Long shot: Does anyone recognise this wallpaper?!

Oct 03, 2007 7 Replies

OK, a long shot here. A chunk of wallpaper has come off one of our walls; the previous owners put it up at least 3 years ago so I have no idea whether I can get a roll of matching paper to fix it. I really don't fancy re-wallpapering the whole room since the rest is fine and have looked in B&Q (a likely source, knowing the previous owner) but have drawn a blank.



Here are some photos of the wallpaper

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. Does anyone recognise it, know where I can get some, or even have a spare roll in their loft somewhere in exchange for beer tokens??!! Thanks!!



Eric


Have you looked in your loft? sometimes people end up with a roll or half a roll over. :-)

Can you not take a piece from another part of the wall and put summat in its place?

I seem to recall hearing about a company who match wallpaper for situations just like yours. Can't recall the details but a Google search might find it.

Yep, looked in the loft, under the stairs etc, no joy.

Maybe from behind the radiator, now there's a thought - I wonder if they papered behind there, I'll have a look.

Eric

Just done a good search and couldn't find anything...

Eric

How about printing this out as many times as you need :)

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Thanks to the Internet seems I've got it sorted. I sent an e-mail to a number of online wallpaper companies asking them to look at the photos of the wallpaper and letting me know if any of them recognised & had it. One of them did, so it's on order. Hurray, no need to paper the whole room, I can fix just the bit that came off.

Eric

In case you have not matched it... o "National Dixons Distributors" o "Treasury" o "Graham & Brown" o "Superfresco" o "Modern Stripe 15010" o "HS" o p49

Dulux Decorator Centres have it, stumbled over the book quite literally. About 99% sure that is the one.

Looks even worse in the flesh - *smile*

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