Jungalow Nana Wallpaper In Blue By Justina Blakeney®

• Sample: 8 in x 10 in
• Horizontal Repeat is 27″
• Rolls are considered DOUBLE rolls which means that each double roll is 30 ft long (a single roll is typically 15 feet) If your project requires two double rolls, for example, just order two rolls of this style. If you need two single rolls just order one.
• Sold as one double roll
• Made in the USA
• Wallpaper is non-returnable
• Recommend on smooth surfaces
• After calculating, we always recommend buying one extra roll JUST IN CASE. We print in small lots and cannot guarantee that between lots there will be a 100% color match.
  
• Professional install recommended
• Designed by Justina Blakeney® exclusively for Jungalow®

QUANTITIES TO BUY

How to determine the number of wallpaper rolls you need:

• Measure your walls – make sure you have an accurate measurement in inches of height and width of the portion of the wall you’ll be covering. Sometimes it helps to draw a rough sketch to use while you do your calculations.
• Determine the number of strips you’ll need – Our wallpapers are all 27″ wide. Once you have the width of your wall in inches, take the width and divide by 27. This will give you the number of strips of wallpaper that you will need. Remember to always round up!
• Determine how many strips you can get out of a roll – This can be the tricky part as it depends on the repeat of your wallpaper. The repeats on our wallpapers vary between 18″ to 36″, so be sure to check the product measurements. 1. To determine the approximate number of repeats per roll, divide 360 (30′ times 12″) by the repeat of your wallpaper. 2. Take the height of your wall in inches and add 4-5 inches to account for trim on top and bottom. Then divide by the repeat – this will give you the number of repeats you need in each strip. 3. Then divide the number of repeats per roll by the number of repeats you need per strip which will give you the number of strips you’ll be able to get out of each roll.
• Last, just take the number of strips you’ll need from Step 2 and divide by the number of strips you can get out of a roll. Again, always round up!
• Please note that if you are wallpapering a wall with a door or window, that square footage rarely factors into the calculation, unless it is a significant portion of the wall.

INSTALLATION

Before hanging check that wall surface is clean, dry and smooth. If your wall surface isn’t smooth, you’ll need to either size the wall or apply a wallpaper liner which might require a primer layer as well. Please check wallpaper liner packaging instructions for details. Old wall coverings should be removed completely. Fill any holes and sand down any bumps. Remove electrical coverings. Wallpaper primer is also recommended for better installation and easier removal.

Step 2. Gather supplies

You’ll need:

Wallpaper, wallpaper paste*, measuring tape, scissors, drop cloth, sponge, bucket, straight edge, pencil, level, craft knife, paint roller and tray, smoothing tool, good music and a caffeinated beverage.

*We recommend a basic wallpaper paste for coated, non-woven wallpaper. We use Roman 880.

Step 3. Mark your starting point

Measure the width of the wallpaper roll. All Hygge & West rolls are 27 inches wide. Starting from the corner of the wall farther away from an entry of line of sight, measure the width of the wallpaper minus one inch (26 inches) to allow for trim on wall edge and mark with a pencil dot. Using a level, draw a straight vertical plumb line from the dot to line up the edge of the wallpaper against.

Step 4. Cut the wallpaper strips

Measure the height of the wall. Next, measure the wallpaper strip to equal the height of the wall plus 2 or 3 additional inches to allow for trim. Consider where you want the pattern to hit the top of the wall as well, as this might affect your choice in where you cut the first strip. Cut the next strips the same length, being sure to allow for pattern repeat and matching.

Step 5. Apply paste

Our wallpaper is non-pasted and should be installed using a traditional hanging method. Roll a thin layer of paste onto the backside of the wallpaper, book€ (fold pasted side together) together the pasted sheet, and let the paste soak in for 5-7 minutes. This will keep the seams from opening up and drying out while the paper is relaxing.

Step 6. Hang the wallpaper

Line up the wallpaper with the plumb line (from Step 3), allowing for an inch on both the top, bottom and edge for trimming. Use a wallpaper brush or smoothing tool to gently work the paper on to the wall working from the top and middle, down and out.

Step 7. Trim the edges

Using a straight edge and craft knife, carefully trim the edges. It is important to keep the blade edge very sharp to minimize any risk of tearing the paper.

Step 8. Apply the next strips

Be sure to match the pattern on the wall at eye level and butt the seams tightly up against each other – do not overlap. Smooth out all air bubbles. Note: our wallpaper is meant to be matched at eye level. That way any adjustments will be negated top and bottom. Most hand printed papers suggest that you allow 1/8″ error in matching. We do much better but you must allow for this type of match when considering a hand printed paper.

Clean with warm water and a sponge, taking care to remove all the paste from the surface. Rinse thoroughly a second time with clean warm water. 

Printable Instructions: Click here for downloadable instructions.

Note: Due to the ink used in printing, there may be a slight odor to the paper when it is first unwrapped. The inks and solvents have all been tested and are safe per OSHA standards. The odor will quickly dissipate during or after hanging. We recommend ventilating the room well after hanging both to speed drying and to allow the odor to dissipate more quickly.