Interior wall covering

[AZsix]

The wall covering on the interior of out pup is peeling in places. It's purely cosmetic so I wasn't too worried about it at first. I wanted to take care of the things that really needed to be taken care of. It's now time to fix the walls however. Where can I buy the wall coverings. (if there is an actual name for it please let me know) I'm sure it's peel and stick. Any suggestions as far as brands, where to buy it etc.?

I was going to attach a picture of it so that you could see what I am talking about but when I try to attach a picture it tries to attach the whole file and not the one picture. Can anyone tell me how to get a single picture attached? I had to create a web album and insert the link. I know there has to be an easier way. You can see where it's peeling right under where my son is sitting.

http://picasaweb.google.com/sixinaz/InteriorWall/photo#5151804874595537618

[ScouterMom]

I've never seen a 'peel & stick' covering  - most of the campers I've seen have some kind of pressboard or particleboard - basically, cheap panelling - for their interiors - the part you show 'peeling' comes as part of the board, it's not PUT  on the board.

You can use any kind of inexpensive paneling from Home Depot, etc to replace that back panel. I doubt any contact paper-type covering would stick for long, anyway.

If it started to come loose because of wear (perhaps from kid's feet banging the wall?) you might get something a bit tougher - like the vinyl bathroom liners that come in panels - it would be very washable, durable, and you can get a variety of colors - in solids or tile-looks, that would be tougher than a paper finish paneling.

laura

[AZsix]

I've never seen a 'peel & stick' covering  - most of the campers I've seen have some kind of pressboard or particleboard - basically, cheap panelling - for their interiors - the part you show 'peeling' comes as part of the board, it's not PUT  on the board.

You can use any kind of inexpensive paneling from Home Depot, etc to replace that back panel. I doubt any contact paper-type covering would stick for long, anyway.

If it started to come loose because of wear (perhaps from kid's feet banging the wall?) you might get something a bit tougher - like the vinyl bathroom liners that come in panels - it would be very washable, durable, and you can get a variety of colors - in solids or tile-looks, that would be tougher than a paper finish paneling.

laura

Thanks Laura. It was peeling when we bought it last summer. There are a few spots where it is doing that. I'll take a drive to Home Depot and see what they have available. It hasn't been a priority since it was purely cosmetic and we are the only ones that see it.

[eldasilma]

why not vinal flooring like the indevidual squares that are tacky on the back side

(please ignore my spelling it sucks)