• Our fabric wall murals are made from top-quality peel and stick, repositionable matte adhesive material. Our state-of-the-art 12-color pigment ink system guarantees vibrant hues that will stand the test of time.
• They arrive cut into sections for easy installation. Each section is 91.4 cm (36 inches) wide. The number of sections varies depending on the size ordered. For example: 269 x 186cm comes in 3 sections, 358 x 252cm comes in 4 sections, and 447 x 272cm comes in 5 sections.
• Custom sizes are available at $39.9 per m2. Just reach out via the contact us page.
• Easy to apply, remove, or reposition - Just PEEL and STICK! Renter-friendly, these won't damage your walls, and there will be no residue left behind.
• We offer different sizes as shown in the photos.
• Made in Australia, dispatched from our Sydney warehouse.
How To Install?
Wall murals are a fun way to brighten up any room in your home, adding a touch of personality to your walls. We always suggest taking a before and after photo so you can see just how much your room has transformed once the wall murals are applied!
It's very important to start off with a clean and dry surface. Things like dirt, dust, or fibers will cause adhesion issues and may also limit the number of times your decal will be repositionable.
Once the surface is clean and dry, and you know where its home will be, peel back a corner of the decal and stick it to the wall. From here, simply peel the backing away, smoothing out the decal as you go along.
Once on the wall, smooth out any bubbles with your hand or a dry cloth, making sure it's fully adhered... super easy.
What surfaces do the murals stick to?
Most clean, flat surfaces including glass, walls, doors, columns, and pillars - just to name a few. Please avoid textured and rough surfaces including bubbling, flaking, or chipped paint, as this may cause damage or non-adhesion. Materials such as copper, brass, or varnished wood should also be avoided to prevent damage to the material. Please wait at least 30 days after painting to allow for the paint to de-gas and cure, to prevent possible damage to the decal and/or wall.
