Peel-and-stick fabric
A printed fabric with a repositionable adhesive back, used for wall murals that can come down without damage.
Peel-and-stick fabric is a woven fabric with an adhesive back. It goes on a wall like a decal but can be lifted and repositioned while hanging, and it comes off later without taking paint with it.
Why fabric instead of vinyl
- A soft matte texture with no glare, so photos and artwork look like a print rather than a sticker.
- It does not tear or stretch while you hang it, which makes it forgiving for first timers.
- Seams between panels butt together cleanly.
The texture is part of the look, so it is never laminated. Painted walls should be smooth and fully cured.
Put it to work
Related
Wall graphicsPrinted or cut vinyl made for painted walls, from a logo behind a front desk to a full wall mural.Permanent, removable and repositionable adhesiveThe glue on the back of a vinyl decides whether it comes off clean later, and how forgiving it is to put on.Latex printingWater-based ink with a latex binder, cured with heat. Prints come off dry, flexible and with no smell.
