Novacolor Nets Wallpaper
Nets WALLPAPER
NETS WALLPAPER
The Be Grateful Wall Paper collection takes you on a journey through different landscapes and cultures, to oriental countries such as China and the fishing nets used by fishermen in Quanzhou, which inspired the 'Fields' pattern.
For this collection, warm and bright colours have been chosen, enriched by metallic details. Called 'Cheena Vala' in the local language, in practice they are hoisting nets, fixed land-fishing installations on which six fishermen work on each.
The structures are about 10 metres high with a horizontal net of about 20 metres square, a sort of "hammock" stretched out and suspended over the sea that can be easily lowered into the water by means of a counterweight at the other end.
In use for over 500 years, these oversized fishing nets have become a popular tourist attraction over the years. Their size and elegant construction are photogenic and the slow pace of their operation makes them mesmerising.
Sunrise and sunset are the best times to see Chinese fishing nets at work, in use on the south coast of China in Quanzhou 泉州, Indochina. Also introduced in the Indian city of Cochin കൊച്ചി (co-chin' means 'like China'), where they were brought by Chinese exporter Zheng He in the 14th century, when a flood formed a natural harbour, Cheena Vala are fishing nets for daily sustenance with a unique design made of bamboo and teak poles, to withstand the centuries. Called 'Cheena Vala' in the local language, in practice they are hoisting nets, fixed land-fishing installations on which six fishermen work on each.
The structures are about 10 metres high with a horizontal net of about 20 metres square, a sort of "hammock" stretched out and suspended over the sea that can be easily lowered into the water by means of a counterweight at the other end.
In use for over 500 years, these oversized fishing nets have become a popular tourist attraction over the years. Their size and elegant construction are photogenic and the slow pace of their operation makes them mesmerising. Sunrise and sunset are the best times to see working Chinese fishing nets on the south coast of China, in Quanzhou 泉州, Indochina.
Also introduced in the Indian city of Cochin കൊച്ചി (co-chin' means 'like China'), where they were brought by Chinese exporter Zheng He in the 14th century, when a flood formed a natural harbour, Cheena Vala are fishing nets for daily sustenance with a unique design made of bamboo and teak poles, to withstand the centuries.
INFORMATION
RECOMMENDATIONS
The product cannot be applied at temperatures below 5°C.
BRAND
Novacolor
PRODUCT TYPE
Wallpapaer
EQUIPMENT CLEANING
- With water
- Immediately after use
PRODUCTION
Made In Italy
CONSUMPTION
WallPaper: 170-180 g/m2
USES
Can be applied on:
- Old and new plasters based on hydraulic binders -Old paints and organic or mineral coatings that are dry, compact, absorbent and not damaged -Various mineral conglomerates, provided they are absorbent
-Surfaces in plaster and gypsum board
COLLECTION
Nets
BRIGHT COLOURS
For this collection, warm and bright colours have been chosen
STORAGE LIFE CONDITIONS
Store in a cool, dry place for no longer than 48 months. Damp/humidity affects it negatively.
COMPOSITION
- 45% wood fibre
- 15% polyester
- 20% binder
- 20% inert minerals
TECHNICAL FEATURES
-Composition: based on P.V.A. dispersion. -Product consistency: paste Specific weight: approx. 1.03 g/cm3 pH: 8-9 -Solution appearance: opaque-white -Working time: approx. 45 min. at 20°C depending on the materials used and the conditions of use. -Indoor Air Quality Classification: A+
MATCHING PALETTE
SAFETY RECOMMENDATIONS
Use the product according to current hygiene and safety regulations; after use, do not dispose of the pots in the environment. Allow the residues to dry thoroughly and treat them as special waste. Keep out of reach of children. Use in a wellventilated area. If comes into contact with eyes, rinse immediately with abundant water. If swallowed, seek medical advice immediately and show this container or label. Do not dispose of waste into drains, water courses or onto the ground.
PERFORMANCE CHARACTERISTICS
- Indoor Air Quality Classification : A+ -VOC content according to Dir. 2004/42/EC : <1 g/l -Reaction to fire EN 13501-1 : Class B s1 d0 -The declared classification refers to the product applied on a non-combustible surface, according to the procedures provided for in the product technical data sheet, with a consumption not higher than that stated in the yield. -CE Marking : according to EN15102:2007+A1:2011
MATERIAL TYPE
Non-woven Fabric
COLOURS
Not paintable.
COLOURS
- Nets/White Dawn NW19
- Nets/Purple Night NW20
- Nets/Orange Sunset NW21
STORAGE LIFE CONDITIONS
Store the rolls in their original unopened packaging at appropriate temperature and humidity conditions. Use the product according to current hygiene and safety regulations. Do not dispose of residues into drains, water courses or on the ground; after use, do not dispose of containers in the environment. Allow residues to dry thoroughly and treat them as special waste. Keep out of the reach of children. If swallowed, seek medical advice immediately. For further information, see safety data sheet.
PRECAUTIONS
-When wallpapering, especially in dark colours, take special care to ensure that the edges are perfectly matched to prevent the substrate being visible. -Do not apply on fresh backgrounds that tend to be alkaline. Allow adequate curing time, generally four weeks -Do not apply in the presence of rising damp and in humid environments. When applying in kitchens, make sure that there is no direct contact with water and that there is adequate ventilation.
RECOMMENDATIONS
-Ambient and surface conditions: -Ambient temperature : 10°C - 25°C -Ambient relative humidity : < 60%
-Background temperature : 10°C - 25°C -Background humidity : < 5%. -Do not apply under direct sunlight or onto overheated surfaces (even if they are already in the shade). -Best visual results are obtained by using all rolls from the same production batch. Small differences may be noticed when using different production batches. -For the correct use of the above materials, and for dilution and laying, please carefully read the technical data sheet. The correct use of equipment and personal protective equipment (PPE) is recommended during all phases of background and product preparation and application
PRECAUTIONS
-When wallpapering, especially in dark colours, take special care to ensure that the edges are perfectly matched to prevent the substrate being visible. -Do not apply on fresh backgrounds that tend to be alkaline. Allow adequate curing time, generally four weeks. -Do not apply in the presence of rising damp and in humid environments. When applying in kitchens, make sure that there is no direct contact with water and that there is adequate ventilation.
PACKAGING
5 kg packages
YIELD
Wallpaper paste: 250 g/sq.M.
| ITEM CODE | NAME/DESIGN | WIDTH ROLL (CM) | LENGTH ROLL (M) | VERTICAL REPETITION (CM) | HORIZONTAL REPETITION (CM) | WEIGHT (G) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| NW19 | WallPaper Nets White Dawn | 68.5 | 10.05 | 61.0 | 68.5 | 130 |
| NW20 | WallPaper Nets Purple Night | 68.5 | 10.05 | 61.0 | 68.5 | 130 |
| NW21 | WallPaper Nets Orange Sunset | 68.5 | 10.05 | 61.0 | 68.5 | 130 |
BACKGROUND PREPARATION AND APPLICATION
-(Referred to environmental conditions T=25° C, RH=60%) The surface must be dry, stable and free of separating agents (dust, grease, etc.). It is necessary to first remove old wallpaper, paint and damaged plaster. Sandy, dusty and highly absorbent surfaces must be previously treated with Decofix, water-based consolidating fixative. -With smooth wallpaper supported by paper and vinyl wallpaper supported by T.N.T. paper, the adhesive can be applied on the back of the wallpaper, directly with a brush or roller. After a short time of wetting, the paper is applied onto the wall, placing it edge to edge or overlapping, and is rolled with a rubber roller, making the air escape completely. -For heavy vinyl wall coverings or those supported by vinyl rather than paper, follow the procedure described above, taking care not to allow the adhesive to react for more than 5 minutes and, if necessary, to apply a small amount to the inner edge (in the case of edge-to-edge application). -For the adhesion of fabric-background textiles and PVC, glass fabrics, Wallpaper Paste is applied directly to the wall using a pile roller; then, the coating is applied by pressing it from the centre towards the corners. In all cases, smears of excess adhesive must be removed as quickly as possible with a clean sponge dampened with (preferably warm) water.
WALLPAPER LAYING
-Check that the paper rolls are not damaged and that the designs and colourings are correct. -Remove the plates of the electrical switches and sockets. -Remove the skirting board and coping (frame-covers) of doors and windows. -Draw, in the blind corner (behind the door), reference marks on the wall. Using a tape measure, draw a smaller width (3-5 cm) of the sheet on the wall, making several marks starting from the top downwards. Lower the plumb-line and make marks on the wall. Measure the height of the wall. Check for pattern repetition, then cut the lengths according to wall height, leaving an excess of 5-8 cm, at the top and bottom, for trimming. -Use roller to evenly apply WallPaper Paste, unthinned, to a portion of the surface equal in width to the sheet of WallPaper.
-Use a brush to apply the adhesive to bond the WallPaper Paste, working from the centre towards the outside of the sheet. Make sure the adhesive is well distributed around the edges, but avoid it coming into contact with the side of the paper that has the pattern. In they accidentally come into contact, use a damp sponge to clean and remove the adhesive immediately, then dry with a white cotton cloth. -Lay the sheet onto the surface to cover, positioning it correctly according to the marks and drawing. Use a plastic wallpaper spatula to pass over the paper again to release any trapped air. Promptly remove any spills/excess of adhesive! Continue until the surface to cover is completed. -Drying time: about 24 hours depending on the type of substrate, its absorption rate, and environmental conditions.