Compatible. Wipe away dust and residue, let the wall dry, then apply GoWall. Allow fresh paint to cure before installation.
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START WITH YOUR SURFACE
Made for your wall.
GoWall works on painted drywall, textured walls, wallpaper, plaster, tile, concrete and wood. Choose your surface for simple preparation steps.
Choose your wall surface
Compatible. Brush loose dust from the texture and wipe the wall clean. Let it dry, then press the sheet firmly across the surface.
Compatible. Remove loose dust and level any prominent high spots. Wipe clean, let dry and press the sheet evenly into place.
Compatible. Clean the wallpaper and secure any loose seams. Once dry, install GoWall directly over the existing finish.
Compatible. Fill cracks, smooth the repairs and remove loose dust. Let the surface dry, then align and apply the sheet.
Compatible. Remove grease and soap residue, then dry the tiles. Level deeply recessed grout lines for an even finish before applying GoWall.
Compatible. Brush away loose dust, level rough spots and clean the wall. Apply to a dry surface and press firmly across the sheet.
Compatible. Wipe the wood clean, smooth any splinters and fill large gaps. Let the surface dry, then align and press GoWall into place.
THE FEATURE WALL, CONSIDERED
A fireplace. A focal point.
Bring depth to the upper and side walls around your fireplace, with a clean finish beyond the appliance’s required clearances.
FIND YOUR INSTALLATION ZONE
INSTALLATION ZONE
Upper wall
Frame the fireplace with vertical texture above the mantel. Install GoWall outside the appliance’s required clearance area.
Keep vents and service access clear.
INSTALLATION ZONE
Side walls
Carry the same finish onto the side walls for a continuous feature. Keep the covering clear of radiant heat and appliance ventilation.
Align the channels for a consistent finish around the room.
INSTALLATION ZONE
Mantel area
Let the mantel define the feature wall. Keep the mantel and specified noncombustible surround uncovered, and continue GoWall beyond the required clearance area.
Trim neatly around the mantel and leave access panels clear.
INSTALLATION ZONE
Fireplace surround
Use the noncombustible surround specified for your fireplace. Keep GoWall out of the firebox and away from direct flame and hot appliance surfaces.
Use the surround material and clearances specified for your fireplace.
Heat & placement
Follow the clearances specified for your fireplace. Keep vents, the firebox, hot metal surfaces and service panels uncovered.
FIND ITS PLACE IN YOUR HOME
Made for the rooms you use most.
Bring warm texture to kitchen islands, coffee stations and bathroom walls, with an easy-to-clean finish for everyday life.
KITCHEN / DARK GRAY
Island front
Give your kitchen island a dimensional finish. Clean and dry the cabinet face, align the channels and press GoWall into place.
Keep toe kicks, doors and access panels clear.
Coffee station
Frame your coffee station with a textured wall. Wipe everyday splashes with a soft damp cloth and leave space around appliance steam outlets.
Keep the finish clean with a quick wipe after your morning coffee.
Backsplash
Give the counter wall a clean, dimensional finish. Apply to a clean, dry surface and wipe everyday splashes with a soft damp cloth.
Trim neatly along the counter edge for a finished look.
Cooking area
Keep GoWall clear of direct flame, hot cookware and concentrated heat. Use the cooktop’s required clearances and specified heat-resistant backsplash.
Never install on a hot appliance or inside its clearance zone.
Simple care, every day.
Wipe with a soft damp cloth, then dry along the edges. Use gentle cleaners and a soft cloth to keep the finish clean.
BATHROOM / WALNUT
Vanity wall
Bring depth to the wall around your mirror and vanity. Apply to a clean, dry wall and wipe away everyday splashes with a soft cloth.
A quick wipe keeps the vanity wall looking fresh.
Dry accent wall
Create a warm bathroom accent wall with peel-and-stick texture. Clean and dry the wall, align the first sheet and work across the room.
Keep the room ventilated as part of everyday bathroom care.
Shower area
Use GoWall on bathroom walls outside the shower. Keep the shower enclosure finished with its complete waterproof wall system.
Keep GoWall outside direct shower spray and standing water.
Simple care, every day.
Wipe with a soft damp cloth, then dry along the edges. Use gentle cleaners and a soft cloth to keep the finish clean.
The installation guide
A new wall. Six simple steps.
Start at the top and work your way down. A little preparation makes a clean, aligned finish easier.
Have these readyClean clothTape measure + levelSharp knife + straightedge
Step 1 Installation
Prepare the wall
Start with a smooth, clean, dry wall. Wipe away dust and allow the surface to dry fully. Remove loose material before you begin.
A clean, dry surface gives the adhesive an even starting point.
The wall feels dusty or uneven
Pause before applying. Clean again and let the wall dry. Flaking paint, loose wallpaper and pronounced texture need preparation; start with the surface guide if you are unsure.
Step 2 Installation
Measure & align
Measure your wall and mark a level starting line. Dry-fit the material with its liner attached, checking the height, edge alignment and position of each recessed channel.
Measure twice. Keep the flute pattern consistent at every join.
My first line is not straight
Recheck your starting line with a level before pressing the full sheet. A straight first edge makes the following panels easier to align.
Step 3 Installation
Peel the white film
Peel back a short section of the plain white protective film. This exposes the smooth gray adhesive. Keep the remaining backing covered while you position the upper edge.
White film off. Smooth gray adhesive toward the wall.
The film is difficult to separate
Start gently at a corner. Lift the white film without scraping the gray adhesive or stretching the 3 mm material. Keep dirt and tools away from the exposed backing.
Step 4 Installation
Secure the upper edge
Line up the top with your guide and lightly secure the upper edge. Keep the cylindrical roll supported below, so its weight does not pull the material out of alignment.
Set the top first. Let the rest of the roll stay supported.
The upper edge has shifted
Stop unrolling and support the sheet. Ease the lightly attached area back only as far as needed, then realign. Avoid repeatedly pulling at a firmly bonded section.
Step 5 Installation
Apply & press
Unroll gradually, peeling the white film as you move down the wall. Press progressively across the 3D surface, following the raised ridges, recessed channels and edges.
Work in short sections instead of exposing all the adhesive at once.
I can see a bubble or lifted edge
Stop and inspect the area before continuing. Smooth toward an open edge while the material is still being placed. If an edge keeps lifting, check for dust, moisture, unevenness or tension.
Step 6 Installation
Cut & finish
Trim the material with a sharp utility knife and a straightedge. Use a protected cutting surface where possible, then check the perimeter and the alignment of the final seam.
Cut slowly and keep your free hand clear of the blade.
The cut edge looks uneven
Use a fresh, sharp blade and a stable straightedge. Make controlled cuts on a protected surface. Check the details guide before cutting around a corner, outlet or trim.
3 mm flexible materialRaised ridges. Recessed channels. A continuous, aligned finish.
Corners, outlets & seams
The details make the finish.
Choose a detail on the wall for a closer look at the cut, alignment and finishing sequence.
Choose a detailSix finishing guides
01
Bring two cut edges together.
Dry-fit each wall face separately. Trim the first piece to the inside corner, then align the next piece on the adjoining wall. Keep the raised ridges vertical and avoid overlapping material in the corner.
Dry-fit first. Align the channels before pressing the full surface.
02
Give the return its own clean edge.
Use two neatly cut pieces for a sharp outside corner. Dry-fit the front and side return, align the channels, then press both pieces into place for a clean meeting edge.
Dry-fit first. Align the channels before pressing the full surface.
03
Plan the opening before you cut.
Switch off the circuit at the breaker and verify that it is de-energized with a suitable tester before working near the outlet. Mark and cut the wall covering clear of the electrical box opening. Do not cover wiring or move the outlet; use a qualified electrician if needed.
Breaker off. Test before touching. A wall switch is not a substitute for isolating the circuit. Electrical safety guidance ↗
04
Frame the window, not the trim.
Measure each edge of the window opening and dry-fit the covering with its liner on. Make controlled cuts alongside the frame. Keep window tracks, hinges and seals clear, and align the channels above and below the opening.
Dry-fit first. Align the channels before pressing the full surface.
05
Finish neatly above the baseboard.
Use the top of the baseboard as a reference, checking whether it is level. Measure each section rather than assuming the floor is even. Trim the covering to meet the top of the existing trim without overlapping it.
Dry-fit first. Align the channels before pressing the full surface.
06
Keep the channel rhythm continuous.
Dry-fit the next piece beside the first. Match the spacing of the raised ridges and recessed channels, then bring the edges together without overlapping. Check the join from a few steps back before pressing along the seam.
Dry-fit first. Align the channels before pressing the full surface.
Remove. Reuse. Restyle.
Remove it. Take it with you.
Warm the top edge, peel downward and roll the sheet for its next wall.
A little warmth, kept moving.An ordinary hairdryer helps you work gradually along the upper edge.
The removal sequence
Release the edge.
Let the sheet follow.
- 01
Warm the upper edge.
Use an ordinary hairdryer on a gentle setting, moving it along the top. Keep it moving and avoid overheating the paint or the material.
- 02
Release the full top edge.
Ease the entire upper edge away before pulling farther. Support the sheet with your other hand so its weight does not pull against the wall.
- 03
Peel slowly downward.
Work down the wall gradually, supporting the sheet as it releases. Add gentle warmth as you go and keep the movement slow and steady.
Keep the sheet supported. Release the top edge across its full width, then guide the material downward with both hands.
Smooth gray backing faces up while the sheet is laid flat.
Handle it for the next space
Ready for
your next wall.
- 01
Lay it flat, gray side up.
Place the removed sheet on a clean, flat surface with the smooth gray adhesive facing upward. Keep dust, hair and debris away from the backing.
- 02
Make a loose cylindrical roll.
Roll gently for transport instead of making sharp folds. Cover the adhesive with the original release film and keep the roll loose.
- 03
Align and press into place.
Clean and dry the next wall. Unroll the sheet, remove the release film, align the channels and press firmly from the top down.
Store it with care. Keep the backing covered and the sheet flat or loosely rolled in a clean, dry space until you are ready to reinstall.
Keep: a supported edge, clean backing and a loose roll.
Avoid: sharp folds, excess heat and pulling against resistance.