Winter Renovation: Beware of Wallpaper Curling_Up Wallpaper

by terui418 on 2012-03-06 13:42:44

Winter is a relatively idle season, and many families choose to renovate during winter, opting for velvet wall paper. However, winter renovation also comes with some troubles. For example, wallpapering can easily result in problems such as wrinkling, curling edges, and bubbles. How can these issues be avoided? As the saying goes: "The one who tied the bell must untie it." To avoid the aforementioned situations, one must first understand the reasons behind wallpaper edge curling and then address the problem accordingly. The causes of curling edges include inadequate base treatment and poor-quality adhesive selection. Different types of wallpaper, such as non-woven fabric wallpaper, should be paired with appropriate adhesives. Wallpaper should extend over the阳corner by more than 20 millimeters. In 2012, the home decoration market saw a shift towards healthier and more human-centered preferences, favoring simplicity. If curling occurs, the work can be redone based on the situation; if local handling was inappropriate, it can be re-cleaned and secured with adhesive. If the adhesive lacks sufficient stickiness, a stronger adhesive can be used. If there is significant wallpaper curling, it should be torn off and re-applied. Wrinkles most affect the application effect, caused not only by poor wallpaper quality but also by failing to smooth out wrinkles before pressing them flat. Bubbles mainly occur due to uneven adhesive application and failure to expel air while applying the wallpaper. To prevent missed adhesive spots, a scraper can be used after brushing the adhesive to ensure even coverage. If bubbles are discovered during use, the wallpaper can be cut open with a knife, the air released, adhesive reapplied, and the area smoothed. Alternatively, a syringe can be used to extract the air and inject adhesive before pressing it flat, ensuring the wallpaper adheres smoothly. Terui Wallpaper Official Website: http://www.teruiwall.com