Paintable Pre-Pasted Beadboard Wallpaper

This wallpaper is tedious to use (and really what wallpaper isn’t tedious to install!), but pretty easy to work with once you have a system and looks great once installed. I would recommend using a continuous-spray spray bottle as it evenly distributes the water and allows you to control how much water goes on. I was able to work efficiently this way. The glue is very sticky and paper will be delicate, but I found it forgiving before fully drying if I needed to fix mistakes or hide small rips. Very easy to paint. Now in terms of durability, I wouldn’t use this in a high traffic area as it is easily scratched. Other buyers should just consider how the space they are using this wallpaper in will be used. Again, it looks great once complete, so totally worth the work!!

I recently discovered this paintable beadboard wallpaper, and I'm absolutely thrilled with the results! As someone who loves DIY projects but lacks the carpentry skills (and tools!) for traditional beadboard installation, this product has been a game-changer. The quality of the wallpaper is superb – it's thick, durable, and has a realistic beadboard texture that adds instant charm to any room. What's even better is that it's paintable, allowing me to customize the color to perfectly match my existing wall color. Installation was a breeze, thanks to the clear instructions provided. With just a few simple tools (good blade and a smoothing tool), I was able to transform my space in no time. The end result is stunning – it looks just like real wood beadboard, but at a fraction of the cost and effort. As this was my first time ever wallpapering, I loved how easy this pre-pasted wallpaper was. The wallpaper would rip on occasion, but with a sharp blade and being careful when you cut (especially around the textured wallpaper "lines"), it wasn't too hard at all. Just as easy as peel and stick really! I've received countless compliments on my new beadboard walls, and everyone is shocked when I tell them it's wallpaper! Whether you're a seasoned DIYer or a beginner looking to spruce up your space, I highly recommend this paintable beadboard wallpaper. It's affordable (only took me one roll for my whole project!), easy to use, and the results speak for themselves. Five stars all the way!

This was my first time installing wallpaper. I normally stick to paint for refreshing a room but wanted the look of tall wainscoting as part of an update for a 1970's bathroom. Honestly, the negative reviews on here were a bit scary but after reading the details on the positive ones, I decided to tackle it. First of all, you need to use wallpaper primer on your wall. It states this flat out on the instructions. This is not a peel and stick wall paper. It has a ton of paste on it and, without wallpaper primer, the wet paste will just soak into drywall or matte paint and the entire mess will just fall off. That is not the fault of the paper. I applied a generous layer of Zinsser Shieldz primer (make sure you get the one for porous surfaces) and let it dry. Following what other reviewers said, I cut the paper to size and trimmed out all the wall plates, etc before soaking it. The instructions say to soak the paper for 30 seconds and allow it to sit for 5 before unfolding. I found that at the 5 minute mark the paper was way too fragile, stuck to itself and tore while unfolding. I ended up folding precut pieces accordion style, soaking for about 15 seconds, making sure that the water was evenly soaking into the paste, letting it sit for about a minute before holding it at an angle to let any excess water drip out. It if was a small piece, I also found that wiping off some of the paste before mounting the paper was helpful. After that, line it up to the wall edge, plumb line, whatever you are using as your reference, and smooth it down. There are gobs and gobs of wallpaper paste on this paper. It oozes out everywhere. I found that using my hands to smooth out the paper, especially the side of my palm, worked just fine. A lot of paste came out from the sides, top and bottom and I wiped those up with rags. I also used a seam roller to run down along the wainscoting stripes to get any extra gobs of paste or air bubbles out. Having the wall pre primed allowed me to gently push the paper on the wall to line up with previous wallpaper sheets. Honestly, it looks absolutely wonderful now that it is dry. I have applied one coat of paint and will be applying another. It is still a bit soft like craft foam sheets and will likely dent easily if you whack it with something sharp but then so would drywall. My biggest advice would be to start papering in an out of the way spot like behind the door. Try to cut full length pieces because horizontal joints just pop and are hard to hide. Order a lot more than you think you need and be open to learning the idiosyncrasies of the paper and you will love the end results.

I used this pre-pasted paper for a half-wall and chair rail in my mud room. I think the finished result looks great. I found it much easier and more forgiving to use than peel-and-stick. Easy to activate paste. I just applied water with a spray bottle. It has been up in my mudroom for months and it is holding up. No peeling or chipping. I painted it and I think it looks like real beadboard.

Sembrava troppo bello per essere vero infatti non lo è. Bisogna inumidirla per attivare la colla e stenderla sulla parete. L'applicazione è semplicissima e non fa bolle. Purtroppo però non resta attaccata, ho atteso anche 48h e risultava completamente asciutta, ma non resiste. Reso effettuato.

I did a successful renovation project of my kitchen cupboards using this wallpaper material , I painted the cupboard doors and the overlay wallpaper with white oil paint using electric spray gun , the result was fantastic.

el papel es muy bonito, pero es delicado, puede dañarse facilmente si se coloca en una zona muy expuesta por eso le doy 4 estrellas

Absolute rubbish. Not peel and stick and arrived covered in stains

EDIT. Two out of 3 rolls were NOT pre-pasted. The roll said they were but I had to paste the wall to get the other two rolls to stick. You could tell there was no paste, it was Matt paper when wet, the other roll was slippery once wet from the glue. It started along the edges, not sticking, then entire sheets of the roll had no glue. Definitely fragile when wet. Couldn’t even drag it through water without the pressure tearing it so I resorted to just lying it in the tub and spraying it down with the handheld shower head. Worked perfect. Trimming it is a holy terror. Wet, dry, painted, different blades, whichever way I tried didn’t work well. Edges all ended up jagged after trimming. I painted over the trimmed edges to try to clean them up. Overall super easy and very cost effective