Black and White Letters Play Wallpaper (Hebrew Text)
Product description
This Hebrew letters wallpaper, "Mischak Otiyot Be'Ivrit" ("Letter Play in Hebrew"), brings the Hebrew language into your home with a distinctive graphic design. Large and small black letters are scattered in harmony across a white background, creating a dynamic, lively look.
In a kids' room or the living room it turns any wall into a focal point. Children can learn and play with the letters, while adults enjoy its elegant, modern look. No special skill is needed – just apply it and enjoy a fresh, intriguing look.
Send us your wall measurements and we print the design to size, edge to edge. Choose from self-adhesive vinyl with matte lamination (the most popular choice), paste-the-wall non-woven paper, or peel & stick canvas.
| SKU | a4343 |
|---|---|
| Categories | Wallpapers, Living Room Wallpapers |
| Material | Vinyl / fresco / fabric (your choice) |
| Dimensions | Custom-made in any size |
| Installation method | Applied with paste or self-adhesive (depending on the material) |
| Production | with premium materials and UV-resistant ink |
| Production time | 2–3 business days |
| Shipping time | 1–3 more business days |
How do I install it?
Installation takes 60–90 minutes on average for one wall (3×2.5 m). Two people is best, but you can also do it alone.
- Wipe the wall with a damp cloth and let it dry
- Mark the center of the wall with a pencil to align the image
- Peel off only the first 30 cm of the backing
- Press it onto the wall from the top and center it using a squeegee
- Peel and smooth, section by section
- Trim the excess with a utility knife along the edges of the wall
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