Osnaburg is a medium weight woven backing usually made from a blend of polyester and cotton, used for most Type II wallcoverings.

Non-woven backing is used for any Type II wallcoverings which require matching a design, or registration or a print, since it is dimensionally stable, and will not stretch during manufacturing, or when wet.

Immersion coated backing is used exclusively with woven glass textiles. This backing is woven into the fibres and structure of the wallcovering allowing for excellent breathability and air flow. It also provides structural integrity for excellent bridging of gaps and concealing wall imperfections.

Drill backing is a heavy-duty, tightly woven fabric backing used for high-traffic areas. This backing increases the tear and tensile strength.

Paper backings are made from pulp and are used mostly on vinyl and vinyl coated papers. These backings are used mostly for residential and specialty wallcoverings.

Acrylic/Latex backings are a specialized, heavy-duty coating applied to the reverse side of fabric or felt wallcoverings to enhance durability, improve installation, and prevent adhesive bleed-through.

Easy to hang, and completely removable, Peel + Stick acoustical wallcovering rolls and tiles combine the noise reducing properties of acoustical wallcoverings with the removable and repositionable innovations of self-adhesive backing.