Is your wall good to go?
Don't guess. Do this quick check with something you already have at home — it'll tell you exactly how your wall will behave before the arch goes up.
Before you apply
Every home is different. Here's an honest guide to where the Magnetic Play Arch works best, where it's worth testing first, and where it's best to choose an alternative surface.
- ✓Smooth painted plaster — matte, satin or eggshell (fully cured)
- ✓Glass and mirrors
- ✓Painted timber and smooth doors
- ✓Laminates and melamine
- ✓Cupboards and wardrobe doors
- ✓Whiteboards and other smooth sealed surfaces
- △Stain-resistant or "washable/scrubbable" paints
- △Low-VOC or "air-purifying" paints
- △High-gloss or very slick finishes
- △Lightly textured or roller-stippled walls
- △Older paintwork you're not sure about
- ✗Heavily textured, chalky or rendered walls
- ✗Bare or painted brick and concrete
- ✗Wallpaper, peeling or flaking paint
- ✗Wax-coated, oiled or greasy surfaces
- ✗Damp walls or high-moisture areas
- ✗Freshly painted walls — wait at least 30 days
If something's not quite right
Zero damage.
Genuinely.We know "removable" can mean a lot of things. Here's exactly what it means for the Magnetic Play Arch.
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No drilling, no nails, no damage
Peel-and-stick in under 10 minutes. Removable adhesive backing peels cleanly from smooth painted walls.
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Repositionable for up to 6 months
Move it room to room whenever you like. A hairdryer on low heat makes repositioning even easier.
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Take it when you move
It's theirs, not the landlord's. Peel it off cleanly and reinstall in the next home.
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Works on smooth painted plaster
Not suitable for textured, stain-resistant, or freshly painted walls. Check our wall guide below for your paint type.