KWrap guides

Kitchen and architectural vinyl wrapping in London

KWrap is a vinyl wrapping specialist based in Kensington, London. We re-cover kitchen cupboards, worktops, doors, wardrobes, furniture and commercial interiors in architectural film, so a room gets a new finish without anything being ripped out. The main website is kwrap.co.uk.

What vinyl wrapping is

Vinyl wrapping is the fitting of a thin, flexible architectural film over an existing surface. The film is heated so it can be stretched around edges and profiles, then post-heated so it holds its new shape. The door, worktop or panel underneath stays exactly where it is.

The film used is made for interiors, not the sticky-back plastic sold for DIY. It comes in wood grains, solid colours, soft-touch matts, marble and stone, metallics and concrete effects, so almost any look can be matched.

What KWrap wraps

• Kitchen wrappingDoors, drawer fronts, panels, plinths and worktops, usually in a day or two.
• Cabinet and cupboard wrappingA new colour on every unit and island, with the cabinets left in place.
• Worktop wrappingMarble, stone, concrete and wood effects over sound, flat worktops.
• Kitchen door re-wrappingFresh film on tired doors, including vinyl doors that are peeling.
• Wardrobes, furniture and bathroomsFitted wardrobes, sideboards, desks and vanity units.
• uPVC windows and doorsWhite frames turned anthracite, black or wood effect.
• Architectural wrappingOffices, hotels, lifts and shops, including 3M Di-Noc.

Why people choose wrapping

It is quick. Most kitchens are wrapped in a day or two, because nothing has to be removed or made to measure.

It is clean. There is no demolition, no skip and no weeks without a kitchen. The plumbing, appliances and electrics are not touched.

It keeps what works. Sound cabinets and worktops are re-covered rather than thrown away. Our guide compares wrapping with replacement and respraying.

How a KWrap job runs

1. Photos or a survey. Send a few photos on WhatsApp or book a visit. We check the surfaces are sound enough to wrap.
2. Samples in your room. You choose from physical film samples held against your own walls and floor, because a finish on a screen never looks the same in real light. See the finishes guide.
3. Preparation. Handles come off, and surfaces are cleaned, degreased and filled where needed.
4. Wrapping. Film is laid, heated and sealed at every edge, then the handles go back on.

Every job carries a 2-year guarantee on the work.

Where KWrap works

KWrap is based in Kensington and covers London, the South East and west along the M4 to Bristol and Bath. The areas page lists the towns and counties, and the KWrap areas page has a guide for each one.

Questions

Find KWrap

KWrap, Kensington, London. Call or WhatsApp 07904 099566, 7am to 9pm, every day.