Wallpaper on this page includes several very different products: traditional paste the wall papers, prepasted papers that are activated with water, and peel and stick papers that work like large vinyl stickers. The first decision is how permanent you want the result, because peel and stick can be removed by renters but is less forgiving on textured walls, while pasted papers last longer and hide more but take more preparation to install and remove.
Wall condition is the next question. Peel and stick paper needs a smooth, clean, well cured painted wall; it struggles on textured plaster, fresh paint and humid rooms. Pasted papers cope better with small flaws but need a primer or sizing for easy removal later. Kitchens and bathrooms call for papers labelled washable or scrubbable, and most papers on this page list Vinyl or PVC as the surface. Among the 20 products that list item weight, most fall between 0.3 and 1.6 pounds, and 0.6 pounds is typical.
Pattern repeat and match decide how much you need. A Straight Match pattern lines up across the same height on every strip, while a Drop Match pattern shifts down on each strip and wastes more paper. Large repeats waste more at the top and bottom of each drop, so buy extra rather than running short, and buy every roll from the same batch so the colour matches.
Before buying, measure the wall height and width, divide by the roll size given in the listing, and add a margin for waste and the pattern repeat. Check whether the paper is prepasted, peel and stick or needs paste, how it is removed, and whether a sample is available. Test a small piece on the actual wall before covering a whole room.
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