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Lantana, FL Wallpaper Mural Installers

The short answer

WallEdge Installation installs wallpaper murals in Lantana, FL, from stock panel sets to custom-sized prints. We measure the wall so you order the right size, smooth and prime the surface, then hang and align each panel so the image is continuous.

A mural turns a wall into a picture: an ocean view in a room with no window, a sweeping botanical over a dining table, a cloudy sky in a nursery, or a giant abstract in a home office. Because the image is printed as one continuous scene split into panels, installation is less about pattern repeats and more about precision. WallEdge Installation hangs wallpaper murals in Lantana homes and condos throughout ZIP 33462. We are just about 4 miles south in Boynton Beach, which makes measuring visits and installation days easy to schedule.

Stock panels or a custom print?

Murals come in two broad forms. Stock murals are sold in a set number of panels at a fixed overall size. They are simple to order but rarely match a wall exactly, so the image gets cropped at the edges or leaves a gap.

Custom murals are printed to your measurements. You choose the image, enter the dimensions, and the manufacturer splits it into panels. This is usually the better path when the wall is a specific size or when you want the focal point placed precisely. The trade-off is that the measurements have to be right, which is where we come in.

How we measure for a mural

We take measurements at several points across the wall and use the largest figures, because walls and ceilings are often a little out of square, especially in older single-story homes. Then we add bleed: extra image on every edge that gets trimmed away during installation.

We also note anything on the wall that the image will need to work around: outlets, switches, thermostats, vents, window trim and door casings. Knowing those positions helps you shift the image in the mural maker's preview so the important part of the scene is not cut by a light switch.

  • Several width and height readings, rounded up
  • Bleed added on all four sides, per the manufacturer's advice
  • Positions of every outlet, switch and fixture
  • Eye level and furniture height marked for focal point planning

On the wall: the installation sequence

We begin with surface prep. Murals often have broad areas of smooth color that show every dent and ridge, so we fill, sand and, if needed, skim coat textured walls. A wallcovering primer goes on next to seal the surface and help with future removal.

Before pasting, we lay the panels out in order to check the sequence and look for printing problems. Hanging starts from a plumb line, not a corner. Each following panel is aligned by eye to the image on the panel next to it, then smoothed and rolled at the seam. When the last panel is up, we trim the bleed at the ceiling, floor and sides, cut around outlets with the power off, and clean any paste from the surface.

Humid weather, coastal air and mural materials

Lantana's location near the coast means long stretches of humid, slightly salty air, and the wet season brings near-daily afternoon thunderstorms. Inside, constant air conditioning pulls that moisture down. Murals printed on non-woven substrates or vinyl handle this well. In bathrooms and laundry rooms, a fabric-backed vinyl mural is a stronger choice.

Peel-and-stick murals are popular for their convenience, but heat and humidity can soften their adhesive, particularly on sunny walls or near doors to a patio or balcony. For a mural you plan to keep for years, a pasted product is usually more reliable here. Whatever you choose, keep the AC steady for a few days after installation so the adhesive cures evenly.

Planning around hurricane season

We install murals year-round, but between June 1 and November 30 we keep an eye on the forecast. If a storm is on the way, we would rather move the appointment than leave a new mural curing in a house that might lose power. Rescheduling is simple, since we are close by.

Neighboring towns we cover

Mural installation is also available in Hypoluxo, South Palm Beach, Manalapan, Lake Worth Beach and Atlantis. Send us a photo of the wall, rough dimensions and a link to the mural you like, and we will help you confirm the size and plan the work.

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What to expect

How a visit goes

  1. Prep before paper

    Holes, texture, old adhesive and stains are dealt with first, then the wall gets a primer suited to the product.

  2. Layout you can see

    We show you where the pattern will be centered and where partial strips will fall before anything is pasted.

  3. Straight answers

    If a wall has a moisture problem or a paper is wrong for the room, we tell you plainly and suggest another route.

FAQ

Common questions

Don’t see your question? Call (561) 834-7669 and we’ll talk it through.

Should I order the mural before or after you measure?

After. Measuring first means the print fits your wall and the focal point lands where you want it.

How much bleed should I add?

Manufacturers usually recommend a few inches per side. We confirm the right amount for your specific product and wall.

Can a mural cover more than one wall?

Yes, a mural can wrap around a corner, but the image bends at the corner line. We help you choose an image that works across both walls.

What if a panel arrives damaged?

We check every panel before hanging. If one is damaged or misprinted, we stop so you can contact the manufacturer for a replacement.

Can murals go on ceilings?

Yes. Sky and botanical murals on ceilings can look striking, though ceiling work takes more setup and time.

Are wallpaper murals easy to remove?

Most non-woven and vinyl murals come off in whole panels, particularly when the wall was primed properly before installation.

Planning a wallpaper project?

Tell us about the room, the paper you have in mind and the condition of the walls. We will set up a visit to measure and walk you through the scope.

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