Wallpaper installation is more than putting rolls on a wall
When you have wallpaper installed, you want it to be neat, straight and durable. With renovlies, this matters even more than with decorative wallpaper because the material should almost disappear after painting. Every issue with seams, dust or substrate can remain visible later.
Good wallpapering therefore starts with preparation. Old residue is removed, damage is repaired and the wall is checked for suction and flatness.
Which wallpaper fits your goal?
Decorative wallpaper is meant to be visible. Renovlies is meant as a smooth base for paint. Glass fleece is chosen where extra strength is important. Once the goal is clear, the material choice becomes easier.
What affects the price?
Price depends on surface area, substrate, corners, material, access and possible painting. A short price without explanation says little. Always ask what is included and what is not.
Conclusion
Having wallpaper installed gives the best result when preparation and material choice are taken seriously. For smooth paint-ready walls, renovlies is often the most practical route, especially in complete homes.
Before accepting a quote, check whether small wall repairs, primer, masking and painting are included. Those details usually explain the difference between a basic wallpaper job and a finish that still looks sharp after furniture and lighting are in place.