Fantasia Wilds Wallpaper

Non-woven wallpaper advantages
The most user-friendly wallpaper on the market.

• FSC Certified – Sourced from FSC Certified Forests and printed with water-based ink. Non-wovens are earth friendly, and totally 100% vinyl-free.
• Fire rated – Our wallpaper has obtained a Class A / Group 1 Fire rating. Meaning they are ideal for both commercial and domestic applications.
• Breathable – Milton & King wallpapers are breathable, helping them endure mould and mildew conditions. Thus, perfect to decorate bathrooms, kitchens and laundries.
• Paste-The-Wall – Made from both natural and non-porous synthetic fibres. These non-woven wallpapers will not absorb moisture from the adhesive. Simply apply the paste directly to the wall. The paper will not expand or contract with no booking time required.
• Butt Join – Also known as a butted seam. The wallpaper rolls are finished precisely to have no overlap. Meaning the panels simply butt up to each other for ease of installation.
• Cleanable – Dirt, dust and other marks can be simply cleaned using a damp cloth with soapy water.
• Durable – Non-woven wallpapers are also heard wearing and tear-resistant. This is a great advantage as the wallpapers will not get torn during installation or removal.
• Easy to Remove – Once completely dry, non-woven wallpapers will come off easily. It should come down in full sheets with no need for the dreaded steamer or water. Without causing any damage to the walls upon their removal
• Roll Size – 24” wide x 33’ long. Our rolls are the equivalent to a US double roll providing 65 square feet per roll.

This wallpaper has obtained the following Fire and Flammability classifications.

North America
“Class A” for ASTM Designation E84-15a. Comparable to UL 723, ANSI/NFPA No. 255 & UBC No. 8-1.0
Building Codes Cited:
National Fire Protection Association, ANSI/NFPA No. 101, “Life Safety Code”. International Building Code, Chapter 8, Interior Finishes, Section 803.

Please Contact Us to request a copy of the fire certificates and test reports.