and gently pull on the sheet. Your wall stays intact, so you can change up your decor as often as you like.

Easy to clean

Since peel and stick wallpaper is really just vinyl, a simple damp cloth is all you need to gently clean it.

Whether you're a renter or you simply love changing up your decor often, self-adhesive wallpaper is the perfect way to refresh your space in a simple and enjoyable way.

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