Sickle Wallpaper

Yes, it is designed specifically for renters. The peel-and-stick adhesive allows for easy application and removal without damaging the underlying wall surface, provided the paint is in good condition.

Measure the total width and height of your wall in inches. Divide the wall width by 20.5 to determine the number of strips needed, then multiply that by the wall height to find the total yardage required, keeping in mind you should account for the 10.4-inch pattern repeat when planning your cuts.

A straight match means the pattern aligns horizontally across the strips. When you hang the second strip, the design will match up directly with the first strip at the same height, which simplifies the installation process compared to offset patterns.

While peel-and-stick wallpaper is versatile, it is generally not recommended for areas with high humidity or direct water contact, such as inside a shower or directly behind a sink, as moisture can compromise the adhesive over time.

Peel-and-stick wallpaper adheres best to smooth, primed, and painted surfaces. It will not stick well to heavily textured walls, brick, or cinder block, as the adhesive needs a flat surface to create a secure bond.