Atlas Wallcovering
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Bob Gray
678-947-4318
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Wallpaper Estimation
Special circumstances (cathedral ceilings,
stairways, etc.) will need a professional estimate. Exact estimates can
be obtained from where you intend to purchase your wallpaper, or if a
professional will be doing the installation, they will provide this
service.
Below are two ways to estimate how much wallpaper you will need. The
first method calculates for single roll coverage, and the second for
double roll coverage. Either one will give you an accurate measurement.
Keep in mind that wallpaper patterns with a significant drop match (24
inches or greater) will require additional wallpaper to be ordered, and
that most wallpaper comes sold in double rolls. Ensure you specify
either single or double rolls when ordering.
Estimation
method for single rolls
The first thing you need is an accurate measurement of the walls that
are to be covered. Use a yardstick or steel tape measure. Measure in
feet rounding up to the next half or whole foot. Below is a diagram
showing a generic room to illustrate how this estimation takes place.
First, add together the length of every wall that will be covered then,
multiply this number by your ceiling height.
Divide this figure by 25, the number of square feet in a single roll of wallpaper. Round any fractions up. This gives you the number of single rolls needed. Note that the pattern repeat, rooms of unusual size or shape, greater than normal wastage during hanging, or other special circumstances may affect the amount needed. Please contact a professional to calculate your exact wallpaper needs based on the pattern you select and your room geometry.
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method for double rolls Measure the distance around the perimeter of your room. If there are any window or door openings, simply measure right over them. Measure the height of the room. Use the chart below to determine the approximate number of double rolls you require. A double roll covers approximately 44 square feet after pattern matching. For applications that do not fit on the above table, multiply ceiling height by room perimeter and divide by 44. Round any fractions up. Do not deduct any amount for standard size doors or windows. If you have significantly large windows or any other large openings (fireplaces, French doors, etc.) that will not require wallpaper, then some wallpaper can be deducted. This deduction amount is best left to the professionals. |
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