Belka B9 – Tapete Beige Creme, Moderne Wandgestaltung

Primary Color Green With Yellow & Cream Touches

Our customers use Belka green shades mostly in kitchens, TV accent walls, working rooms, and hotel spas.

Healthy: Smells exposed during wall paint or classic wallpaper installation significantly harm your health. Plus, it stays a long time in your home. Belka contains no poisonous or dangerous chemicals, and it’s odorless. You will not be exposed to any harmful gases when using it.

Impact Resistant: Unlike wall paint and classic wallpaper, Belka cotton wallpaper is durable. Thanks to its new technology, even after years, there are no cracks and damage on your walls. It is also tearproof and colorfast.

Moisture Resistant: Belka is resistant to humidity and sweating, so spillages and cracks don’t occur when you use it. The moisture can decrease the lifetime of your property and harm your health. Causing awful views and stinkings in your home, the humidity can be annoying.

Color Diversity: Architects and our customers like the design possibilities they can create with Belka colors. Blending colors let them create unique designs.

Fireproof: Belka cotton wallpaper provides safe living places with fire insulation.

Restaurant’s Favorite Choice: Belka allows customers have their meals in a restaurant during the installation because it is odorless and contains no poisonous or dangerous chemicals. 

Easy To Apply: Using Belka is easier than classic wallpaper or wall paint. You only need Belka, water, and a trowel for the application; nothing more is essential. If you have ever renovated your house or office with wall paint, you know the incredible time and effort it takes. It’s the same for traditional wallpapers with also an unbearable odor. However, Belka new technology wallpaper is so simple to apply, so you don’t have to be highly skilled. It is a DIY product.

You Can Apply Every Surface:  With its natural structure, you can use Belka on any surface: wallpaper, ceramic wall tiles, cement, metal, paint, brick, plaster, and even glass.

 How To Use?

Add a minimum of 3,5 liters of water for 1 kg of Belka. You can add 3,5 – 5 liters of water for each kg.