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Self-Adhesive Wallpaper by rasch® & tesa®

Quick, easy, clean: more beautiful walls in no time with self-adhesive wallpaper from rasch® & tesa®

This is why it's so cool!

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NO WALLPAPER PLASTER
No plaster, tools, or prior knowledge needed - apply easily from hand to wall for a clean, mess-free renovation.
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QUICK, EASY & CLEAN
Guaranteed success with a reliable hold, and it's removable for convenience.
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PRECISELY ADHESIVE
Self-adhesive and repositionable, this wallpaper is easy to correct when applying and holds securely.
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BRAND QUALITY
High-quality textured wallpaper with visible and tangible embossing, made in Germany with quality from Lower Saxony and produced in Europe.

How it works:

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Measure your wall height
First, measure the height of your wall so you can cut the wallpaper to the correct size. It’s best to allow for a small overlap—about 5 cm at the top and bottom.
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Match the wallpaper pattern
It’s a good idea to work on the floor. Check in advance where the pattern needs to align and factor that into the required strip length.
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Mark the strip length on the wallpaper
Now carefully mark the strip length on the back of the wallpaper so you know where to cut.
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Cut the wallpaper
Cut the wallpaper according to the strip length or wall height.
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Clean your wall
The wall you want to decorate should be clean and smooth. Use a dry cloth to remove dust and uneven spots so the wallpaper adheres properly and lasts.
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Mark the strip width
Walls can sometimes be slightly uneven, even if it’s not visible. Mark the width of the wallpaper strip starting from the edge of the area to be wallpapered. This is only needed for positioning the first strip.
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Draw a vertical guideline
Use a spirit level to draw a vertical line for the first wallpaper strip. There are also app-based alternatives for this.
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Peel off the protective film
Peel off about 30 cm of the backing paper from the first strip and align the wallpaper with the vertical guideline on the wall.
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Apply the wallpaper
When applying the next strips, make sure the pattern transitions seamlessly at the side edges. If it doesn't fit perfectly, you can easily peel off the strip and realign it.
 
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Press onto wall
Use a soft spatula to ensure it’s applied without air bubbles.
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Trim the excess
Finally, trim the excess wallpaper at the top and bottom using a sharp utility knife and a ruler or similar tool. If you’ve wallpapered over sockets or light switches, carefully cut them out and reattach the covers.
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Voila - Finished!
You made it and that is how easy it is. The self-adhesive wallpaper from tesa & rasch requires no addition tools or traditional plaster.

SEE THE VIDEO, TO LEARN HOW IT WORKS.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Our self-adhesive wallpapers can be repositioned during application. If you notice that a strip is crooked, you can peel it off and reapply it.

Yes, our wallpapers can be removed without leaving any residue. Simply start at a corner and gently peel it off – perfect if you want to stay flexible.

Absolutely! Since they are easy to apply and remove, self-adhesive wallpapers are ideal for temporary designs – without leaving any marks.

We recommend using scissors, a utility knife, a level, and a wallpaper smoother. For these wallpapers, no paste or similar adhesive is needed, as you might be used to with traditional wallpapers.

For self-adhesive wallpaper to adhere properly, the surface must be clean, dust-free, grease-free, and dry. It’s best to clean the surface beforehand using a dry cloth or a soft brush.

Porous and/or highly absorbent surfaces should be primed before applying the wallpaper.

Compared to convetional wallpaper:

TypeConventional Wallpaper Self-adhesive Wallpaper by tesa & rasch
ApplicationRequires paste & toolsSelf-adhesive, no additional tools needed
PreperationUmfangreiche Vorbereitung notwendigExtensive preperation necesarryPeel off the protective film & apply directly
CleanlinessPaste can cause dirtClean application without paste
FlexibilityDifficult to repositionEasy to reposition at the beginning of the application
RemovalCan leave residuesRemoveable without residue
Suitability for rental apartmentsLess suitable due to possible residuesIdeal for temporary designs
MaterialVarious materials, often very thinHigh-quality fleece material, thicker textured wallpaper

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