Wallpaper preparation
Wallpaper Dye Lots: Keep the Labels Until the Job Is Done
Wallpaper Dye Lots: Keep the Labels Until the Job Is Done. Wallpaper packaging can carry batch or dye-lot information that is useful when checking an order.
Design inspiration imagery: York Wallcoverings. Not an ETT completed project.
Wallpaper packaging can carry batch or dye-lot information that is useful when checking an order. Keep those labels with the material until the installation and final review are complete. A matching product name alone may not describe every part of the order.
Check the delivered material
Compare the labels across the supplied packages and confirm that the pattern and colorway match the intended selection. Ask the supplier or installer about any differences before material is cut. Store the order confirmation where it can be reviewed alongside the packaging.
Plan for later needs
Discuss whether spare material is appropriate for the project and how to label it. Do not assume a future order will be an identical match without checking. Good records make it easier to ask informed questions if additional wallpaper or a repair becomes necessary later.
For wallpaper installation in St. Petersburg, share the selected material and your wall photos with Elliott’s Top Team. The imagery here is York design inspiration, not an ETT completed project.