Ships Wallpaper
Brand: Dekornik
For your nursery or playroom, this fantastic ships wallpaper design makes a subtle yet enjoyable pattern. The Dekornik Ships Colour Wallpaper depicts the history of marine vessels if you look to the starboard side. includes vessels like the Trireme, the Victoria, Ferdinand Magellan's ship, the American Steamboat, the Queen Mary, a submarine, and battleships.
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Industrial evolution is our tribute to human achievements. We believe in people (especially the very young ones), and we believe in our skills, wisdom, and heart. This collection shows how much we have accomplished, and that we’ve come a long way but we still have a lot to do. That is why you will find here stickers in the shape of the first planes and cars, a revolutionary invention of the steam train, factories, and mills. But also a turn to the future: rockets, a futuristic green city, windmills, and cars that will not pollute the air anymore.
Technology is there to serve us, that’s why it was invented. We know that there is a bright horizon ahead of us and that among our little history fans there are those who will change the course of the future for even more beautiful! Support your little geniuses!
HISTORY OF SHIPS PRESENTED ON WALLPAPER:
1. Trireme – the greatest achievement in the ancient world, used mostly by ancient Greeks in a fight. Required 170 rowers!
2. Ferdinand Magellan’s ship – Victoria, was the first one to circumnavigate the world in 1519. Only 18 men came back safely.
3. American Steamboat – Mississippi Queen, Delta Queen, Savannah, and others. Invented in the XVIII century and popular also in the XIX and XX! Cruising on the long rivers of America, carrying cotton, sugar and serving as a hotel
4. Queen Mary – steamboat of XX century (1934) that connected England and America, serving for 31 years and traveled with 2 million passengers throughout the years
5. Submarine – Invented much earlier but used mostly during WWI. The first submarines were using hand-power, only at the end of XIX, a combustion-power submarine was made.
6. Battleships, destroyers, and aircraft carriers – most common in XX century. The biggest aircraft carrier is American Gerard R. Ford which can carry over 75 aircraft and over 4500 people – practically an island 🙂
Size of ships:
- around 25 cm x 18 cm
TECHNICALLY:
The wallpaper is divided into stripes:
- Height: 280 cm
- Width: 50 cm
The price is for one stripe.
These stripes will fit every standard flat as there is that extra 20 cm of length so that you can cut to the height of your wall. Ordering wallpapers in stripes is faster and simpler. Just measure the wall and order the number of stripes that you need. You won’t need extended professional consultations anymore. Here you can’t go wrong.
The narrow wallpaper stripes guarantee that the wallpaper will fit almost perfectly to the width of the wall. What’s more, the repetitive pattern, where each of the stripes looks identical, allows the pattern elements to flawlessly arrange on the wall once we glue the wallpaper starting from the ceiling. Thanks to this, there is very little surplus material.
We produce our wallpapers on a special material that we have been looking for on the market for a very long time. It is a refined paper that beautifully reproduces colors. It is durable, matte, and snow-white. The material is certified non-flammable and meets all the requirements of the European Union.
The paper is not self-adhesive, therefore we recommend using no solvent-based glue to apply it. We especially recommend Flugger 377 glue (this is not an advertisement, we always use this product in our studio to apply wallpaper, hence the recommendation).
In the case of non-standard wall dimensions, it is possible to order individually. Before you apply wallpaper and any wall – please thoroughly prime the wall and clean the surface of dust or grease. Our wallpapers can be applied on the walls only after about 20 days from the last painting.