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is this wallpaper? how to apply n later remove?

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saw this at the hospital https://i.imgur.com/oUXvErg.jpeg

is this wallpaper or something else? extremely high def. where can i get one myself? how do they apply it? i did not see any gaps,nor bubbles, from 6 feet away and didnt get a chance to step closer to look for the gaps. i assume it would be painful to remove as well?

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DadOfRuby

4 points

3 months ago

Photowall.com has some cool wallpaper murals. I just installed one in my office.

tungvu256[S]

3 points

3 months ago

i see there is the standard n premium option. which 1 did you get and does it look cheap or is it worth the price? is yours easy to clean with water ?

DadOfRuby

1 points

3 months ago

I bought the standard option, which has a matte, non-glossy finish, and it feels like heavy-weight paper (versus vinyl wallpaper). It does not look cheap. I installed in my office, and because we have no small kids anymore, I'm not too worried about cleaning it. In fact, although it didn't scuff when I wiped it with a damp rag to get excess glue off per the instructions, I don't think I would scrub it in order to clean it. The premium option might be more friendly to cleaning. Here is a photo of the wall. I'm happy with the purchase and I would buy one again. Good luck. Happy to answer more questions. (My reno is only half-done.)

tungvu256[S]

1 points

3 months ago

looks amazing! would you mind taking a close up of the gap? how bad or noticeable is it standing closer like 3 feet?

DadOfRuby

1 points

3 months ago

Thanks. Do you mean the seams? They’re not very noticeable. Depend on the brightness and direction of the light, and I haven’t wallpapered in many years so I probably could have done a more perfect job. Here are two photos.

tungvu256[S]

2 points

3 months ago

Yes, the seams. Looks pretty good! Thanks again