Fabric-effect covering

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How is fabric-effect wall covering installed?

Installation methods may vary depending on the type of wall covering, but they are generally applied with adhesive or glue and can be cut to size according to the wall dimensions.

It is important to take great care with the adhesive used and to use joints recommended for this type of product, as failing to do so can cause problems over time.

The steps for installing this type of wall covering are similar to other wall coverings:

  • Measure and confirm the square metres needed for the project
  • Cut carefully to avoid uneven areas
  • Use a good sealing material and avoid putting blobs of glue on the piece
  • It is recommended to use a trowel to create a good base for adhesion
  • Use joints recommended by the manufacturer, usually 1.5 mm or 3 mm
Are fabric-effect wall coverings water-resistant?

Yes, all of these wall coverings are water-resistant, as they are not “pasted paper”, but are manufactured using a mould that mimics the texture of fabric, giving the fabric-like appearance without losing the characteristics of any durable wall covering.

Can fabric-effect wall coverings be used in any type of room?

Yes, they can be installed in any type of room, including outdoors, but you must ensure they are made of porcelain and consider the climate of your area, as temperature changes, frost, and abrasion can damage the material if it is not porcelain.

Are there different patterns and textures of fabric-effect wall coverings available?

At Paratureforma, we increasingly offer brands that work with this type of wall covering, including Ape Cerámica and Dune. (See the full catalogues of Ape Cerámica and Dune)

All fabric-effect wall coverings come in various patterns and textures, with different colours, such as:

  • Copper
  • Wood
  • Black
  • Blue
  • Colour combinations, for example grey and blue

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