PVC wallpaper is made by attaching polyvinyl chloride (PVC) material to the surface of paper, non-woven fabric, or textile materials using a specific process. The main manufacturing processes include PVC coated wallpaper (spraying method) and PVC vinyl wallpaper (coating method). PVC coated wallpaper uses pure paper, non-woven fabric, or woven fabric as the base material, spraying a PVC paste resin onto the surface, followed by printing and embossing. PVC vinyl wallpaper is made by covering a layer of PVC film onto a pure paper, non-woven fabric, or woven fabric base, followed by lamination, embossing, and printing.
Wallpaper made using these processes is often called deep-embossed wallpaper or resin wallpaper, depending on the depth and effect of the embossing.
The specifications of PVC wallpaper vary depending on the place of origin. Common specifications include: Chinese-made rolls are available in sizes such as 0.53m x 10.5m, 0.7m x 10.5m, and 1.06m x 50m; Japanese-made rolls are available in sizes ranging from 0.92m to 1.2m x 50m; Korean-made rolls are available in sizes such as 0.92m x 17.75m, 1.06m x 15.6m, and 0.53m x 12.5m; and American-made rolls are available in sizes such as 0.53m x 10.5m, 0.685m x 8.2m, and 1.37m x 27.5m. Sales types include whole rolls and cut-to-order.
