Non-Woven Material Products UK
7 products with material “Non-Woven”, spanning Wallpaper & Wall Coverings.
#1 Pick
Superfresco Easy Black Serenity Textured Plain Wallpaper, Paste the Wall, Eco-Friendly- Black
- Non-Woven
£12.59
Pros
- Paste-the-wall application speeds up hanging
- FSC-certified sustainable paper source
- Deep black tone suits accent walls and hallways
Cons
- Dark colour can show seams if hung imprecisely
#2 Pick
Graham & Brown Boutique Tranquil Rose Gold Plain Matte Textured Paste the Wall Wallpaper- Rose Gold
- Non-Woven
Currently unavailable
Pros
- Highly rated Graham & Brown paste-the-wall wallpaper
- Metallic rose gold tone adds warmth without heavy pattern
- Removable finish suits rented properties
Cons
- Premium brand pricing versus own-label alternatives
#3 Pick
Tarwanear Dark Grey Mix Plain Thick Textured Wallpaper 0.53x9.5m, Minimalist Striped Non-Woven DIY Wall Paper Roll- Dark Grey
- Non-Woven
Currently unavailable
Pros
- Embossed stripe texture gives a modern minimalist look
- Non-woven material is easier to hang and remove than paper
- Dark grey works well in hallways and living rooms
Cons
- 9.5m roll may need extra rolls for larger walls
#4 Pick
Tarwanear 1 Roll Blush Wallpaper Pink Plain Thick Textured Modern Minimalist Striped Embossed Wall Paper Roll- Blush Pink
- Non-Woven
Currently unavailable
Pros
- Soft blush pink suits bedrooms and nurseries
- Embossed stripe texture adds subtle dimension
- Non-woven backing simplifies hanging and future removal
Cons
- Colour can vary slightly under different room lighting
#5 Pick
Superfresco Easy Zar Ochre Textured Plain Wallpaper, Paste the Wall, Yellow Texture, Eco-Friendly- Ochre
- Non-Woven
£9.50
Pros
- Warm ochre tone adds colour without a busy pattern
- Paste-the-wall application speeds up hanging
- Eco-friendly non-woven base is strippable when redecorating
Cons
- Small review count compared to bigger wallpaper brands
#6 Pick
Superfresco Easy Zar Teal Green Textured Plain Wallpaper, Paste the Wall, Teal Texture, Eco-Friendly- Teal Green
- Non-Woven
£9.50
Pros
- Teal green texture suits living rooms and studies
- Paste-the-wall vinyl is quick to hang
- Part of the well-known Superfresco Easy range
Cons
- Deep teal can look darker on the wall than in photos
#7 Pick
Boutique Gilded Sapphire Textured Plain Wallpaper, Paste The Wall, Blue Texture, Eco-Friendly- Sapphire Blue
- Non-Woven
£8.40
Pros
- Amazon’s Choice pick with metallic gilded fleck detail
- FSC-certified sustainable paper source
- Made by Graham & Brown, a trusted UK wallpaper brand
Cons
- Small review count compared to bigger wallpaper brands
At a glance
- Products
- 7
- Price range
- £8.40–£16.99
- Average price
- £12.00
- Average rating
- 4.24 / 5
- Total reviews
- 211
- Top brand
- Superfresco Easy (3)
- Price tier split
- Budget6Mid-range1Premium0
- In stock
- 4
The "Non-Woven" attribute on our site highlights products constructed primarily from synthetic fibres – a hugely prevalent material in modern home and garden applications. For UK shoppers, this is largely due to the incredible versatility and cost-effectiveness of non-woven fabrics. They've become staples in areas ranging from wallpaper backing and horticultural liners to specialist cleaning cloths and even certain decorative textiles. The demand for non-woven products stems from their durability, resistance to moisture, and relatively low production costs compared to natural alternatives like cotton or linen.
When browsing within the "Non-Woven" category, it’s crucial to consider that ‘non-woven’ doesn't necessarily equate to a single fibre type. Manufacturers often blend various synthetic materials – polypropylene, polyester, and polyethylene – to achieve specific performance characteristics. Therefore, when examining products like wallpaper, check not just for the stated material but also pay attention to weave density and GSM (grams per square metre) – these are key indicators of strength, printability, and overall quality. Similarly, in horticultural applications, consider fibre thickness and breathability.
Across all product types sharing this attribute, look closely at construction details. For instance, a non-woven wallpaper backing might be visibly textured, while a horticultural liner could feel dense and robust. Don’t just focus on the headline material; assess how it's been engineered for its intended purpose. This category represents a significant portion of our inventory due to its adaptability across numerous home and garden needs, from protecting valuable plants to adding sophisticated detail to walls.
Ultimately, understanding ‘non-woven’ is about recognizing a manufacturing technique rather than a single material. It allows you to select products that meet your specific requirements – whether it's the durability needed for a heavy-duty horticultural liner or the printability demanded by a premium wallpaper. This hub provides a focused way to discover these adaptable solutions within our wider catalogue, facilitating informed purchasing decisions and ensuring you find exactly what you need for your project.
FAQ
What exactly is non-woven fabric?
Non-woven fabrics are created by bonding fibres together through mechanical or thermal methods rather than weaving or knitting. This results in a strong, versatile material with excellent durability and resistance to moisture – ideal for many UK home & garden applications.
How does non-woven wallpaper differ from traditional paper?
Non-woven wallpaper has a backing layer of non-woven fabric which provides stability and prevents the print from cracking when hanging. This means it’s more forgiving to apply and less likely to peel, especially on slightly uneven walls – common in older UK homes.
Is non-woven fabric expensive?
Generally, non-woven fabrics are cost-effective due to their mass production. However, prices can vary depending on the fibre blend used and the complexity of the construction. Premium options with tighter weaves or specialized treatments will naturally command a higher price.
What’s the difference between non-woven wallpaper and vinyl wallpaper?
Non-woven wallpaper is breathable, allowing moisture to escape from behind the wall – crucial in UK bathrooms and kitchens. Vinyl wallpaper is typically impermeable, trapping moisture and potentially leading to mould growth if ventilation isn't adequate.
Can I use non-woven fabric for outdoor projects?
While some non-woven fabrics are suitable for outdoor use (particularly horticultural liners), always check the manufacturer’s specifications. Look for UV resistance and water repellency treatments to ensure longevity when exposed to the elements.
How does the GSM of a non-woven product affect its performance?
GSM, or grams per square metre, indicates the fabric's weight and density. Higher GSM generally means greater strength, durability, and resistance to tearing – important for applications like heavy-duty liners or robust wallpaper backings.
What are some common uses of non-woven fabric in the garden?
You’ll find non-woven fabrics used as horticultural liners in greenhouses and raised beds, weed control fabric under gravel paths, and even protective covers for delicate plants during frost. Their durability and breathability are key benefits.
Are there any potential downsides to using non-woven materials?
Some lower-quality non-woven fabrics can be prone to static build-up or may not hold dyes as well as natural fibres – so always check the product description carefully before purchasing.
How does the price of a non-woven product compare to its woven counterpart?
Non-woven products are frequently cheaper than their woven counterparts due to the simplified manufacturing process. However, higher quality non-woven materials with enhanced performance features will often cost more.
What should I look for when buying non-woven wallpaper for a small room?
For smaller rooms, opt for lighter-weight non-woven options with a looser weave to avoid overwhelming the space. Consider the print size and pattern carefully – busy designs can make a small room feel even smaller.