Kitchen Wrapping FAQ

Costs vary by kitchen size, finish and whether you include worktops. Typical ranges: from around £45 per door, from £850 for a full kitchen (10–12 doors), from £250 for worktop only. We give a fixed quote after a free survey — no obligation. For a full pricing guide see our Kitchen Wrapping Cost page: https://www.wrpx.co.uk/kitchen-wrapping-cost/

For dated but sound kitchens, usually yes. You get a new look at 70–80% less than a replacement, in 1–3 days, with no rip-out. It won't change the layout or carcasses. If your units are damaged or you want a full redesign, replacement may be better — we'll say so at the survey.

Yes. We wrap island unit doors, panels and end panels in the same way as the rest of the kitchen. If the island has a worktop, we can wrap that too in marble, stone or wood-effect vinyl. Same guarantee and process.

Not when it's done properly. We use branded films and trade-level prep so adhesion lasts. Our guarantee covers peeling and adhesion failure for the stated period. Peeling is usually caused by poor prep, cheap film or damage — we avoid the first two and specify care to minimise the third.

With correct care and normal use, a professionally wrapped kitchen typically lasts 5 years or more. We use branded films and trade-level prep so adhesion and colour hold. Our guarantee covers material defects, colour and adhesion for 5 years.

It's a different product. Wrapping transforms the look of your existing kitchen at a fraction of the cost and in 1–3 days. It won't change the layout or the carcasses. For dated but sound cabinets and worktops that you want to refresh, it's often the best option. We'll tell you honestly if a full replacement makes more sense.

Most can. Solid wood, melamine, vinyl-wrapped MDF and painted cabinets are suitable. Doors need to be structurally sound and not warped or damaged. We assess every job at the free survey and will say no if wrapping isn't right.

We don't wrap badly damaged or warped doors, surfaces with existing loose veneer or flaking paint, or materials that don't hold adhesive properly. If we're not confident the result will last, we'll tell you.

Typically 1–3 days depending on kitchen size. Doors are removed and wrapped in our workshop; frames and carcass are wrapped in-situ. No rip-out — your kitchen stays in place.

Minimal. We protect worktops and floors. No demolition, no plaster or plumbing. The kitchen stays functional. We clean up after ourselves.

A full wrap is typically 70–80% less than a like-for-like new kitchen. You get a new look without replacing units, worktops or layout. We give a fixed quote after the free survey.

Yes. 5-year guarantee on adhesion failure, colour fade and material defects. It's named on the work. What voids it: customer damage, improper cleaning or modifications.

South Yorkshire and surrounding areas: Sheffield, Doncaster, Barnsley, Rotherham, Leeds, Huddersfield and Chesterfield. Contact us with your postcode to confirm we cover you.

Yes. We can do worktops only — marble, stone or wood-effect vinyl. Heat and scratch resistant. Often done together with doors for a full refresh, but worktop-only is an option.

Wipe with a damp cloth and mild detergent. Avoid abrasive pads, strong chemicals and direct high heat (e.g. hot pans on the wrap). Normal daily use is fine.

Yes. Film can be removed. It may leave minimal residue that we can advise on. You're not locked in for life.

Yes. Wardrobes, bedroom units, bathroom vanity units and office furniture. Same process: survey, prep, wrap, guarantee. We can bundle kitchen, worktops and other rooms in one visit.