NorwallNT33705 Vinyl Faux Grasscloth Wallpaper Color Gray

I will start by saying I have experience with installing 3m vinyl graphics in a commercial setting. Even with a little confidence behind me, I was still nervous to use the wet app pre-adhesive material. I would say overall it wasn't terribly difficult, but I did run into a few things where actual 3m vinyl is more forgiving and easier to handle. Once wet, the paper becomes fragile... a slight pull on the right corner easily tore in my hands. I would suggest a full grip vs finger tips when making slight adjustments to the paper. Another situation, I dunked the material in a wallpaper trough, rolled it around, let it sit for a few minutes and realized once I was applying to the wall that the center of the material wasn’t wet nor was the adhesive activated. I quickly ran and grabbed my spray bottle I use for my hair and started soaking it as it was already on the wall half installed. There’s probably a good argument for booking the paper beforehand, but I did skip that as I didn’t really have the place to put the strip while I waited. I’d say this was a one person job, but two people would make it a lot easier especially if you need to align the artwork. Thankfully, grass wallpaper doesn’t really need to be aligned as the pattern is very forgiving. I also did a slight overlap on each panel. I know that’s not suggested, but I’m used to vinyl shrinking and requiring it. I also didn’t paint over the old mocha color, so I was afraid that the color might poke through if my alignment wasn’t perfect. I’ve had this roll for 3 years thinking I would use it on the main floor of my house. I went another direction and then decided that the master bedroom could use a little something extra in the shared loft. The room is very large, so the new greige paint color would’ve been too much for the entire room. The grass wallpaper breaks that up and adds a bit of much needed elegance. With that said, 1 roll didn’t complete my wall, so I’ve ordered more. Here’s hoping the color on the print hasn’t changed in 3 years. Fingers crossed.

I love that it's prepasted. The color is perfect. It's a beautiful wallpaper. It even looks more beautiful on the wall once I found out that there's actually a pattern. Finding the pattern made me lose a bit of it so I had to order more, hopefully the color of the new order is not too far off because it's gonna be a different dye lot. One thing I found a bit tricky when putting it up is that because of the pattern, it's a bit hard to see the air bubbles. I had to put a lamp at a particular angle to see them all. Good thing that the glue takes a while to set completely so I could work out the bubbles without ruining the paper.The reason why I gave it a 4 instead of a 5 is because at some point while I installed it, the patterns do not align very well anymore.

I got this for a home project. It's not textured, just looks it. Otherwise, it's just flat wall paper. It sticks fairly well. I had a little issue with cutting it with a straight edge as it would snag, but I pushed those snags back and you can't really tell. Some of the edges had trouble sticking and I wonder if this is wear I was holding it when I carried it folded over to let the glue set. Overall, I'm pleased with how it turned out. It looks lighter on the roll than when it's up on the wall. Some pictures of when it just got put on, the edges sticking, and the whole product. Again, the edges aren't noticeable when looking head on, but are from the side. I keep meaning to see if I run some glue or something over it, if that will help.

I decided to buy this product for my business. Being a hair salon owner I was looking for something with elegance and simplicity, I wanted to add some thing with clean lines and never goes out of style. This product has been beyond my expectations and then sum!! It was very easy to work with, easy to cut just make sure you get a pack of razor blades because they dull easily you only get three good cuts before you need a new razor blade. We used a level so we could make sure our lines were straight. I also went and bought a big plastic soaking tub to soak the paper before applying to the walls. If you are putting this in your home you can just use a bath tub, but you will get water on the floors going from room to room. The tub was right there and created very little mess while applying it to the walls. You have a lot of flexibility with this paper we moved it around if it was not lineing up right and it still stuck perfect. The one thing with grass cloth is you WILL see your seam lines!!!!! This is normal for this type of paper, please do not leave a bad review because of it! I am getting ready to order more for our house I love it that much!!! Below I am going to put a list of tools that I used to apply this paper.Large levelerLarge spongePlastic soaking Tub bought at Lows in paint departmentPack of razor bladesPencils to mark where you are going to cut the paper

I actually bought several rolls of this paper from Wayfair and ran out so I grabbed a roll from Amazon. This wallpaper was a nightmare to hang. It is very fragile and tears easily and doesn’t trim very neatly - even with a fresh blade and every precaution known to man. I also had problems with it stretching easily so that it shrank in places when it dried. In several areas, the paper did not adhere as well as it should and peeled up. My walls had been previously painted, and if I do it over again, I would prime and size them prior to attempting to hang this stuff.

It was not fun to put this wallpaper up by yourself. Ive had it up for a couple of months now and notice the top is falling. I keep reapplying water to activate the paste but i dont think it worked since the same area keeps falling. Hard to match the pattern to avoid seeing the lines. Will add crown molding to solve the falling wallpaper but I wouldnt buy it again. The guys loves the pattern, I'm okay with it.