Innovative DIY Hack Allows Renters to Decorate Walls Without Damage Using 100-Yen Store Items

Tokyo, Japan – A unique DIY hack is gaining traction among renters seeking to personalize their living spaces without risking damage to walls or incurring repair costs. An expert with a background in architecture has unveiled a "non-stick wallpaper" technique, utilizing affordable materials primarily sourced from 100-yen stores. The innovative method involves creating a removable layer on surfaces before applying decorative sheets. First, masking tape is applied to the desired area, followed by double-sided tape. On top of this, lightweight plastic corrugated boards, known as Pladan, are adhered. Finally, a decorative remake sheet is applied to the Pladan, effectively creating a temporary, customizable surface that can be easily removed without leaving adhesive residue or damaging the underlying wall. This ingenious solution addresses a common concern for tenants, allowing them to freely redecorate and express their style while ensuring the property can be returned to its original condition. The creator emphasizes the affordability of the materials, with the entire project costing around 900 yen, making it an accessible option for many.

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