Read the pattern description. It will tell you about the nature of the match:
free, straight or jumped.

. If the connection is straight, the pattern repeats linearly. > I <
Apply the rollers edge to edge so that the patterns match.

. If the match is skipped, the pattern is shifted and repeated every two strips. > I
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Apply the rollers edge to edge and make sure the pattern matches well.

. If the connection is free, this means that there is no connection to be made. > I 0
Apply the rollers edge to edge.

Once the glue is ready, make sure your walls are dry and clean.
Measure the width of your roll and transfer it to the wall using the laser level. Apply the paste evenly to this section of the wall using the paste brush. Apply your roller along the line. Hang the wallpaper from top to bottom.
To remove air bubbles and fix the wallpaper securely, smooth the surface.
Work from top to bottom and from the center outwards. Use a smoothing tool for this step.
Cut off the excess wallpaper using a metal ruler and a cutter.
Clean off any traces of glue using the previously moistened sponge.

We recommend a standard paste for non-woven wallpapers.

A. Whether in flakes or powder, you will need to mix the glue with water according to the dosages indicated on the box. To obtain a homogeneous mixture, create a swirl in the center of the bucket and stir until the glue thickens.
Let stand for 10 minutes.


B. In liquid form, the glue is already ready to use.
We recommend applying the glue directly to the wall.
This makes it easier to hang the wallpaper.

. standard wallpaper glue
. a bucket
. a glue brush
. a large clean sponge
. a level (laser if possible)
. a cutter
. a maroufleur
. a roll of Little Cabari wallpaper