The case for wrapping,
not replacing.

Our films are premium, engineered architectural films built for daily use — warrantied against cracking, peeling and fade for up to 10 years. The warranty is in writing and handed over at completion, with our workmanship cover alongside it.

Yes — this is genuine architectural film, a building finish that happens to arrive on a roll. The films hold a wood grain, a marble vein or a brushed-metal sheen so convincingly a keen eye can't tell.

If it has a flat or curved face, it can be wrapped: kitchen cupboards and counters, wardrobes, vanities, doors and feature walls — from a single cupboard door to a full commercial fit-out.

Absolutely. Wrapping happens in situ — no dust, no noise and no skip in the driveway. Most kitchens are done in a day or two and back in use the same week.

Typically up to 70% less than replacing the same surfaces. Every space is different, so we visit, measure and show you samples first — then prepare an accurate estimate. The visit carries a call-out fee, credited back when you go ahead.

Usually because the film is different. Much of the low-priced market wraps with decorative vinyl — a product made for signage and craft use, not for surfaces that are touched and cleaned every day — and stops the finish at the visible face. We install architectural film only, from the houses architects specify, with edges and returns wrapped and the exact reference named on your quote. The gap between the two quotes is the gap between year one and year five.

We arrange a measure-up visit and bring the film brands’ sample books to you, then prepare your estimate. A call-out fee secures the visit — and is credited back when you go ahead. Requesting a quote takes about two minutes.