Marburg wallpapers: features, dignities, photos

Thanks to high-quality characteristics, unique style of performance and other advantages, German Marburg wallpaper has been in constant demand in all countries of the world for consumers with various financial opportunities for 170 years.

Features of the

production The appearance of the first Marburg wallpapers came in 1845, when most of the factories were engagedthe opening of production workshops in various countries of Europe and Asia. However, Marburg Wallcoverings turned out to be one of the few companies that refused to transfer production to the eastern countries of Asia. The release of wallpaper only in Germany allows you to monitor every stage of the technological process, causing excellent quality products. At the same time, wallpaper, designed for export to distant countries, is not inferior in quality to products sold to neighboring countries.

The unique design of each wallpaper collection is born as a result of the long work of leading designers of the world, and the use of innovative technologies contributes to the provision of ready-made coatings of various special effects. The most common phenomena include the play of light with a shadow, when the color gamut of wallpapers remains unchanged during the day, and when the light is switched on it starts to shimmer in different shades. Not less popular are wallpaper, which combines excellent in a number of indicators of materials( for example, textiles with quartz sand).At the same time, most of the technologies used by the company in the manufacture of wallpaper are patented, therefore coatings of many similar factories are devoid of a lot of advantages that are peculiar only to the margburg wallpaper.

The high demand for German wallpaper is due not only to the features of the production, but also to the benefits that consumers receive during the installation of the webs and their subsequent operation.

Advantages / disadvantages of the Marburg wallpaper

The huge range of products of the most varied colors and designs, produced by Marburg Wallcoverings, has the following advantages:

• conforms to fashion trends;
• printing accuracy;
• ease of sticking on any surface;
• wide price range, which depends not only on the quality of the product, but also on the exclusive creativity and variety of materials used in the production of a collection.

Despite a lot of positive moments associated with the wallpaper marburg, reviews can be heard the most diverse. At the same time, the joy of owning products overshadows the price, since the cost of production of wallpapers is added to the cost of delivery to the consumer country and the store's surcharge. As a result of all the cheating, wallpapers similar to domestic manufacturers are much cheaper, opening more opportunities for people of small and medium income. In this regard, at an affordable price to buy a wallpaper marburg in an exclusive performance in countries remote from Germany is unlikely to succeed.

The described advantages and disadvantages characterize only the general idea of ​​Marburg Wallcoverings products. However, the performance characteristics directly depend on the materials used to make wallpaper.

Types of wallpaper liners

Materials and technologies used in the production of a certain type of wallpaper have a significant impact on the quality characteristics of the finished coating.

Paper wallpaper

The cheapest and environmentally friendly type of wallpaper - paper wallpaper( the Marburg Crush Lounge collection), on the wear resistance and other characteristics of which affects the thickness of wallpaper.

Depending on the number of layers of paper used to create a coating, paper wallpapers are divided into the following categories:

• Simplex is a single-layer fabric, the underside of which plays the role of a substrate, and the front one - is intended for drawing a picture. A characteristic feature of the simplex wallpaper is a smooth surface and a small thickness of the coating. Single-layer wallpaper attracts buyers low cost and varied design. However, the strength characteristics of such wallpapers are not great. In addition, before gluing it is necessary to carefully prepare the surface, because the thin web is clearly visible on the pasted on the pasted surface irregularities.

• Duplex - contain 2 or more layers of paper, which are glued together, after drawing the pattern on the upper row of paper coating. More complex production technology significantly increases the strength and moisture resistance of the product, so duplex wallpaper is much more expensive than the simplex option. The surface of duplex wallpaper, depending on the method of drawing, can be both with an unobtrusive and deep relief.

Multi-layer paper wallpapers are used for painting, which differ in the texture of the decorative layer and are subdivided into:

• structural - in most cases they are produced with the addition of polymers that act as binding agents, and the pattern is applied by embossing, resulting in a smooth or embossed surface, reminiscent of textured plaster;

• coarse-fibrous - characterized by the presence of wood shavings, pressed between the layers of paper, resulting in the surface of the coating becomes an intricate texture. When pasting coarse-fibrous wallpaper well hide a slight unevenness of the base;

• moisture-resistant paper wallpaper used for finishing walls in rooms with high humidity, as the finished coatings are treated with mud, water-repellent compounds.

Advantages of paper wallpaper:

• environmentally friendly, because the basis for making wallpaper is cellulose, and the additives used only improve the performance of the coating;
• good indicators of moisture, vapor permeability due to the loose structure of the fabric prevent the accumulation of excess moisture on the walls, reducing the risk of molds and fungi;
• a diverse color palette, along with an unlimited choice of patterns and ornaments from simple to the most intricate form;
• low cost compared to other types of wallpaper.

Disadvantages:

• a short operational period, rarely exceeding 3-5 years;
• quickly burn out under the influence of ultraviolet rays;
• low moisture resistance leads to yellowing of the coating over time;
• only dry cleaning is possible, therefore it is practically impossible to remove stains of different origin;
• low resistance to damage during gluing and during operation.

The peculiarity inherent in any subspecies of paper wallpaper when pasting a surface is that the glue is applied to the wall and to the underside of the wallpaper. In this case, single-layered wallpaper is glued overlapping, and multilayered - butt-end.

Given the above characteristics, the conclusion suggests that paper coatings are more suitable for finishing walls of residential or public premises with a low level of humidity.

Vinyl wallpapers

Thicker and more durable - vinyl wallpapers presented by the collections of Marburg Estell, Opulence, Messina, Opulence Giulia, etc. On a substrate made of paper or nonwoven, polyvinyl chloride is applied, after which the coating is given a certain pattern by:

1. Foaming PVC at high temperatures. The wallpaper, the top layer of which is represented by foamed vinyl, are clearly marked with texture, they well mask the unevenness of the base, allow wet cleaning and are sold to the population at an affordable price. However, under the influence of sunlight, colored polyvinyl chloride begins to lose color saturation after 2-3 years. Wallpaper with a decorative layer of foamed PVC have a relative resistance to damage, as well as rapid abrasion in places of contact with various objects of the interior.

2. Chemical embossing. Above the vinyl, distributed on the substrate, special substances are applied which, at high temperatures, do not allow the foam to foam. As a result, the coating acquires a glossy surface with which any contaminants are easily removed. Vinyl wallpapers that have been chemically embossed have an original design, harmoniously combining elements of silk screen printing and foamed vinyl, and are characterized by good resistance to repeated wet cleaning and ultraviolet rays, and high mechanical strength affects the long operating period. At the same time, high cost and the need for careful preparation of the foundation are the main drawbacks of the wallpaper of this category.

3. Hot stamping. Each collection of wallpaper, produced by hot stamping, is different thickness of the fabric, structure and performance characteristics. Distinguish the following types of wallpaper, obtained by hot stamping:

• flat vinyl( silkscreen) is characterized by a thin cloth, smooth and shiny surface. A unique design, consisting of playing light of shiny areas, high strength of the fabric, independent of the thickness of the product, as well as the problem-free removal of various contaminants form the positive sides of the wallpaper. In this case, the pasting of unprepared surfaces will be displayed on the finish coat with dents and rips, which were not eliminated at the preparatory stage, and the cost of wallpaper by no means all have to be affordable;

• compact vinyl has a good relief and a sufficiently high density of wallpaper created under the skin, brick or masonry. The CD-Vinyl wallpaper hides minor wall defects, well tolerates wet cleaning with detergents and is highly resistant to mechanical damage. The original shade of the wallpaper, unlike foamed vinyl, remains for a long time, without fading and not turning yellow under the influence of sunlight. However, the high density of the material requires a preliminary application of the primer to the surface to be bonded, in which fungicides are present. In addition, after the glue dries, a slight shrinkage of the wallpaper is possible.

Thus, vinyl wallpaper outperforms paper coatings in many properties and constitute, along with non-woven, the bulk of sales.

Non-woven wallpaper

The base of the coatings is a low-density non-woven fleece, on which a decorative layer, often represented by vinyl, is applied. Although variants are often encountered, when the top layer is a non-woven liner of higher density than the substrate. However, the high cost of a purely non-woven wallpaper, despite the environmental friendliness of the product, discourages most buyers from purchasing such an expensive product.

To implement non-woven wallpaper from Marburg The Wall, Gloockler Childrens Paradise, Identity and other collections are available in two versions:

• painted - represent the finished finish;

• white - designed for painting.

Pros of non-woven coatings:

• high strength;
• good masking of cracks, base defects;
• no deformation during gluing and subsequent drying;
• hygroscopicity, which prevents the formation of mold and fungus on the walls;
• operating time.

Among the significant disadvantages is only the cost, several times higher than the cost of vinyl wallpaper. Recently, more and more demand is acquired by non-woven wallpaper for painting marburg, contributing to the creation of complex colors, textures, patterns and allowing you to reduce the cost of purchasing coverage, since unpainted wallpaper is much cheaper than ready-made wallpaper. However, before buying it is worth considering that due to each layer of paint the coating acquires additional strength, but the air-and vapor-permeability parameters decrease. In addition, wallpaper fleiseline marburg, designed for coloring, should have a clear and deep texture, since with each painting the structure will become less.

In general, non-woven wallpaper can withstand up to 7-8 layers of paint without loss of relief, which affects the duration of the operational period.

Textile wallpaper

Along with non-woven, the textile backing consists of paper or non-woven fabric. In this case, the decorative layer is created from natural, or synthetic threads and fibers.

Pros of textile wallpaper:

• aesthetic appeal;
• resistance to mechanical damage depends on the type of material used to create a finishing layer;
• high thermal and sound insulation properties;
• operating time.

Cons:

• the conduct of wet cleaning is acceptable to a limited range of materials constituting the decorative layer;
• difficulty in gluing;
• quick wear in places of frequent contact( sockets, switches);
• contributes to the accumulation of dust;
• absorbs odors and moisture well;
• high cost.

From the extensive range of textile wallpapers, jute, silk and linen coverings are becoming increasingly popular, which will add a piece of refinement and unique chic to any interior.

Wallpapers Marburg in the interior

The variety of wallpapers in the marburg, photos of which are presented below, in the most diverse style performance will allow you to easily select the desired option in the existing or planned interior design.

The modern design of vinyl wallpapers from the Messina collection with the presence of shimmering elements and shimmering shades will emphasize the depth of the premises as a kitchen, hallway, and living room.

The creative design of vinyl wallpapers from Icon collection, which harmoniously combines various geometric images, will look no less extravagant.

At the same time, paper wallpapers of the Crush Lounge series of unobtrusive pastel tones will bring a share of calm and comfort both in residential and office spaces.

The collection of non-woven wallpaper Gloockler Childrens Paradise with the image of fairy-tale characters is ideal for decorating a children's room.

Thus, each collection is unique in the uniqueness of drawings, whether it is front prints, relief lines, or classic floral bouquets that can be combined with other collections' ornaments. At the same time, a huge assortment of wallpapers in a wide variety of subjects will make it possible to easily select a cover for both the interior decorated in high-tech style and in the classical style.