Every Walldora order is printed to the measurements you give us, so these two numbers matter more than anything else. It takes a tape measure and a few minutes.
Measure the wall, not the paper
Measure the wall itself. You don't need to work out rolls, panels or waste: we turn your width and height into a panel plan.
Width: the widest point
Measure from left to right at the widest point of the wall. Walls are rarely perfectly straight, so measure near the top, the middle and the bottom, and use the largest number.
Height: the tallest point
Measure from the floor to the ceiling at the tallest point. Check both ends of the wall and use the larger number.
Round up, and leave the trim in
Round both numbers up to the nearest inch. Skirting, trim and sockets stay in the measurement: we work around them.
Every panel is printed with a small trim margin so you can align it on site. You're not charged for the margin.
Walls that aren't square
For sloped ceilings, bays and stepped walls, measure the largest rectangle that covers the whole wall. Then send us a photo and we'll mark the panel plan for you.
How your wall becomes panels
Your design is printed in 25-inch-wide panels, numbered in hanging order and laid side by side with no overlap. If your wall isn't an exact multiple of 25 inches, the last panel is cut to the remainder, so the total matches your wall exactly.
Centimeters work too
Prefer centimeters? Switch the calculator on any product page to cm. We convert your numbers, and the price is the same either way.