Measured Right
The part everyone worries about, handled.
You enter your wall size. We add a 10 per cent allowance automatically, then charge to the next 0.1 m² so there is room to trim.
We check it before we print. If your measurements look off for the wall you have described, we come back to you before anything goes on the printer.
You approve a proof. Nothing prints until you have seen and approved your artwork proof.
If we get it wrong we reprint it. Because each piece is cut to your wall we cannot take change of mind returns, and nothing here limits your rights under the Australian Consumer Law.
Quick Summary
For most walls, you simply need two measurements:
Step-by-Step Guide
Follow these four simple steps for accurate wall measurements every time.
Gather Your Tools
Before you start, make sure you have the right equipment for accurate measurements.
- Metal tape measure (at least 5 metres)
- Pencil and notepad or phone
- Step ladder for high walls
- Spirit level (optional but helpful)
Measure the Width
Measure the full width of your wall in a straight horizontal line at the widest point.
- Measure in a straight line from left to right
- Take measurements at the top, middle, and bottom
- Use the largest measurement
- Measure in centimetres for accuracy
Measure the Height
Measure from floor to ceiling, or from the skirting board to where you want the wallpaper to end.
- Measure at multiple points along the wall
- Account for uneven floors or ceilings
- Use the tallest measurement
- Include space behind cornices if applicable
Note Any Obstacles
Record the size and position of windows, doors, power points, and other obstacles.
- Measure window and door dimensions
- Note power point and switch locations
- Mark any built-in shelving or fixtures
- Consider light fittings near the wall
Common Mistakes to Avoid
Don't let these common errors affect your wallpaper order.
Pro Tips
Expert advice for different wall scenarios.
Feature Walls
For a single feature wall, you only need to measure that specific wall. Our calculator will determine the exact panels needed.
Multiple Walls
Measure each wall separately and add them together, or use our calculator multiple times for each wall.
Odd Shapes
For angled ceilings or irregular walls, measure the maximum height and width, then make note of the angles.
Behind Furniture
If large furniture will permanently cover part of the wall, you may choose to exclude that area to save on material.
