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9 years ago

Trying to understand how this mural works. For a wall that is 16' L x 8'4"H. Is it rolls or A4 paper size pieces? Thank you.

Historic Brick Mural Wallpaper, 4 Panels · More Info

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Walls Republic
9 years ago
Hi,

The mural samples are sent to clients in a A4 format to give them an overall impression of the mural and the feel of the material the mural will be produced on.

However, once you purchase the Mural the actual product is provided in a Roll, which is separated in 4 panel for easy manipulation during the installation process.

I hope that answers your questions, if not please do reach out to us again.

Thank you for your interest.

Faisal M

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