When you buy wallpaper, one way to know if it is high quality is if it is “commercial grade.”<\/strong> When a wallcovering meets the high standards to be called “commercial grade” you’ll know it is more highly suited for residential projects as well, since it has already met strict federal requirements for commercial use. Another tip, if the material is called “wallcovering” instead of “wallpaper,” this indicates that it has met the commercial grade requirements. We use both terms because people are more familiar with wallpaper but Casart Coverings are wallcoverings not standard wallpaper.<\/p>\n Commercial grade wallcovering is typically available to the trade through interior designers and architects at a trade rate but with design fees added. Casart Coverings offers commercial grade wallcovering to everyone without charging extra for our stock designs. We even have designer wallcovering<\/a>, without the designer fees.<\/p>\n More about commercial grade below. First, here’s a video for you to see how easy installing repositionable wallcovering can be. We used our Casart Light<\/a> in our French Peacock Damask<\/a> design for the installation.<\/em><\/p>\n <\/p>\n