Kitchen wrapping: a fresh look without a new kitchen.

Yes. You can keep your existing handles or choose new ones. If the screw spacing is the same, we can usually reuse the existing holes. For different positions, unused holes can sometimes be filled and smoothed before wrapping, after which new holes are drilled. Suitability depends on the cabinet material and condition.

New handles and filling old holes may involve additional costs. You can find an indication in our price estimator. For a fully handleless look, we first need to check whether a suitable handleless system is possible; simply filling the holes is not enough.

No. Suitability depends on the material, cabinet condition, edges and any damage. Photos help us make an initial assessment.

Sometimes. Flat fronts are ideal. Shallow grooves or subtle profiles may be suitable depending on the film and surface, while deep recesses and tight corners create more tension and a higher risk of lifting. The existing profile will remain visible. Send both overview pictures and close-ups so we can assess whether a durable, neat result is realistic.

Visible side panels may be included. Worktops face greater exposure to heat, water and daily wear, so we assess separately whether a suitable solution is advisable.

Choose from matte and solid colours and textured finishes such as wood effects. We help you find a finish that suits your kitchen.

Professional interior vinyl typically has an expected lifespan of around 6 to 10 years. Actual durability depends on film quality, installation, use and maintenance. This is an estimate, not a fixed-term guarantee.

Professional interior vinyl is designed for normal use on suitable kitchen surfaces and tolerates routine cleaning and occasional splashes. Avoid direct heat from hot pans and appliances, prolonged steam and water penetrating edges. Areas near ovens, dishwashers and sinks require particular care.

Properly installed film should remain securely attached during normal use. If an edge lifts, we investigate the cause. Impact, sharp objects or extreme heat are different from installation defects.

Use a soft cloth or sponge, lukewarm water and a mild pH-neutral cleaner. Avoid abrasive pads, bleach, chlorine and harsh degreasers. Dry wet edges promptly.

We provide a two-year installation warranty. If film lifts due to an installation defect within that period, we repair or replace the affected area at no charge. Damage from impacts, scratches, improper care or excessive heat is excluded. Your statutory consumer rights remain unaffected.

Clean and degrease the cabinet fronts and remove items from drawers or cupboards that need to be dismantled. Make sure we have clear access. We will agree in advance whether anything needs removing; do not take off doors or plinths yourself unless asked.

Many projects take one to a few working days. Timing depends on the number of fronts, preparation and whether components need removing. We provide a tailored schedule.

Sometimes we temporarily remove doors or other components for a careful finish. The method depends on your kitchen.

That depends on the work. Some parts may be temporarily unavailable; we explain this beforehand.

Often, interior film can be replaced or removed. Whether the original finish remains intact depends on the surface, adhesion and preparation, so we cannot promise completely trace-free removal.

Pricing depends on the number and size of doors and drawers, kitchen condition and chosen finish. See our pricing page for details and request a personalised quote.

Often yes, because you keep the existing cabinets. The actual saving depends on your kitchen, the scope of work and what you would otherwise replace.

Not for every kitchen. Wrapping can be a good option when the existing structure is sound and you mainly want a visual update. Major damage or an impractical layout may make repair or replacement more sensible.