My husband and I did this one half wall installation in about 1 hour. It is definitely a two-person job, but really was simple and easy to follow. Rocky Mountain Decals does a fabulous job of supplying instructions and the tools needed. You just need to find a willing partner for the job.

A few notes:

• • Our wall is about 15 feet wide and 4.25 feet tall (space above the wood work). So, about 180″ by 51″.
  • The panels come in 23.5″ widths with the height options of 48″, 60″, 72″, 84″, 96″, 108″ and 120″. You can do a half wall (4 feet) or a wall up to 10 feet high. Lots of options!
  • We ordered 8 sheets of 23.5″ by 60″. Cost was $44 each sheet, adding up to about $370 total including shipping. 
  • We had about 9″ left over from each of the 8 sheets that the girls used for crafts galore. This was a highlight!

Once the first sheet is laid, it gets easier and easier. You just line up the new sheet left side with the already applied sheet’s right side. 

When you are done laying all of your sheets, you can go back through and trim the bottoms. 

We used the plastic tool (for getting bubbles out) and we ran it to the bottom where the decal meets the wood work… we used the edge of the plastic along with a sharp X-Acto knife to cut a straight line at the bottom. This worked great! 

Pro tip… 

When we started the first sheet, we just lined the top of the sheet up with the top of the wall where it hits the crown moulding. In hindsight, it would’ve been best to do a 1in overlap on top (over the crown) and then come back and cut the top with the X-Acto knife the same way we cut the bottom. Our crown moulding raised about 1/8 of an inch in the middle, so it made it a little complicated to get everything squared up.