Vintage wallpapers | Abstract | Architecture
Constructeur Florence CF100
Collection: Constructeur
In the magical atmosphere of the old part of Florence, an extraordinary mural floats, transporting us to the heart of this charming scenery. The facades of the buildings, in shades of old brick and rubble, come together like a story of the history and artistry of Italian architecture. The stone walls seem to be permeated with the scent of bygone centuries, in which the fates of the inhabitants and the sounds of street musicians intertwined. Their texture is like a palimpsest, on which time has inscribed many tales. Every detail - arches, cornices, intricate sculptures - exudes the harmony and pride of the ancient craftsmen. Beautiful, carefully carved wooden shutters unfold in the windows, tilting their wings towards the city. Their warm color contrasts wonderfully with the cool shades of the stone. The details on the shutters harken back to ancient arts and crafts, once a proud heritage of this place. Pieces of vegetation adorn the ledges and surround the windows, as if to remind us of the life that always finds a way to survive in this unique neighborhood. This mural brings the city's history to life, reminding us of its former glory and the secrets hidden in its narrow alleys. It's a tale of the hands that shaped these stone facades, and the eyes that gazed through these beautiful shutters.
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Our foundations
CANVAS - vinyl wallpaper with non-woven backing. The structure resembles canvas fabric. Wallpaper on this backing gives the impression of three-dimensionality, and the structure makes it look like a painted picture.
weight 350g/m2
fire resistance B-s2, d0
maximum width of the roll 1.3m
mounting system: double cut
Assembly instructions
The wall where we plan to stick the wallpaper must be clean, dry, smooth, and slightly absorbent.
When gluing light wallpapers, make sure the wall is of a uniform color. Strong dirt, stains, pencil or pen inscriptions may show through the wallpaper.
The substrate should be primed with a construction primer. The painted wall should be washed and degreased, and then primed. All layers of old wallpaper should be removed from the wallpapered wall. If any wall damage is noticeable after removing the wallpaper, it should be leveled and then primed.
Using a roller, evenly spread the adhesive on the wall surface within the first section.
Apply thin layers of glue along the edges of the sections using a brush, to avoid excess glue leaking onto the top layer of wallpaper. This will be the place for the first strip of wallpaper. To evenly spread the glue on the edges of individual sheets, it is recommended to use a brush. The sheets have a tab, and the applicator trims them with a knife directly on the wall while gluing. The cuts are made through two layers by cutting the tab with a knife (in one cut). After removing any unnecessary scraps, the pressed connections of the sheets should fit perfectly together. Thoroughly coat the wall under the joint with glue and gently press both parts together, pressing from bottom to top like a zipper to make the joint invisible. Individual sheets should be glued with overlapping tabs.
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