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Marblehead Dove Crosshatched Grasscloth Wallpaper 292781000 by A Street Prints Wallpaper for sale at Wallpapers To Go
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A Street Prints 292781000 Marblehead Dove Crosshatched Grasscloth Wallpaper

Everyday Price: $80.00
On Sale For: $52.26 per 13.5 ft (4.11 m) Single Roll
This wallpaper is priced by the single roll. It is packaged as a double roll. A double roll = 2 single rolls. Order the total single roll quantity needed.

Minimum Order: $104.52
Mfg. Pattern #:292781000
Item #:WTG-227479

Additional Information

Product Type:
Wallpaper
Width:
27 in (68.58 cm)
Roll Length:
13.5 ft (4.11 m) Single Roll
Pattern Match:
Straight
Repeat Length:
10.4 in (26.42 cm)
Material:
Acrylic Coated
Adhesive:
Unpasted
Maintenance:
Washable
Removal:
Strippable

Explore the Marblehead Dove Crosshatched Grasscloth Wallpaper - pattern number 292781000 - by A Street Prints Wallpaper from the Newport book. Wallpapers To Go is America's #1 wallcovering store and has been helping customers add beauty to their homes and businesses for 50 years. Save big during our Spring Sale! Up to 25% off with free shipping until April 30th.

The delicate, dimensional details of this faux grasscloth wallpaper add gentle elegance to your space. Strabds of white grass fibers are woven against a pale grey backdrop to create a simple, textural-looking surface. Marblehead is an unpasted, gravure acrylic coated wallpaper.

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