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How to measure walls for wallpaper. Universal ways to calculate wallpaper in rooms of various configurations using formulas and a calculator. How many wallpapers to buy

Wall-paper - convenient modern finishing material. It is especially in demand in the renovation of apartments, where the quality of the walls leaves much to be desired. This finish is usually done on rough plaster, which saves the family budget. Gluing them is a simple task that even a beginner can handle. But how to correctly calculate the number of wallpapers per room?

There are many calculators on the Internet that help you calculate the required number of wallpapers. However, these calculations should not be taken as a basis: the value errors may be large enough. This is due to the fact that three parameters are set - width height length rooms. At the same time, protrusions and niches are rarely taken into account.

Therefore, it is best to calculate it yourself using a calculator, armed with a plan of rooms. On the plan, it is also necessary to note the recesses in the wall, if they are also pasted over with the same material. When combining several types of material, a plan is drawn up where which section will be located, and the number of wallpapers for each of them is calculated.

room perimeter

First of all, find out perimeter rooms - add the length and width, multiply the sum by 2. Example: in a rectangular room with walls of 1.5 and 3.5 m, the perimeter is: (1.5+3.5)x2=10 m.

If there are niches and ledges in the room being repaired, increases are made. Then they think differently, since opposite walls can be of different lengths. In this case, each wall is measured separately, and then the resulting numbers are added up. It is necessary to take into account both protrusions and recesses.

The photo above shows several complex shapes - let it be a plan for non-standard rooms. The perimeter of each of them is found as follows:

• A: 4+3+4+3+(1+1)x4=22;
• IN: 6+2+6+8+16+4+4=46;
• WITH: 10+8+14+4+2+8+6+4=56.

How to find out how many canvases you need for gluing

Finding out how many canvases you need for gluing is easy. To do this, you need to look at the width of the roll on the label. Standard - 53 or 100 cm. Then the perimeter of the room is divided by this width. If the division gave a remainder, then increase this amount by one more.

For example, the perimeter of a room, as in the example above, is 22 m. Divide this number by 53 cm. The result of 41.5 is rounded up to 42 .

How many pieces can be obtained from a roll

To answer this question, you need to know the height of the walls. In most apartments of apartment buildings, it is 2.3 meters. But to know the exact figure, you need to take measurements in different places. The indicators may differ slightly, and sometimes the differences reach 5 cm. Take a large value as a basis.

Then the length of the roll is divided by the resulting figure. Yes, at height 2.3 m one roll can be divided into 4 parts, but if you don't need to customize the pattern. If the number turned out with a remainder, then rounding down is carried out. For example, ceiling height 3.2 m. If 10 m Divide by 3.2 to get 3 with a remainder of 0.4. This means that three canvases will be obtained from one roll and there will be a waste of length 40 cm.

Attention! Do not throw away small pieces of wallpaper. They are used for small areas - for example, above windows.

Calculation of rolls for one room

To find out how much material needs to be purchased for one room, the number of paintings is divided by the number of full-fledged strips.

Table 1. Calculator of the number of wallpapers for rooms of different sizes with a roll.

Height, m	Perimeter, m
	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18-19	20
	Roll width 53 cm, length 10 m
Up to 2.4	5	6	6	7	7	8	8	9	9	10
From 2.4	7	7	8	9	9	10	11	11	12	13
	Roll width 53 cm, length 15 m
Up to 2.4	4	4	4	5	5	6	6	7	7	7
From 2.4	5	6	6	7	7	8	8	9	9	9
	Roll width 106 cm, length 10 m
Up to 2.4	3	3	3	4	4	4	4	5	5	5
From 2.4	4	4	4	5	5	6	6	6	7	7

Wallpapering on the ceiling

Often the design of the room involves wallpapering on the ceiling. This tradition is dying out. This is partly due to the fact that pasting a vertical wall is not very convenient. Yes, and the possibility of flooding by neighbors from above is not ruled out, after which it will be necessary to make repairs. Therefore, suspended structures are becoming more and more popular, which perform not only a decorative function, but also help to hide communications. Often the floors are simply covered with white paint.

But if, nevertheless, there was a need to decorate the ceiling part of the room, then the material must also be calculated. First calculate the area of ​​the ceiling. For example, in a regular-shaped room with walls 4x5 cm area will be equal to 20 m2. Then find out the area of ​​the roll, multiplying the width by the length. So, the area of ​​the roll length 10 m and width 0.53 m will 5.3 m2. This means that 4 packs are required for the ceiling. If the ceiling has protrusions, then this area must also be taken into account. Calculate its dimensions in the same way, and add to the main result.

Prices for various types of suspended ceilings

Dropped ceilings

Window and door openings

However, professionals do not recommend being greedy. This difference will not give significant savings. However, some stock of material in any case does not hurt. Home craftsmen, especially beginners in repairs, often make mistakes. And, perhaps, this surplus will help to avoid buying an additional roll.

Furniture

Often, a room is furnished with massive headsets that are difficult to move, and a radical interior update is not expected in the near future. In such cases, from the total perimeter, it is worth subtracting the area of ​​\u200b\u200bthe wall occupied by an ordinary wardrobe, compartment or shelving.

But if in the room part of the wall is occupied by a small closet, which you also don’t want to move, then this area should still be included in the total footage. As in the case of windows and doors, this will be a safety stock in case of failure.

Attention! If the furniture hides only part of the wall and does not reach the ceiling, then it is necessary to calculate the length of the segments that need to be glued on top. They must be such that at least 10 cm go behind the back wall of the cabinet.

The secrets of fitting the pattern on the wallpaper to save material

Almost always wallpaper comes with a pattern. If you don't want to mess around with the docking, it's better to choose a material with a loose fit. This means that the pattern on the panels is completely absent or does not need to be customized. Examples of this design are stripes, small peas, flowers, dots, etc.

There are such concepts as direct and offset fitting, in which the material consumption increases slightly.

A straight fit is a precise alignment with the pattern of the previous pasted strip. In order for the ornament to match, each next strip is moved towards the ceiling until the elements on the seam form a complete picture of the ornament. The height of the repeating part (it is called rapport) is indicated on the label.

Another way to fit is offset. This method is used for large images on the finishing material. Such wallpapers are the least convenient, since their use is fraught with high consumption. After all, in order for the wall to look neat and aesthetically pleasing, each next canvas is cut out so that it turns out to be half a report longer than the previous one. On the label, the manufacturer reports the largest waste from the piece. This information is given as a fractional number - for example, 64/32 . This means that the value of the rapport 64 cm, and the travel length - 32 cm.

Attention! Before buying, you must study all the relevant signs on the packaging with the product.

How to calculate the wallpaper, if you need to fit the picture

Wallpaper with a complex pattern must be customized. Therefore, the calculation of such a finish is more difficult. In addition to linear measurements, the rapport height is taken into account. Calculations are carried out in the following sequence:

1. Measure height one lane. This indicator is multiplied by the height of the rapport, and the resulting number is divided by the length of the roll. The number is rounded down to the smallest integer.
2. Calculate number of rolls according to the method described above.

Attention! Be sure to take into account the rapport when gluing a finishing coating with a complex pattern. If this is not done, then at the end of the work it may turn out that you will have to buy 2-3 more rolls.

Another way to save on material is to glue the canvases not to the very ceiling, but indented 20-25 cm. This technique is effective in rooms with high walls, as it visually makes them a little lower. But for squat rooms, it is not suitable.

Video - Subtleties of wallpapering

How to save on wallpaper

One way to spend less wallpaper is use a large picture on only one wall. The rest can be painted or glued with plain materials. Another way - alternating zero offset canvases with bright, large prints.

And this is a real find for those who love drawings on the walls, especially large ones. To get the minimum amount of waste, you need to cut wallpaper from two or three rolls at once. That is, the first strip is taken from one, the second from the other, then the third roll is alternated or opened. Savings will be due to the fact that the pattern in the wallpaper is shifted during production. Therefore, using several streams at once, it is possible to reduce waste.

How to calculate the amount of liquid wallpaper

The material, which is also called silk plaster. It is based on cellulose, natural polymers. They combine the properties of three types of finishes at once - decorative plaster, roll wallpaper, paintwork materials. Unlike decorative plaster, the mixture does not contain sand and cement.

• cotton;
• silk;
• cellulose;
• silk-cellulose.

Reference! Silk-based products are considered the most durable, cotton-based products are the cheapest and last the least.

For independent use without the involvement of specialists, silk plaster is already tinted. There is also a category of products for professional use. It is a separate component that must be diluted and painted before finishing the wall.

The calculation of the amount of liquid wallpaper also depends on the size of the room. Therefore, before starting, it is necessary to make measurements, as described above.

Attention! The amount depends on the composition of the finishing material itself. So, the finer the fibers, the less material is required.

Consumption depends on how well the mixture is prepared, and on compliance with the application technology. One package is enough for 3-7 m2 surfaces. Consumption is indicated on the manufacturer's label.

Step-by-step instructions for preparing liquid wallpaper

Step 1. Water at room temperature is poured into the container - clean, without impurities. The amount of water per 1 package must be specified on the package, for different products the amount is different.

Step 2 Glitter is poured into the water (if it is used, it is usually purchased separately). Then shake the package with wallpaper and the contents are also poured into a container.

Step 3 The mixture is thoroughly mixed by hand, passing between the fingers. This will help to avoid the formation of lumps of glue and its dissolution.

Step 4 Withstand mixture 12 hours, and mix again.

Rules for mixing liquid wallpaper

Each package is mixed with water separately, regardless of how much mixture is required to finish the wall. Immediately prepare as many packages as needed to work with the wall from corner to corner.

You can not use only half of the package. The fact is that the dry components are distributed unevenly throughout the package. Therefore, it may turn out that there will be more glue on the bottom, less fibers, or vice versa. When the mixture is diluted, the glue will not be enough, and the wallpaper will not meet the characteristics stated by the manufacturer.

Prices for various types of liquid wallpaper

Liquid wallpaper

Video - Restoration of liquid wallpaper

At the same time, if there was a lot of wallpaper, they can be dried and then reused. When mixing some types of silk plaster, it is necessary to use a drill with a mixing attachment.

The technology of applying liquid wallpaper

The mixture is applied with a plastic float or trowel. They take small portions, the grater is applied to the wall at an angle 15°. Depending on the type of wallpaper, the thickness of the applied layer should be up to 2 mm.

Apply the resulting mass with a special gun. It allows you to save up to 40% finishing material. The design of the device provides for a lot into which the mixture is loaded. Under pressure, the material is sprayed onto the surface of the wall.

Reference! As you know, ordinary roll wallpaper during the drying period is afraid of drafts. However, when working with silk plaster, on the contrary, it is recommended to ventilate the room for the fastest drying of the finish.

Wall mural

The easiest way to buy wallpaper. Usually they are selected according to the size of the wall, which is going to be decorated in this way. However, it is important to note that some coatings are used not on one, but on two adjacent walls. Therefore, so that part of the drawing is not lost, it is necessary to carefully consider in which part of the room it will be used.

Attention! If ordinary wallpapers are also used, then you need to know the size of the former so that you can save on the latter.

In the form of photo wallpapers are:

• horizontal;
• vertical;
• square.

The canvas is often made up of several elements, the number of which can reach 20 or more.

If it turned out that the canvas is too large, then it is easy to cut it. But with a lack of width or height, empty sections of the wall can be filled with the main finishing material.

Prices for various types of photo wallpapers

Photo wallpaper

How many wallpapers to buy

Even if the number of wallpapers is calculated correctly, you need to buy at least one more roll in reserve. This is necessary for several reasons.

It is not always possible to stick a strip on the first try. The material may be damaged or soiled during operation. In addition, there may be a defect on the canvas that is not visible upon purchase, since the ribbons are rolled up and sealed in a film.

Many manufacturers produce limited collections, so in a year you will not be able to buy the same design. But even if the design is preserved, the shade of the dyes may differ slightly, and this will be noticeable on the wall.

As for liquid wallpaper, their consumption may increase due to uneven walls. Therefore, add to the total volume up to 20% from the base calculation.

How to find out how much wallpaper you need per room? The amount, of course, depends on the size of your room. To determine the required number of trellises, we need to calculate the perimeter or area.

What is needed for this?

Firstly, this is a tape measure for measuring the room, secondly, a notebook or notepad to record the measurement results, and finally, a calculator.

Calculation of wallpaper by room area and perimeter. Simple and clear table.

First you need to measure the length and height of the room where you are going to glue the wallpaper. It is also worth measuring the door and window openings. This will help improve the calculation.

First you need to calculate the perimeter of the room:

P = (L of one wall + L of adjacent wall) * 2
P is the perimeter;
L is the length.

Estimated web length, how to calculate?

To accurately know the length of the wallpaper, you must use the formula:

Estimated strip height = room height + ornament pitch (rapport) + margin for upper and lower allowances (5 cm)

Work begins by measuring the width of the wallpaper strips you have chosen. After that, count how many strips you need to paste the room:

N stripes per room = P / wallpaper stripe width

Counting from one roll.

Find out the length of the roll, which is indicated on the label. And then calculate according to the formula:

N strips from 1 roll = L roll / calculated strip height

N is the quantity.

Calculation of wallpaper rolls per room.

After all the work done, we will find out how many rolls are needed for pasting the room:

N rolls = N strips per room / N strips from 1 roll

Calculation of wallpaper by the area of ​​the room.

Since, the calculation along the perimeter may not always be relevant, because the number of doors and windows is not included in the calculation, because of this, the amount is calculated by area.

We measure the area of ​​\u200b\u200bthe walls using the following formula:

SO = L wall * H wall
S is the area;
SO - total area;
H is the height.

You also need to calculate the area of ​​\u200b\u200bthe walls on which you will glue the wallpaper. But before that, you need to calculate the sum of door and window openings. And then use this formula:

S wallpapering \u003d SO - S windows and doors

If the roll fits the standard 53 cm wide and 10 m long, it is designed for approximately 5 sq.m. rooms.

To calculate you need:

N rolls = S rooms / S that can be glued with 1 roll

Is there a pattern on your wallpaper?

If there is a drawing on your wallpaper, first of all you need to find out its report, and then calculate the final ceiling height for it and carry out the calculation along with it.

Using tables

In order to use the table, you need to know the perimeter and area of ​​​​the room. It depends on which table you need to use.

Calculation by area, table:

To use this kind of table, you must know the height and square of the room. And then you can easily find out the required number of rolls.

Table #1 53

Ceiling height up to 2.5 meters		Ceiling height 2.6 - 3 meters
Room area	Number of rolls	Room area	Number of rolls

Table number 2 designed for wallpaper equal to the width 70 centimeters and 10 meters long.

Ceiling height up to 2.5 meters		Ceiling height 2.6 - 3 meters
Room area	Number of rolls	Room area	Number of rolls

Table #3 designed for wallpaper equal to the width 106 centimeters and 10 meters long.

Ceiling height up to 2.5 meters		Ceiling height 2.6 - 3 meters
Room area	Number of rolls	Room area	Number of rolls

Perimeter calculation, table:

To use the table below, you need to calculate the width of the stripes and the length of the wallpaper you have chosen. After that, you need to measure the height of the ceiling and look at the table, how many rolls you will need.

Roll size (strip width / roll length = pasting area): 0.53 m / 10.05 m = 5.33 sq.m

Height	Room perimeter, m
	6	8	10	12	14	16	18	20	22	24	26	28	30
up to 2.4m	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15
2.4-3.5m	4	6	7	8	10	11	12	14	15	16	18	19	20

Roll size: 0.53 m / 15 m = 7.95 sq.m

Height	Room perimeter, m
	6	8	10	12	14	16	18	20	22	24	26	28	30
up to 2.4m	2	3	4	4	5	6	7	7	8	9	10	10	10
2.4-3.5m	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	9	10	11	12	13	14

Roll size 1.06 m / 10.05 m = 10.65 sq.m

The most popular finishing material decorating the walls of our apartments has been wallpaper for many years, the variety of which continues to grow steadily. Going to purchase the wall covering of your dreams, you should make an accurate calculation of the required amount, which directly depends on how many meters are in the roll and what is the width of the selected wallpaper.

Common wallpaper sizes

A large size range of wall coverings is explained by a variety of materials, textures, types, manufacturers, as well as manufacturing countries. An approximate list of standard values ​​​​of common species is as follows:

• paper wallpapers, as a rule, have a width of 53 centimeters and a length of 10 m (sometimes - 8 and 12 m);
• vinyl sheets - 50 cm wide and 15 m long;
• non-woven material - width 106 cm, footage - 10 or 12 m;
• textile coverings can have a width in the range from 53 to 80 cm and a length of 10 m;
• parameters - 53 cm wide by 10 m long.

Interesting! Highly demanded meter-long paintable wallpapers are found in rolls of 25 or even 50 m, and super-dense non-woven, used as accent elements, are 5 m each.

Note! The standard for the width of the canvas of British, Italian and some German manufacturers is 74 cm, so it’s worth double-checking the markings once again.

Calculation of the required quantity

• based on the area of ​​the glued surface;
• determining the desired number of lanes.

Method number 1

The calculation based on the area value proceeds as follows:

• The height and length of each wall intended for pasting is measured and calculated.
• If necessary, the areas of window and door openings are subtracted from this value. The resulting value in m2 is the required amount of coverage.

If there is only one small window and a single door in the room, then their dimensions are usually not taken into account in the calculations, leaving the estimated surplus “in reserve”. In the case of a non-standard layout (panoramic window, several or enlarged doorways), the difference can reach up to a whole roll, which means that it makes sense to calculate the working surface area as accurately as possible.

• Now we determine how many square meters are in each roll of wallpaper. To do this, the length of the tube is multiplied by its width.
• It remains to calculate the number of tubes themselves. The work surface area is divided by the square footage of the material in one roll and rounded up to the nearest whole number.

The width of the wallpaper is 50 cm (0.50 m), the footage is 15 m.

Room height - 2.7 m, parameters - 4 × 2.8 m, window and door of standard sizes.

1. 4 × 2.7 = 10.8 (m2) - the area of ​​​​one wall.
2. 2.8 × 2.7 \u003d 7.56 (m2) - the area of ​​\u200b\u200bthe other wall.
3. 10.8 × 2 + 7.56 × 2 = 21.6 + 15.12 = 36.72 (m2) - total surface area for pasting.
4. 0.50 × 15 = 7.5 (m2) - coatings in one roll.
5. 36.72: 7.5 = 4.8 (round up to 5)

Method number 2

The second calculation method is convenient to use in cases where the number of rolls of specific, pre-selected wallpaper is determined, and the space has a standard layout. It consists of the following:

1. The perimeter of the room prepared for pasting is calculated.
2. The resulting value (in linear meters) is divided by the width of the panel, the result is rounded up to a larger integer. Thus, it turns out how many strips of the selected coating will be required.
3. The length of the material in 1 tube is divided by the planned height of the canvases. The result is rounded down to the nearest integer, and the number of strips per 1 roll is obtained.
4. The total number of stripes is divided by the value of the calculated sheets in each tube, the required number of rolls is obtained (rounded up).

The width of the wallpaper tube is 53 cm (0.53 m), the footage is 10 m.

Room height - 2.6 m, dimensions - 5 × 3.5 m.

1. 5 × 3.5 = 17.5 (m) - the perimeter of the room.
2. 17.5: 0.53 = 33 - the number of strips of material.
3. 10: 2.7 = 3 - number of strips per tube (2.7 - taken with a margin).
4. 33: 3 = 11 - the desired number of rolls.

Important! If the selected wallpaper requires adjustment of the pattern, then the length of the tube is divided by the sum of the height of the room and the rapport step (the distance in centimeters by which the canvas moves to match the image).

Note! The first calculation method sometimes causes difficulties when working with canvases that require fitting. The disadvantages of the second option, many masters include measurements "by eye" of window and door openings.

Preliminary calculation of finishing materials is recommended to be carried out as carefully as possible. The lack of wall coverings will slow down the repair work for the time spent on additional purchases. In addition, a mismatch in shades is possible, since different batches of the same type of wallpaper sometimes differ in color reproduction. The purchase of excess material entails an unjustified increase in repair costs.

Using a tape measure, measure the length of each wall and add up the results:

3 + 4 + 3 + 4 = 14 m, or (3 + 4) * 2 = 14 m.
We learned the perimeter of this room. It is equal to 14 m.

Dividing the perimeter of the room by the width of the wallpaper, we get the number of wallpaper strips , necessary for pasting this room:
14 / 0.5 = 28 lanes.
Now let's count how many strips you get from one roll. To do this, divide the length of the roll by the height of the wall.
10 / 2,5 = 4

The resulting number is always rounded down to the nearest integer. Further, the number of strips required should be divided by the number of strips that can be obtained from one roll:
28 / 4 = 7 rolls.

It is advisable to purchase one roll more than required. In the event that any area is soiled or damaged, you will always have the opportunity to use an additional roll.

Wall preparation for wallpaper

To prepare the walls for wallpaper, you need to carefully clean up the room. The bedding on the floor is completely changed - the old one is removed.

Of the tools for marking the surface of the wall and wallpaper, an ordinary one is best suited. pencil medium hardness (TM or CT) - neither a ballpoint pen nor a marker will work, as traces of them can then appear on the wallpaper.
You will need a ruler to draw lines. 50 cm and a plumb line, but it is best to use the level.

For cutting wallpaper(and cutting edges) you will need scissors (long) and a wallpaper knife.
To apply the adhesive to the wall and wallpaper, you will need brushes and rollers.

In addition, for work you will need containers for preparing glue and water for rinsing the sponge. A tray is required for the roller, since it is extremely inconvenient to collect glue on the roller from a bucket. And you will also need a stepladder when sticking wallpaper.
Working with glue is a dirty job, so take care of your overalls. A bathrobe, an apron, a headscarf, old sneakers or used sneakers, a rag in your pocket for wiping your hands ...

If you don't have a large extendable table on which to lay out a full-length wallpaper panel, then you will have to work on the floor. And work on the floor requires more
careful insulation of the floor, because the adhesive on the protective coating on the floor is inevitable.

Before cutting and spreading, there is still very important work, this.
In any specialized wallpaper store, you will see not only a table for estimating the number of rolls you need, but, more importantly, a consultant who will competently answer all your questions.

Due to trimming losses, the actual area that can be covered with one roll of wallpaper will be 15% less than indicated on the roll. The percentage of losses due to cutting can increase depending on how much space the wallpaper pattern repeats. The value of the "pattern repeat" is indicated on the packaging of the wallpaper. You can compensate for this additional loss by adding the pattern repeat value to the measured wall height of the room.

Measuring the dimensions of a room

Walls . Measure the length of the wall to the nearest 10 cm. (If the entire room will be wallpapered, add the lengths of all the walls to determine the perimeter of the room.) This should also include the length of window and door openings. Measure the height to which the wallpaper will be glued to the nearest 10 cm. When measuring the height, skirting boards and top decorative overlays are not taken into account. Ceiling. Measure the length and width of the ceiling to the nearest 10 cm.

How to measure non-standard surfaces

Protruding ceiling structural elements. If you will be wallpapering over protruding ceiling structures, add the width and length of each side to the measured wall area.

If docking and fitting of the pattern is not required, then the calculation will be simple:

How to find out the perimeter of a room?

The perimeter is the sum of the lengths of all sides. We measure all the walls of the room and add up their length.
Example:
Let's calculate the perimeter of the living room with a size of 5x6 m. Add the length of all its walls - and get 22 m.

How many panels do you need to cover a room?

To find out how many wallpaper strips you need for a particular room, divide the perimeter by the width of the rolls.
Example:
The perimeter of our room is 22 m, and the width of the wallpaper is 1.06 m. Divide 22 by 1.06 and get 20.75. We round the result up - and we get 21 panels.

How many sheets will one roll last?

To calculate the number of full panels in one roll, divide its length by the height of the ceiling.
Example:
The length of a wallpaper roll is usually 10 m. The height of our room is 2.75 m. Masters recommend adding an additional margin of 10 cm to the ceiling height for ease of gluing. Thus, the value of the height of our ceiling will be 2.85 m. If we divide the length (10 m) by this number (2.85 m), then we will get 3 full strips from one roll.

How many rolls of wallpaper will you need?

To find out, you need to divide the number of all panels in the room by the total number of panels that are obtained from one roll.
Example:
In our case, the calculation will be as follows: 21 (the number of panels) is divided by 3 (panels from one roll) and we get 7 rolls of wallpaper with a width of 1.06 m and a length of 10 m.

If you are gluing wallpaper with a large pattern

You will need to follow the neat fit of the stripes for an even pattern match. This is true for designs with large geometric patterns, images of plants and other large shapes. Here you need to take into account rapport - the distance through which the same pattern is repeated. You need to count how many rapports fall on one length of the panel. The larger the rapport, the more rolls you will need to cover spacious rooms. The size of the rapport is indicated on the label. On the label you will find one of the following icons:

Drawing docking

Description

Free docking

Means that the wallpaper strips are glued in a standard way, without observing the pattern matching rules. Such designs do not have a pronounced pattern and can be glued without fitting.

Direct docking
(indicating report for wallpaper PALETTE is 64 cm)

With direct joining, the wallpaper strips are glued symmetrically one next to the other. Such wallpapers are glued without a special shift to match the pattern.

Offset docking
(indicating report and offset for example 64/32)

Means that the wallpaper strips must be glued with an offset. The first digit indicates the size of the rapport, the second - the number (in cm) by which the rapport needs to be shifted.
Example:
64/32 means that the pattern is repeated every 64 cm, and the next strip is shifted vertically relative to the previous one by half a report (32 cm).