Product Description
We are the only miniature company to off these designs fully edited to fit your wall size for free so you get the complete effect in your miniature scene. To order just add the scale and material required to your basket and enter the wall height required in the height box beside the price. If you fail to add your wall size you will be issued with average room height for your chosen scale.
It comes with 2 set of panels printed in same sheet
WALL PANEL SIZES
6th (01:06) Scale = 80 mm wide x 320 mm high
12th (01:12) Scale = 40 mm wide x 160 mm high
16th (01:16) Scale = 30 mm wide x 120 mm high
24th (01:24) Scale = 20 mm wide x 80 mm high
48th (01:48) Scale = 10 mm wide x 40 mm high
It comes with 2 set of panels printed in same sheet
WALL PANEL SIZES
6th (01:06) Scale = 80 mm wide x 320 mm high
12th (01:12) Scale = 40 mm wide x 160 mm high
16th (01:16) Scale = 30 mm wide x 120 mm high
24th (01:24) Scale = 20 mm wide x 80 mm high
48th (01:48) Scale = 10 mm wide x 40 mm high
Please purchase enough to finish your project as paper batches change in colour slightly
Material Choices
We are so pleased to be able to offer more material choices and sheet sizes than any other miniature printers.
170gsm Is our luxury satin finish paper perfect for your doll house walls, very easy to use and gives a great finish.
Self Adhesive Is a strong material with a delicate satin finish and not glossy like others on the market. It is easy to work with and comes with some instructions to get an artist quality finish.
Silk Fabric Is a light smooth silk perfect for bedding, dresses etc
Cotton Fabric is strong and slightly stiff making it perfect for miniature sofas, chairs etc
We recommend you use quality glue or wallpaper paste for our 170gsm paper and avoid rubbing the wallpaper while drying.
Our colour reproduction is as accurate as possible.
Each design is available in the following scales 1/6th, 1/12th, 1/24th , 1/48th. The image shown is from the 12th scale design. We can do custom scales if you contact us
Please note our papers are all printed and dont include foil, gold leaf and any sort of embossing. All effects are created by our skilled award winning graphic artist.
Please note our papers are all printed and dont include foil, gold leaf and any sort of embossing. All effects are created by our skilled award winning graphic artist.
Postage
All papers are posted in a protecting postal tube so the arrive ready to be used. Due to large amounts of over seas orders going missing after posting all international orders will now include tracking,
All papers are posted in a protecting postal tube so the arrive ready to be used. Due to large amounts of over seas orders going missing after posting all international orders will now include tracking,
Scale
The dollhouse world is generally comprised of four distinct scales (or sizes) with one-inch (1:12) scale being the most common or popular. The other scales include half-inch (1:24), quarter-inch (1:48), and 144th (1:144) or dollhouse for dollhouse scale. If you don't know the scale of your dollhouse, you can generally determine it by measuring the ceiling height of the first floor/main level. If it measures between 8" and 10" (generally), you could be pretty certain you have a 1" scale dollhouse. Conversely, for a 1/2" scale dollhouse, the ceiling height would range from about 4" to 5" and for 1/4" scale dollhouses, the ceiling height would be around 2" to 2-1/2". Finally, a 144th scale dollhouse would have a first floor (to ceiling) height of about 3/4 inches. For some, it helps to understand that 1" = 1' in one-inch scale; 1" = 2' in half-inch scale; 1" = 4' in quarter-inch scale; and 1" = 12' in dollhouse for dollhouse scale (144th). One of the reasons that 1:12 or one-inch scale dollhouse are so popular is the ease of conversion. Just think a 5-1/2' tall woman would be a 5-1/2" tall doll!
The dollhouse world is generally comprised of four distinct scales (or sizes) with one-inch (1:12) scale being the most common or popular. The other scales include half-inch (1:24), quarter-inch (1:48), and 144th (1:144) or dollhouse for dollhouse scale. If you don't know the scale of your dollhouse, you can generally determine it by measuring the ceiling height of the first floor/main level. If it measures between 8" and 10" (generally), you could be pretty certain you have a 1" scale dollhouse. Conversely, for a 1/2" scale dollhouse, the ceiling height would range from about 4" to 5" and for 1/4" scale dollhouses, the ceiling height would be around 2" to 2-1/2". Finally, a 144th scale dollhouse would have a first floor (to ceiling) height of about 3/4 inches. For some, it helps to understand that 1" = 1' in one-inch scale; 1" = 2' in half-inch scale; 1" = 4' in quarter-inch scale; and 1" = 12' in dollhouse for dollhouse scale (144th). One of the reasons that 1:12 or one-inch scale dollhouse are so popular is the ease of conversion. Just think a 5-1/2' tall woman would be a 5-1/2" tall doll!
Disclaimer
Actual colors may vary. This is due to the fact that every computer monitor has a different capability to display colors and that everyone sees these colors differently. We try to edit our photos to show the samples as life-like as possible, but please understand the actual color may vary slightly from your monitor. We cannot guarantee that the color you see accurately portrays the true color of the product.
Actual colors may vary. This is due to the fact that every computer monitor has a different capability to display colors and that everyone sees these colors differently. We try to edit our photos to show the samples as life-like as possible, but please understand the actual color may vary slightly from your monitor. We cannot guarantee that the color you see accurately portrays the true color of the product.
