We have two unique materials made to suit a wider range of design preferences, Standard Fabric and Premium Canvas. Both are self-adhesive (no additional paste or adhesive required), removable, and reusable. Both have matte finish.

Our Standard Fabric is great for wall murals and is the highest quality material available on the market except for our proprietary Premium Canvas. The Standard Fabric is thin, receives print very well, and is an excellent option for most applications. It is the less textured option that truly allows our inks to pop! It has an extremely tight weave in order to make it more opaque than traditional wallcovering fabric.

Our Premium Canvas is a proprietary material not sold by any other wall mural company and it is above and beyond in terms of quality. It is thicker, and it has the look and feel of an artist’s canvas. The Premium Canvas material would make Picasso proud. It is the clear choice for fine art reproductions and anything else that requires a high-end presentation. It is thick and the easiest to install! It will create more of a textured and painted feel.

This depends on the surface the mural is applied to. A mural will last for many years in an average environment. Cleaning the wall before installation is key to making a mural last for years to come.

No, the peel and stick wall murals we produce will not damage your walls no matter how long they are applied to a wall. The reason for this is we use no adhesive growing agents in our adhesive. Most adhesives grow overtime to the surface they are applied to because they have a property in the adhesive that becomes stronger over time. Our adhesive does not have this property allowing it to be applied to a surface for many, many years and still be able to be peeled off with ease without hurting the wall or paint.

Yes, our paper, vinyl and non-adhesive canvas all require paste. Our Fabric and Canvas wall murals are adhesive backed so no paste or setting is required. Just peel and stick.

Absolutely! Our wall murals can withstand the high moisture in bathrooms and other high moisture rooms. When installing the mural, make sure that the wall is completely dry of any moisture and dust.

Yes, our Premium Canvas is class A category VI type III approved.

Yes, you can wash your wall mural with a damp rag.

If you prefer to hire a professional to hang your mural you might want to consult the listings of the Wall covering Installers Association.

Yes, every order is customizable. For no additional expense on orders over $300 our team of talented graphic designers and photo retouchers can do simple adjustments to the image such as cropping, making it greyscale, black and white, or sepia.

While in theory they can be moved as many times as you want, we suggest only 2-3 times or the murals may lose tack. The reason why the wall murals would start to lose tack to the wall would be from gathering dirt off your hands while moving the mural. Make sure before you handle a wall mural your hands are clean and try to avoid touching the adhesive as much as possible. Try to avoid touching the very edges of the corners of the wall mural as much as possible.

LimitLess Walls murals can be placed outside on a short term basis. It is not recommended for any longer than a few months due to the harsh weather conditions that can affect the adhesive and inks.

Our murals will stick to a variety of surfaces without damaging the surface underneath. For best results a surface must be flat, smooth, and clean for our murals to work best. This includes drywall, glass, finished wood, cement, and others. We do not recommend brick, cinder block, wooden paneling or other non-flat or textured surfaces but we have had applications that worked on these surfaces.

Yes, you can. However, we do not recommend it as the mural will only stick as well as whatever is underneath and there is higher chance for dust and dirt to get underneath.