Eugene Polytech (CEO Shin Hyun-so), a company specializing in eco-friendly adhesives and bonding technology, has unveiled its eco-friendly wallpaper 'Eugene Hot-Melt Wallpaper,' backed by extensive installation experience and outstanding technical expertise.
'Hot-Melt Wallpaper (Patent No. 10-1540524)' is driving a paradigm shift in the interior industry—from wallpaper applied with adhesive to wallpaper applied with an iron. Typically, hiring professional installers for wallpapering imposes a heavy cost burden, with labor accounting for more than 70% of the expense. Many attempt DIY installation to save these costs, but the odds of failure are higher. With 'Hot-Melt Wallpaper,' however, the situation may be different. 'Hot-Melt Wallpaper' is structured so that the adhesive coated on the back of the wallpaper is melted with an iron to instantly bond it, offering the advantage that anyone can hang wallpaper easily and conveniently.
It also has the effect of blocking mold growth. Mold occurs when moisture forms on walls or between insulation due to the temperature difference between indoors and outdoors. The reason 'Hot-Melt Wallpaper' is resistant to mold lies in its adhesive surface, which is coated with a non-decaying polymer material. The polymer coating that functions as the adhesive forms a waterproof layer that prevents moisture and blocks the penetration of mold spores, completely preventing mold from forming in the first place.
In addition, 'Hot-Melt Wallpaper' can be used on a wide variety of surfaces such as sandwich panels, gypsum board, plywood, cement walls, styrofoam, and existing wallpaper, making it applicable not only in ordinary households but also in businesses and public institutions.
On top of this, Eugene Polytech has released the 'Ssak-Ssak Iron,' used when installing hot-melt wallpaper, to make the installation process more convenient. 1644-3064