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How much is the 3D living room wallpaper price in nigeria per roll including the installation cost?

I want to upgrade my living room without going through the stress and smell of wet paint. I am considering installing 3D wallpapers on the main TV wall to serve as an accent feature. I have seen beautiful damask and brick-textured designs online. What is the standard 3D wallpaper price in nigeria per roll in the major markets like Trade Fair or Idumota? I also need to know the dimensions of a standard roll to calculate how many I need for a 10 by 12 feet wall. Additionally, how much do professional installers typically charge per roll, and does the glue they use damage the original wall paint if I decide to remove it later?

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The 3D living room wallpaper price in nigeria is highly affordable compared to the luxury it adds to a room. A standard roll of high-quality, textured 3D wallpaper (like damask, faux brick, or embossed geometric patterns) currently costs between 6,000 and 12,000 Naira in major markets like Trade Fair or Mushin. Regarding dimensions: A standard wallpaper roll in Nigeria is 0.53 meters wide and 10 meters long, which covers approximately 5.3 square meters (or 57 square feet). For a standard 10 by 12 feet accent wall (which is 120 square feet), you will need exactly 3 rolls. Always buy one extra roll (making it 4 rolls) to account for pattern matching. When the installer matches the bricks or damask patterns side-by-side, they have to cut off and waste some sections of the paper to make the design align perfectly.

Beyond the physical rolls and the 3D wallpaper price in nigeria, you must budget for professional installation. Do not attempt to install it yourself using YouTube tutorials; you will trap air bubbles and ruin the expensive paper. Professional wallpaper installers typically charge between 2,500 and 4,000 Naira per roll for labor, which usually includes the cost of their specialized adhesive gum. To answer your question about wall damage: The adhesive used for traditional wallpaper is water-based. If you ever decide to remove the wallpaper in the future, you simply spray the wall with warm water and fabric softener, and the paper will peel off easily. However, if the original paint on your wall was cheap or flaking before the wallpaper was applied, the gum will inevitably pull some of that weak paint off when removed. If the wall was painted with high-quality silk or satin paint, the removal will be completely seamless.

I transformed my living room TV wall with a dark grey 3D faux-stone wallpaper. It looks incredible behind the television. I bought 4 rolls at 8,000 Naira each and paid an installer 12,000 Naira. For less than 45k, my parlor looks like a 5-star hotel.

Make sure your wall is perfectly smooth and dry before installing. If your wall has rising dampness (water seeping from the ground), do not install wallpaper! The moisture will dissolve the glue, and the wallpaper will grow black mold and peel off in two weeks.

The embossed damask designs are beautiful, but they trap dust in their grooves. Ensure you buy "Vinyl" wallpaper. Vinyl is coated in a thin layer of plastic, meaning you can wipe it clean with a damp cloth without destroying the paper.