Anaglypta 1700 Grade Wall Lining Paper - Professional Quality - 530mm x 20m roll

Anaglypta 1700 Grade Wall Lining Paper is a professional quality paintable wall lining paper that provides a perfect base for decorating with other wall coverings, emulsion painting and some paint effects. The paper used is typically sourced from well-managed forests and is often a blend of different paper fibres to achieve the desired strength, texture, and absorbency for pasting and painting. It's worth noting that Anaglypta products, including their lining papers, are generally PVC-free and fibreglass-free, making them a more environmentally friendly choice compared to some other wall coverings. Protects and prepares older and/or damaged plaster for paint or wallpaper. Will cover and smooth out areas of damaged and crumbling plaster as well as larger cracks or holes.

CHARACTERISTICS

• Robust and durable.
• Designed primarily to be painted over.
• Creates a striking decorative effect once painted.
• Excellent for disguising minor wall and ceiling imperfections.
• Provides a uniform and textured base for paint.
• Offers a tactile and visually interesting painted finish.
• Adds character and depth to rooms.
• Suitable for a wide range of interior styles.
• Can be painted in any colour.
• Typically made from paper fibres (often a blend).
• Generally PVC-free and fibreglass-free.
• Can occasionally be used as a textured base for overhanging decorative wallpaper.
• Protects and prepares older and/or damaged plaster for paint or wallpaper.
• Will cover and smooth out areas of damaged and crumbling plaster as well as larger cracks or holes.

INSTALLATION

• Cut all lengths required, allowing extra for trimming at each end.
• Draw a straight pencil line or use a plumb line to guide the application of the first length.
• Paste liberally to each length, ensuring all edges are covered.
• Fold each length paste to paste and soak until pliable (normally 8-10 minutes).
• Apply the first length along the guideline and smooth it out with a wallpaper brush.
• Butt join all subsequent lengths, avoiding overlapping.
• Allow the paper to dry thoroughly before decorating with wallpaper or emulsion paint.