• DESCRIPTION: 
  The edges are already cut and ready for installation.

• ADVANTAGES:
  Ease of Installation: Saves time as no edge trimming is required.
  Cleaner Look: Ensures a precise edge with minimal effort.
  Beginner-Friendly: Ideal for DIY projects or first-time installers.
  Consistent Width: All panels are uniformly sized, simplifying alignment.

• DISADVANTAGES:
  Higher Cost: Often slightly more expensive due to the additional processing. We charge a nominal fee of $4 per yard + a $50 setup fee for this service.
  Limited Customization: Less flexibility if slight adjustments are needed.

• DESCRIPTION: 
  Comes with raw, uncut edges that need trimming before or during installation.

• ADVANTAGES:
  Customization: Offers flexibility to adjust the width to fit non-standard walls or tricky patterns.
  Professional Use: Preferred by experienced installers who can ensure perfect alignment and edge finishing.
  Lower Cost: This option is less expensive than our pre-trimmed options, which include a trimming and setup fee. However, please note that a professional installer may charge an additional fee for installation services.

• DISADVANTAGES:
  Time-Consuming: Requires extra effort and precision to trim the edges.
  Skill-Dependent: More challenging for beginners to achieve a seamless look.

• PATTERN MATCHING:
  If the wallpaper has a complex or large-scale pattern, precise alignment is crucial, and trimming may be necessary to match patterns perfectly.
• WALL CONDITIONS:
  For uneven walls, untrimmed wallpaper offers more flexibility to adjust on-site.
• BUDGET & TIME:
  If you’re short on time or want to minimize labor, trimmed wallpaper is more practical.

If you’re hiring a professional, consult them on the best option for your specific needs. For DIY projects, trimmed wallpaper is generally the safer choice. Any questions, we are here for you!

• Round up to the nearest whole inch (in)
• Use the tallest wall for your height measurement
• Measure the entirety of your wall, including doors and windows
• Do NOT include baseboards or molding

Figuring out the number of wallpaper rolls that are needed for a room is a simple process that involves the dimensions of the wall being covered, the roll size and the frequency of the pattern repeat. To begin:

• First, measure the length of the wall from ceiling to floor. Our wallpapers are sold by the yard, with the standard width of 27" with a minimum of 20 yards per order. Keep in mind that walls are not always completely even, so take a few measurements in different places to make sure the roll will be long enough.
  
• Once the length is calculated, measure the width of each wall and add them together. Wallpaper rolls come in a convenient two-foot width, so simply divide the total width by 24 inches to determine the number of rolls needed. Remember to round up.

If a wallpaper border is desired, measure the width of the wall or walls it is being applied to.

It's best to do a dry test run with each new wallpaper roll to make sure the pattern matches exactly. Slight differences in wall construction may require a minor adjustment before the paper is applied to the wall.