Attachment instructions
LILLE BUD
play shop
Made in Germany
⚠️ ATTENTION!
- All wall/play foils are suitable for children from the age of 3 and for indoor use only. If you do not apply the film immediately, please keep it out of the reach of children. It must not be used by children until it is stuck down.
- The film may only be applied to furniture with sufficient surface area. The foils must not protrude beyond the piece of furniture.
- Our play foils may only be used under adult supervision and should be inspected for any damage before use. The piece of play furniture must NOT be used if any parts are damaged.
- If the foil has been completely or partially removed and re-adhered, the toy no longer meets the safety requirements due to altered adhesive properties and must be removed from circulation.
Note
The wall to be covered must be dried or cured for at least 3 weeks after repainting. Our wall films are not suitable for latex paints, siliconised or Teflon-coated substrates.
Tip: To make it easier, carefully cut the individual stickers apart with scissors so that they can be stuck together more easily
1. Peel off the backing paper
Small pieces can be completely removed from the backing paper immediately. For large pieces of foil, please peel off only a 10 cm wide strip of the backing paper at the beginning. This prevents the large adhesive surface from sticking to another adhesive surface and makes it easier to apply. It is best to stick large surfaces together with a second person.
2. Play shop glue on
Now adjust the roof to fit. This is best done together with a second person. A spirit level can also help you to align the decal.
If bubbles appear or you get stuck, you can slowly and carefully peel off the film at a 45° angle and reposition it.
Then stick on the second stilt. Stick the personalised sign flush next to it. You can choose the height according to your taste. The same applies to the menu bar and the pennants.
Instructions for removing the film
We have the following tip for removing the film from the piece of furniture: Heat the film with a hair dryer and carefully and slowly pull it off at a 45° angle. Please note that we do not have any information about the condition of the piece of furniture or your wall at . It is therefore not possible to exclude the possibility that the film may be damaged. Therefore, it cannot be ruled out that paint, wallpaper, varnish or other surfaces may be damaged when removing the film.