Stripe Peel and Stick Wallpaper

What this striped wallpaper is

This is a PVC wallpaper roll with a self-adhesive backing. The surface is waterproof, so a damp cloth wipe is enough for everyday marks. The stripe pattern runs in a clean geometric repeat, which suits renters, apartments and quick room makeovers. Because the backing is already adhesive, you do not need paste, glue or extra tools. Peel the liner, press the paper to the wall and smooth it down.

Size and coverage

One pack holds a single roll. The sheet size is 15.7 x 118.1 in (40 x 300 cm), and that roll covers 12.9 sq ft (1.2 m2).

Measure the width and height of your surface before you order. Divide the total square footage by 12.9 to see how many rolls you need. For a full wall, add a little extra for pattern matching and trimming at the top and bottom. For a small accent, like a single cabinet side or a shelf back, one roll often finishes the job.

Colors

Pick from three finishes at checkout:

• Gold
• Silver
• Black

Gold and silver bring a soft metallic look to a wall or a piece of furniture. Black reads bolder and pairs well with light paint and white tile. All three colors use the same stripe layout and the same roll size.

Where it can go

The adhesive backing holds on smooth painted walls, tile and glass. Those surfaces give the paper a flat, even base, which helps the stripes stay straight and the edges stay down. Clean the surface first and let it dry fully. Dust, grease and loose paint can weaken the hold.

Good spots include a rented apartment wall, a kitchen backsplash over smooth tile, a glass panel, a closet door, a dresser front or a stair riser. Textured walls, brick, rough concrete and unfinished wood are not a match, because the paper cannot sit flush against them.

How to fit it

1. Measure the surface and cut the roll with a little overhang on each side.
2. Wipe the wall, tile or glass clean and let it dry.
3. Peel back a few inches of the liner at the top.
4. Press the paper to the surface and smooth it with your hand or a soft cloth.
5. Keep peeling the liner as you work down, pressing out air bubbles as you go.
6. Trim the overhang with a sharp knife or scissors.
7. For stripes, line up the pattern at each seam before you press the next strip down.

Work in small sections. If a bubble appears, lift that corner and press it back down. Two people make long drops easier to handle.

Removal and care

The paper peels off without residue, which is why it works well for temporary setups. Pull it up slowly from a corner and keep the angle low. On painted walls, go gently so the paint stays intact. Wipe the surface with a damp cloth when needed. Avoid harsh cleaners and abrasive pads, since they can dull the finish. The waterproof surface handles normal kitchen and bathroom splashes, but it is not a replacement for a sealed, watertight barrier behind a sink or in a shower.

Before you order

Check your surface type, your square footage and your color choice. Smooth painted walls, tile and glass are the right bases. One roll covers 12.9 sq ft (1.2 m2), so larger walls need more than one pack. Each pack contains 1 roll.