Questions and Answers for NuWallpaper Grey And White Brick Vinyl Peel & Stick Wallpaper Roll (Covers 30.75 Sq. Ft.)

A:  This is a great question. NuWallpaper shouldn't be applied to unpainted or textured surfaces.

A:  This is a great question. NuWallpaper works great on most smooth, nontextured surfaces.

A:  Greetings Rell, This is a great question. This is a flat wallpaper printed to resemble natural brick. It is not textured.

A:  No it is flat, it looks textured from afar but up close you can tell it’s flat. 

A:  This product is water-resistant, but not waterproof. This means that being occasionally splashed with water, ie from the sink or spills, is fine, but constant exposure to water (like in a shower) is not.

A:  This product is water-resistant, but not waterproof. This means that being occasionally splashed with water, ie from the sink or spills, is fine, but constant exposure to water (like in a shower) is not.

A:  You could. It looks great! - although shinier than real brick. It is vinyl wall paper similar to contact paper. So yes, although not waterproof at the seams or as sturdy. Definitely can wipe down, but the grease and heat behind a stove would be more of an issue than a sink wall or a dry wall. 

A:  Hi, yes. This wallpaper can be wiped down if anything gets on it. It looks great too!!

A:  Greetings Linda, For safety, NuWallpaper should not be installed any closer than 15 inches away from a heat source like a stove top. For a more durable kitchen product, we recommend our WallPops Peel and Stick Backsplash tiles. Happy decorating!

A:  Greetings Linda, For safety, NuWallpaper should not be installed any closer than 15 inches away from a heat source like a stove top. For a more durable kitchen product, we recommend our WallPops Peel and Stick Backsplash tiles. Happy decorating!

A:  Personally I wouldn’t feel comfortable doing that because of the possibility of it catching on fire if you had grease spatter. Even if you have electric the backsplash probably won’t withstand the temperature  from melting. I would only use it as decoration in an area that isn’t subject to water, fire, grease, outside application or extreme hot/cold. Maybe try metal peel and stick tile if you’re not inclined to do actual mortar and tile. Hope this helps 

A:  No I would not recommend that it is used as a backsplash It will be a greasy mess

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A:  Greetings Fran, Please reach out to a member of The Home Depot's customer service team to review stock levels at your local store.

A:  You will probably need to order it at homedepot.com and have it sent to your store.

A:  Not sure what town you're in, but in San Diego on Balboa near the target has many types of this NUWALLPAPER, good luck

A:  Hello Fran, Please reach out to a member of The Home Depot's customer service team to check stock at your local store. We wish you the best on your search!

A:  Hi, Thank you for your question. Measure the height and width in feet of the space you want to wallpaper. Multiply those two numbers together, then divide by the roll square foot coverage. Round up to the next whole number and that is the number of rolls you should order.

A:  a 12 x 12 wall is 144 sq feet. Each roll covers 30.75 sq feet. Thus you will need 5 rolls. I would buy one extra to make sure you have extra for mistakes or damage. Mike

A:  Hi, Thank you for your question. Measure the height and width in feet of the space you want to wallpaper. Multiply those two numbers together, then divide by the roll square foot coverage. Round up to the next whole number and that is the number of rolls you should order.