See us pulling back those seams?? Why do we do it? Well seams can be the troublemakers in most wallpaper installs! Here’s what can happen with seams: ❗️Wallpaper shrinkage: as it dries, wallpaper shrinks slightly. If the edges don’t have enough adhesive, they pull apart and leave those tiny gaps you can’t unsee. ❗️Seam lift: humidity, steam, or sunlight weaken the edges over time. Bathrooms, kitchens, or sunny walls are especially guilty of making seams curl. ❗️Tenting: when the seam edges aren’t fully bonded, they rise up instead of laying flat, leaving a visible ridge. ❗️Edge tension: seams carry more stress than the middle of a panel. Think of it like fabric stitching, the edges need reinforcement to actually stay put. So what does extra glue do? 
✨ It reinforces the weakest point of the install.
✨ It keeps seams bonded tight even under stress.
✨ It prevents curling, gapping, or ridging.
✨ And it gives you that seamless, professional finish that lasts for years (not months). It’s one of those small, extra steps you’ll never notice if it’s done right but you’ll definitely notice if it’s skipped 😉