Living in Florida, my walls are somewhat textured. Will wallpaper adhere to this or should I go with a brick/stone veneer? Thanks
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I did not do anything special to my walls before I wallpapered them. Not sure about Florida but it still looks great in Phoenix in my daughters room.
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Yes the wall paper will cover over textured walls nicely. I love this wallpaper and get tons of compliments
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Hi Linda. I hung this wallpaper over a year ago on pretty heavily textured walls in my house and have had no problems with it. I used a little bit of extra wallpaper adhesive just because it was my first time hanging wallpaper and I wanted to be sure it would stay. I'm sure this paper would work much better on a smooth wall, but as far as applying to a textured wall, itcan be done. Best of luck to you!
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My walls have a very light texture. The RoomMates stick but you see the bumps and lines from the texture. If it's a heavy texture it may look distorted IMO.
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I think these decals work best on a smooth surface. I would think if there was any raised texture to the walls, they won't lay flat and would be hard to adhere.
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I applied to a freshly painted wall that wasn't textured and it held fine. I would think that a textured wall would work even better.
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It will definitely adhere to the brick. I have used it inside my fireplaces on several new homes to keep the firebox black. It will eventually burn off in some places on so I just repaint it every couple of years.
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Hello, Unfortunately wall decals do not stick very well to heavy orange peel textured walls. They are only meant for slightly textured walls. Thank you. Simple Shapes
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I don't have textured walls, but the stencil is VERY nice and it's very sticky, so you may be ok with slightly textured walls.
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It's somewhat textured, but not as if you are feeling actual bricks. It looks so realistic. I absolutely love this wallpaper and would highly recommend it to anyone.
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I haven't tried adhering it to a rough surface like brick. In my experience, it does not adhere well at all to smooth surfaces, especially if they are prone to developing any moisture. However, the brick surface may hold it in place. You really have to "pack" the caulking in tight to make it stick.
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I agree that the sensible thing to do is to apply the Giani prior to adding the back splash material. This will eliminate the tedious job of masking off the wall or backsplash and will also enable you to get a better granite effect along the back wall. With respect to the 3" wide self edge, it does seem a bit thick for granite, but that is for you to decide. As a suggestion, you could try the Giani on a 3" wide sample piece of wood or cardboard and hold it in place to see how it looks. Our Giani painted counter top has been in service for about 9 months now and we are extremely pleased with its durability and looks. Remember to not place hot objects on the surface. Good luck. I agree that the sensible thing to do is to apply the Giani prior to adding the back splash material. This will eliminate the tedious job of masking off the wall or backsplash and will also enable you to get a better granite effect along the back wall. With respect to the 3" wide self edge, it does seem a bit thick for granite, but that is for you to decide. As a suggestion, you could try the Giani on a 3" wide sample piece of wood or cardboard and hold it in place to see how it looks. Our Giani painted counter top has been in service for about 9 months now and we are extremely... » Read More I agree that the sensible thing to do is to apply the Giani prior to adding the back splash material. This will eliminate the tedious job of masking off the wall or backsplash and will also enable you to get a better granite effect along the back wall. With respect to the 3" wide self edge, it does seem a bit thick for granite, but that is for you to decide. As a suggestion, you could try the Giani on a 3" wide sample piece of wood or cardboard and hold it in place to see how it looks. Our Giani painted counter top has been in service for about 9 months now and we are extremely pleased with its durability and looks. Remember to not place hot objects on the surface. Good luck. « Show Less
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My walls are textured as well ..like super textured and so far no problem with peeling. It's been up for about a couple months now, just make sure you rub your palm over it.
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I wouldn't recommend it. It is a softer type of wallpaper, and I don't think it would hold up.
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Hi Stephanie,Keep in mind what you're adhering the wallpaper to will be exposed to moisture. Cardboard would not be my first choice unless pretreated with a moisture retardant or sealer. Cardboard would likely curl or crease once the wet paste from the wallpaper dried. I certainly have not tried the wallpaper to cardboard but for the price of the wallpaper I would not recommend this option.
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No iT is not textured, it looks like brick it can almost fool you but second glance and you'll realize it's wall paper.
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It is pre pasted wallpaper. Just follow the directions and treat it like regular wallpaper.
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This does not stick as well as the wallpaper that you wet down or glue. I had to use wall paper glue in some areas. Make sure you have all the grease off your wall. That is where u placed as well. Good luck.
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My walls are textured, I think like the 'crow feet' texture, and these went on it just fine. I rubbed them a little more to make sure they were on there and going to stick, but I haven't had any problems with them yet. I only put them up Satruday, but they seem like they are going to stay!