Wallpaper vs. electric outlet
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I had the same problem, figured out where I wanted the outlets and did all of the wallpapering except for the section of wall that the outlets were going to be placed. The electrician told me that he's done it both ways-- with or without the wallpaper.
Just keep enough wallpaper around to patch the area.
it would probably be easier to wait for the electrician. Sorry. I know how exciting it is to do an upgrade in your home. It's hard to wait!
I would just go ahead and wallpaper.
I would wait.You canāt be sure what problems the electrician will run into behind the wall. If you do it now, it may require patching and that never looks as good as unbroken paper.
Wait.
I would wait. You don't want to do all that work and then have to redo or repair.
I agree with waiting. The electrician can run into problems where extra cutting may be required and that would mess up the wallpaper. Un less you wouldn't mind the possibility of patching .