We print the wallpaper to size for your wall. So you don't have to calculate how many rolls you need. The wallpaper is printed in one piece. To calculate the price of your wallpaper, we automatically calculate, based on the height and width of your wall, how many square meters (m2) are needed.
When composing the wallpaper, you fill in the height and width of the wall. We do advise you to order 10cm extra in height and width. We call this margin. This wallpaper ensures that when you have a sloping wall, you also have enough wallpaper. After applying, you cut off this part.
It is therefore important to measure your wall accurately. How to do this can be read in the article below.
How do I measure my wall?
Measuring your wall
When ordering your custom wallpaper, it’s essential to provide the correct height and width. The height you enter will determine the height of each wallpaper strip you receive. Once you input the dimensions of your wall, we’ll display the width of the strips.
Different situations may require different measuring methods. In this article, we’ll guide you on how to measure your wall accurately.
Straight wall
A straight wall is the easiest type of wall to measure. However, it’s important to take measurements at multiple points, as walls are not always perfectly straight, especially in older houses. We recommend measuring the wall at several locations, both in width and height.
By measuring the height and width in at least two places, you can ensure you’ll have enough wallpaper. Use the largest measurement for both the width and the height. This way, even if your wall isn’t completely straight, you’ll still have enough wallpaper to cover it properly.
Measure the width
Use a measuring stick or tape measure to determine the width of the wall, as shown in the example. Be sure to measure over any floor trims or skirting boards to avoid running out of wallpaper later.
For accuracy, measure both the top and bottom of the wall. This ensures you order enough wallpaper, even if the wall isn’t perfectly straight. Use the widest measurement as the width for your wallpaper.
Measure the height
The height of the wall is best measured in three places: on the left, right, and in the middle. This ensures your wallpaper won’t be too short if the wall isn’t perfectly straight. Always include any skirting boards or floor trims in your measurements.
Any excess wallpaper can easily be trimmed with a knife once the wallpaper has been applied to the wall.
Deviating walls
Is your wall unique, such as one with a sloping side, a door, or a window? If so, check out our detailed guide for step-by-step instructions.