1a. Use a pasting machine or paste table.

1b. Alternatively, apply the paste to the wall. No soaking is required.

2. Hang the  wallpaper tightly butted together at the edges. Immediately remove any traces of adhesive from the surface.

3. Smooth down the wallpaper using a sponge roller.

4. Trim wallpaper at ceiling, skirting boards, windows etc. using a straight edge and papering knife.

5. Do not overlap on external corners, trim to size to produce a butt joint.

6a. Once dry, the surface can be given a creative finish with a conventional wall glaze.

6b. Once dry, the surface can be given a creative finish with a conventional wall glaze.

7. The wallpaper is completely dry-strippable during later renovation work.