3D-wallpapers: types, features, how to glue

In modern design 3D wallpapers appeared not so long ago, you can use them for almost any style of interior, moreover, they can be used not only for wall decoration, but also for partitions and numerous glass surfaces. There are also special 3D coatings for the ceiling and floor.

In the room, such a coating looks expensive, and thanks to a correctly selected print, the room is filled with a completely new atmosphere for it. Every year, the assortment of 3D wallpapers is increasing, there are models with backlighting and many other interesting effects.

Types of 3D Wallpaper

Canvases with 3D effects are usually divided into three large groups: single, standard and panoramic. You can also carry out additional classification by auxiliary elements. Single wall-paper most often have small sizes, they are used as a decor, in some cases they can be framed as a picture.

In the case of a standard view, geometric figures and drawings are located on the canvas, they are not a complete picture. Panoramic paintings can be made to order, taking into account the size of the room or any of the zones. Such wallpapers can be glued to one or more walls.

Application area

You can use 3D wallpapers in almost any room, but they look best in fairly spacious rooms, although they visually expand the space.

If you decide to use such a canvas in a small room, then it is better to choose a print from small patterns.

In the kitchen, such wallpapers will look best in the area above the dining table or apron, it is best to choose one wall for such a decor. In the bedroom, 3D wallpaper is better to stick on the wall behind the head of the bed. When choosing paintings for the living room, be sure to consider the design and style of the room.

How to glue?

First of all, it is necessary to properly prepare the walls, they must have a perfectly flat and smooth surface. Even with the slightest deviation of a couple of millimeters, they should be aligned, otherwise the drawing will not work out as it should be. The walls are thoroughly primed, and after drying, you can directly proceed to gluing the walls, they must be glued only end-to-end, no overlap is allowed.

If the room is too hot, then you can put a bucket of water in it for several days, no drafts are allowed. The ideal temperature for wallpapering the walls is 22-25 degrees.