How wrapping works
From the free consultation to the final walkthrough: how wrapping works, how long it takes and answers to common questions.
How it works
From first visit to final walkthrough
Free visit
We check every surface and show you finish samples.
Choose your finish
Wood, stone, metallic or solid, seen in your own light.
Quote on the spot
Every door and panel priced before we leave.
Clean, prep & wrap
Surfaces cleaned and prepped, vinyl applied and trimmed by hand.
Why work with us
Specialists, not generalists
Experienced installers
Every installer we work with is a specialist in their trade with more than 5 years of experience.
One point of contact
Wallpaper, wraps and window treatments, coordinated by one person from first visit to final walkthrough.
Clear quotes
We measure on site and give you a written price before anything is ordered or scheduled.
Careful, clean work
Floors and furniture protected while we work, and the room left clean when we leave.
Questions
Before you book
What is architectural film?
Architectural film is a thin, durable, adhesive-backed vinyl made for interior surfaces. It comes in wood, stone, metallic and solid finishes and is applied over existing cabinets, doors, elevator surfaces and walls, so you get a new look without replacing anything.
Is architectural film fire retardant?
Yes, flame-retardant films are available. The manufacturer’s flame-retardant line has been tested to ASTM E84 for flame and smoke spread and achieved the top Class A rating, and also carries CE and UKCA marks. A few colors are not flame retardant, so we choose a certified film when your building or project requires it and confirm it with you before we begin.
Is it hypoallergenic and safe for sensitive households?
The films we install come from collections certified for low harmful-substance content, including the highest level of the Healthy Building Material (HB Mark) certification. Solid colors also carry a European textile-safety certification (Baby Class). The film is applied dry, with no paint fumes. Certification varies by color, so we confirm it for your finish.
How is a wrap different from painting?
Paint changes the color. A wrap changes the finish itself, so cabinets can look like walnut, marble or brushed metal, with no fumes or drying time.
Will it work on my surfaces?
Most smooth surfaces wrap well, including laminate, painted wood, metal and glass. We check every surface during the visit and tell you honestly if something isn't a good fit.
How long does it take?
Refacing is fast: most kitchens take one to three days, depending on the number of doors, and no project takes more than 5 days. We give you a timeline with your quote.
Who does the installation?
Our wrapping installers have 20 years of professional installation experience. Surfaces are prepped and the film is applied and trimmed by hand.
Which films do you install?
We install architectural films from leading collections, including LX Hausys BENIF (through Casamonte) and Evolv, in wood, stone, metallic, textile and solid finishes. Choose from the catalogs with us at your visit, or bring a sample.
Can it be removed later?
Architectural vinyl is designed to be removable in most cases, which helps protect the surface underneath. We explain the options for your specific surfaces.