Peter Twydell wrote:
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On 12/11/2009 08:25 The Medway Handyman wrote:

In this case the free end had to go to the bottom of the wall, the
cut end to the top.

Never come across that. Are you sure it's the right way up? No clues
in the pattern?

Having said that, in the early days, I once set about papering a
stair well with the longest drop first. Somewhere between paste
table and wall, probably as I balanced on the bannister, I managed
to transpose bottom and top.

Management wouldn't accept upside down flowers.


Does that brick pattern wallpaper still exist? Having watched my dad
hang some at home (right way up) I made a point of looking at the
orientation every time I saw some. It wasn't unusual for it to be
upside down, i.e. the shadows in the pointing were at the top of each
brick.

It does;
http://www.flockyourwall.co.uk/produ...FaBb4wod_A9wqg


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