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Interior Wall Coverings: Prices and Characteristics
By Editorial Team
Updated on November 7, 2023
Are you looking to learn more about the different types of interior wall covering materials? There are so many different options available that one can easily feel lost when faced with the idea of choosing one over another. In order to help you find the material that best suits your needs and taste, here is an overview :
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Wallcoverings come in a wide variety of shapes, textures and forms. They can be used to hide the imperfections of a wall and improve the home's general look. There are so many different options that can be used in any type of interior decor.
If you are looking for a unique look, you may want to opt for bright colours, However, if you prefer something that is more subdued, neutral colours give a look that is both clean and refined. Different wall coverings exist for every room and every taste.
Nothing is keeping you from painting your kitchen yellow and installing wallpaper in the bedroom. You could also choose to make an accent wall instead of keeping everything looking the same. There are so many possibilities: let your imagination run wild! The installation process can either be very simple or very complicated, depending on the type of material that you choose.
You should also know that you will have to prepare the surface of the wall according to the type of material that you will apply. The most popular wall covering materials are paint, decorative panels, wood and its derivatives, brick, stone, ceramic and concrete. The following chart will cover the pros, cons and prices of each material.
Different types of wall covering materials and their prices
Wallcoverings | Pros | Cons | Prices |
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| Gallon starting at $40 | |
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| From $1 to $100 and more per roll (10m x 0.5m) | |
|
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| From $24 to $120 per panel |
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| $1,20 to $15 per sq.ft. | |
|
| starting at $7 per sq.ft. | |
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| Starting at $8 per sq.ft. | |
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| $1,50 to $8,50 per sq.ft. | |
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| Starting at $14,50 per sq.ft. |
The prices included in this chart are subject to change depending on the product, the location and the store where it was bought. If you decide to hire professionals to install the wall covering material, the cost of labour will have to be taken into account when calculating your budget.
To find out about the average prices of different home renovation projects, check out our Home renovation price guide.
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