Measuring Your Wall
Measuring Your Wall
Standard Walls
Measure the full width of your wall from edge to edge. Measure the height of your wall, excluding any baseboards and trim. And let’s be honest, how many walls are perfectly square? Therefore, we recommend that you measure both the left and right sides as the heights can often differ. If one side is shorter than the other, choose the greater of the two heights.
Sloped Walls
Measure the full width and height as you would for a standard wall, ignoring any slopes. Because who doesn’t want to avoid flashbacks of calculating angles in high school geometry? To ensure the most accurate results, your mural will be supplied as a full rectangle and the excess can easily be trimmed away during installation.
Walls with Obstacles
Measure the full width and height as you would for a standard wall, ignoring any obstacles such as windows, doors, or outlets. You will trim around the obstacles, removing any excess material during installation.
Measuring Tips
- For the most accurate measurements, use a good metal measuring tape that is long enough to measure the entire wall.
- You know how the old saying goes – measure twice, cut once! The same rule applies when measuring for your wallpaper or mural. We can’t stress enough the importance of double-checking your measurements.
Standard Walls
Measure the full width of your wall from edge to edge. Measure the height of your wall, excluding any baseboards and trim. And let’s be honest, how many walls are perfectly square? Therefore, we recommend that you measure both the left and right sides as the heights can often differ. If one side is shorter than the other, choose the greater of the two heights.
Sloped Walls
Measure the full width and height as you would for a standard wall, ignoring any slopes. Because who doesn’t want to avoid flashbacks of calculating angles in high school geometry? To ensure the most accurate results, the mural will be supplied as a full rectangle and the excess can easily be trimmed away during installation.
Walls with Obstacles
Measure the full width and height as you would for a standard wall, ignoring any obstacles such as windows, doors, or outlets. You will trim around the obstacles, removing any excess material during the installation.
Measuring Tips
- For the most accurate measurements, use a good metal measuring tape that is long enough to measure the entire wall.
- You know how the old saying goes – measure twice, cut once! The same rule applies when measuring for your wallpaper or mural. We can’t stress enough the importance of double-checking your measurements.
Let’s Get Started
From florals and abstracts to geometric shapes and sceneries, our collection of wall murals and wallpaper patterns will captivate any style.
Watch our video for a quick and easy, step-by-step guide on how to install your wallpaper.
Let’s Get Started
OUR COLLECTIONS
From florals and abstracts to geometric shapes and sceneries, our collection of wall murals and wallpaper patterns will captivate any style.
INSTALLING YOUR WALLPAPER
Watch our video for a quick and easy, step-by-step guide on how to install your wallpaper.
