Wallrock offer a wide range of lining papers including a host of features such as thermal insulation, sound insulation and fire retardance. So if you’re looking for something delicate to just give your walls that extra smoothness and sleekness they deserve, then Wallrock A50 Fineliner is the perfect choice for your. Here are five good reasons why you should use it on your walls this season and beyond:
- Smooth The Walls Smoothing the walls is the first and probably most important reason that people invest in lining paper. It’s no surprise then that the first advantage of Wallrock A50 Fineliner is that it can help to smooth your walls, reducing unevenness and leading to a sleek, smooth finish – ideal for wallpapering over.
- Reduce Staining The second advantage of this lining paper is that it can help to reduce staining. Staining can occur on walls in a number of ways. Most commonly are substances on the wall like mould or when wallpaper paste comes into contact with wallpaper the added moisture causes colours to bleed and staining to occur. Luckily Wallrock A50 Fineliner can reduce both of these problems by providing an extra barrier between the wall and the wallpaper.
- Reduce Shrinkage The third advantage of Wallrock A50 Fineliner is that it can help reduce the likelihood of your wallpaper shrinking. Some types of wallpaper have a tendency to expand when wet and shrink again when dry. This can result in gaps forming between sheets of wallpaper as it dries out. The use of lining paper such as this one, actually helps to speed up the drying process which in turn holds the wallpaper in its expanded shape for a gap-free, more professional finish.
- Provide Extra Insulation Although Wallrock A50 Fineliner has not been designed to offer thermal insulation, by using this lining paper, you are adding an extra layer between your walls and the inside of your home which will result in slight thermal properties – every bit helps though right?
- Increase Durability Wallrock A50 Fineliner can also help to improve the durability of your walls and your wallpaper. Although not specifically designed to reinforce your plaster, it can help to hold minor cracks and minimal crumbling together to offer marginal reinforcement. The extra layer between your walls and your wallpaper can also help prolong the durability of your wallpaper by reducing the chances of it peeling or getting stained.