The wall I would be putting it on is like a plastic overlay in a bathroom. Will it stick? and will it sweat off (from bathroom moisture?)
201551
I don't know, we used it over regular drywall. I can say that, several months later, mine has stayed put. No edges curling or any bubbling. Good luck!
201552
Unless you have a good exhaust and/or good ventilation, I would not use wallpaper in a bathroom where a shower is used on a daily basis. As to laying the paper on top of plastic - you should just google tips on hanging wallpaper. There's nothing special about this particular paper that would make me question a generic internet search on wallpaper glue. We hung this on top of old wallpaper and it was great.
2170414
I would advise against it. Decals don't adhere well to a dry wall and may not stick on moist walls
2124665
No but it won't stick either. At least don't put in kitchen or bathroom. Try some kind of primer or clean well before, very cute if it will stick.. Hope it works. Lana
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You could probably use any type of moisture proof adhesive or epoxy if used in a bathroom.
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I put mine on my office walls. The wall were clean and smooth. I would think textured walls would make it hard to stick to. They seem to stick vey well to smooth walls so I think they would be fine in the bathroom.
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I wouldn't put it outside if it were me. Not sure about the texture of the wall you're placing it on, but they are just stickers. I highly doubt it would hold up against the weather. I bought this a while ago and I love it, but mine is inside!
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Not sure. It is very sticky and I believe it would stick as long as the surface is clean and dry.
1862642
It doesn't seem waterproof to me, but maybe I'm underestimating the material. I used it in the bathroom, but on the part of the wall outside the shower. It does look great, though, and it's very easy to install.
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It will probably stick - the adhesive is very strong. A flat surface gives you a completely sealed mat - nothing gets under it. The height of your texture will impact the seal you get. So if you are more concerned about creating a non slip surface - it will meet your needs. If you are buying to eliminate the build up that you get with standard bath mats - the height of your texture will determine if you can get an airtight seal. If you do not have an airtight seal - water and soap residue will get under the mat.
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Mine is on an old shower stall that is fiberglass. However, I would say "yes it would work on a painted wall just as well". My husband is over 6 feet tall and I must shower him. I have placed the grips on the front and side walls so he can hold on with at least one hand at all times. This was an excellent buy.
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Doesn't sweat on the outside - only the inside. you should be good. never noticed moisture on the outside.
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You would have to mount it using a waterproof silicon glue or screw the mounting bracket into the wall. If you use the glue, you will need to also get some mounting squares to hold it in place while the glue is drying; otherwise it will slip down.
1316032
It's pretty sticky, I applied over a textured wall & it's not going anywhere :)
1349404
It is like a spray on coating that hardens into a rubberized sheet, yes it will stick but if you don't like it then peel it off!
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Possibly, it is made with a lot of plastic, and is a wall mounted item. If you mount it about 6' off the floor, under a patio roof, not screen, you should get a lot of use out of it. So to clearify, DAMP = yes / WET = no. I hope this is helpful.
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Self adhesive when you peel off design put it to the wall and it will stick.
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I have it on my wall but I never thought about putting it on a window... That's a good idea actually! I think it would look nice but would it stick?? Not sure.. Would humidity affect it?? I hope it works for you.