Can you glue wallpaper on wallpaper?

Wallpaper gluing on old wallpaper is possible, but experts advise not to do so. At first glance, it may seem easy and profitable to refresh the space. However, such a solution has its own risks. Wallpaper can peel off or bubbles, and a new coating is unlikely to last long. If you choose new wallpapers in a light color, the previous coating will be well visible. Therefore, special attention should be paid to the thickness of the wallpaper.

If the old finish is found to be bad, the new one may fall off the wall along with it. In addition, there may be plaster stratification below the existing finish, which is not visible from the outside. Difficulties can also occur directly during the gluing process. For example, if the old wallpaper becomes wet from the glue and begins to crumble, bubbles, etc. below them. Before making a final decision, it is better to weigh all 'for' and 'against' and understand which of these circumstances is important to you and which you can settle for and cope.