Rust Floor & Ceiling Wallpaper Pack Overview
The June Rust “Nerfed, Buffed, Balanced?” update introduced a brand new layer of customization for players’ bases through the introduction of the Rust Floor & Ceiling Wallpaper Pack. The new Rust DLC pack adds a total of 34 floor & ceiling Rust wallpaper skins to decorate your base with, including variants. Get ready as we dive into this new collection of bold, clean, and detailed wall coverings.
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How to Apply Rust’s Wallpapers
Rust’s wallpapers can be placed onto any building tile using the newly added Wallpaper Tool. The tool can be crafted from 10 cloth and does not require any blueprint or workbench. While holding the tool and staring at a building tile, use right click to select your wallpaper, and left click to place. Each wallpaper requires a total of 5 cloth to craft.
Default Floor Wallpapers
Four floor wallpapers are given to all players by default. A plain tan carpet labelled “Default” is the primary option, while the other options include a plain burgundy carpet, blue vintage asbestos tiles, and yellow vintage asbestos tiles. While they are nothing fancy, the default wallpapers allow all Rust players, DLC or not, to spice up their base.
Tatami Mats
The first floor wallpaper added by Rust’s Floor & Ceiling Wallpaper Pack is the Tatami Mats. The mats come in a single variant made of tightly knit rice straw, which is sewn to a gold-embedded green edge connecting the mats together. The perfect option for any Japanese-style base.
Asbestos Tiles
Next up in Rust wallpapers, we have the Asbestos Tiles. These tiles come in four different variants for you to decorate your base with. By default, the tiles come in a simple black and white checkered pattern; however, the three variants include brown, green, and red versions, all with their own unique patterns and styles.
Carpet
If you’re looking for something a bit comfier, to variants of carpet have also been added by the Rust DLC. Both Wallpapers are slightly different shades of blue, with polka dot and maze-like patterns, respectively. Make your base a cozy place to chill, with possibly the softest surface type in all of the game.
Parquet Herringbone
The Parquet Herringbone floor wallpapers come in three different variants. Each one offers a different style of diagonally set wood, allowing you to check for the perfect fit inside your Rust base. The three options consist of a dirtied, polished, and painted version of the wooden floor tiles, meaning no designs are off the table.
Metal Treadplate
The Metal Treadplate comes in a single style and is fit for a much more industrial base. The rusted metal floor is fitted with a treadplate pattern, creating a rough and used look. This type of floor wallpaper would be perfect to apply in electrical rooms or to be fitted on top of an armored foundation.
Parquet
Four styles of Rust Parquet floor wallpapers are available to players. Two different patterns exist: a checkered version and a straightened version, allowing for complete customizability from the player. There is also an unpainted and white version of each floor type, making a total of 4 variants of the wallpaper.
Marble Tiles
The final type of floor wallpaper added by Rust’s Floor & Ceiling Wallpaper Pack is the Marble Tiles. Coming in two different variants, the marble tiles are the most luxurious of the wallpaper options. Each variant is polished, with the first using the default cracked appearance you’d expect from marble tiles, while the second set is formed of small marble squares forming a cube-like pattern.
Default Ceiling Wallpapers
Similar to the floor wallpapers, Rust players will also receive four ceiling wallpapers for free. The options are extremely limited, with there being a white tiled pattern, two different colored types of plaster, including blue and green, and a simple, uncolored plasterboard wallpaper. While they may be bland and lackluster in color, they get the job done for those using them.
Wood Beams And Plaster
The first ceiling wallpaper added by Rust’s Floor & Ceiling Wallpaper Pack is the Wood Beams and Plaster wallpaper. This single variant ceiling is formed of a white plaster that is held in place by thin wooden beams. The simple wallpaper provides a cozy look by using a handmade design that shows off the base’s insulation.
Metal Sheets
The Metal Sheets are a set of long, rusted rectangles that come in a total of three different variants. The metal ceiling wallpaper can be spotted in either blue, red, or yellow, all sharing the same layout and rusted look. They serve as a great choice if you’re looking to add a pop of color to your base.
Plaster
The Plaster ceiling wallpapers come in two different variants for you to choose from. Both are completely white with each having its own unique patterns. The first uses a series of waves that stretch across the ceiling, while the latter consists of a simple popcorn look.
Parquet Painted
The Parquet Painted ceiling wallpaper comes in 5 different colors. The colors consist of yellow, teal, blue, green, and pink, while the wood comes in different-shaped patterns depending on the color. Similar to the previously covered metal sheets, the parquet painted wallpapers are perfect as an additional source of color inside your base.
Subway Tiles
The Subway Tiles come in 5 different variants, recreating the look of a subway roof. Two color ways are available, blue and white, and yellow and green. Two variants exist for the blue and white colorway, while three exist for the yellow and green, allowing for a vast amount of customization amongst the two colors of tiles.
Parquet Wood
Similar to the floor wallpaper, the Parquet Wood ceiling wallpaper comes in a brown checkered pattern formed of 9 connecting tiles. This is the only variant available for the ceiling version of this wallpaper.
That’s all of the wallpapers being added by Rust’s Floor & Ceiling Wallpaper Pack. If you want this DLC for yourself, it can be purchased from the Rust item store for 12.99 USD. Feel free to check out everything added by Rust’s Lunar New Year Wallpaper Pack, or comment on what we should cover next. See you next time!
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