Peel-and-stick murals work best on smooth, flat, clean, and dry surfaces—typically painted walls with a smooth finish. They will stick to any smooth, flat surface but should not be applied to textured walls or to surfaces with non-stick paint, soap residue, or other contaminants that prevent adhesion.
Tapestries are versatile beyond wall décor. Common alternative uses include a headboard cover, tablecloth, window covering, couch or chair throw, and as a lightweight blanket.
Kids' wall decor is available as self-adhesive peel-and-stick murals and as lightweight fabric tapestries. Peel-and-stick murals adhere directly to smooth, flat surfaces. Tapestries are lightweight and are typically hung with small thumb tacks, hooks, or nails.
Tapestries are typically made from lightweight polyester fabric. Peel-and-stick mural panels are produced from vinyl material.
A 60 × 52-inch tapestry is listed with a maximum coverage area of 21.67 square feet.
