Kitchen wrapping
Kitchen wrapping means covering your existing kitchen doors, panels and edges with high-quality interior film — no demolition, no new cabinets, a completely new look.
What is kitchen wrapping?
Kitchen wrapping is applying high-quality interior film over your existing kitchen doors, panels and edges. The film bonds tightly to the surface and gives your kitchen a completely new colour, texture or finish — while the cabinets themselves, the carcasses, simply stay in place.
Nothing is demolished and nothing is replaced; only the visible surface changes.
Who is it a good fit for?
Kitchen wrapping is a great solution when your kitchen is still structurally sound but looks outdated. It's also a smart choice for rental homes — you refresh the look without a costly renovation — and for anyone renovating on a budget without giving up on the result.
Not a good fit? With damaged, swollen or loose fronts, we honestly advise against wrapping — film can't fix an underlying problem, and the result won't hold up. Not sure? ReadCan my kitchen be wrapped? to check your own fronts.
How does it work?
Free on-site measurement
We come to you free of charge to measure up and assess the condition of your doors, so your fixed price is right from the start.
Choosing your film
You choose the colour and texture from our professional interior films — from matte and wood-look to marble-look and concrete.
Preparation and cleaning
Handles come off and the doors are thoroughly degreased and cleaned, so the film bonds properly and stays put.
Wrapping
The film is applied tightly and air-free to doors, panels and edges.
Edge finishing
Edges, corners and recessed frame doors are carefully finished for a seamless result.
Handover
Handles go back on, everything is checked — your kitchen is ready to use straight away, no drying time.
Want the details behind every step? ReadHow does kitchen wrapping work?
What's included?
- ✓ Removing and refitting handles included
- ✓ Free on-site measurement
- ✓ Travel costs fully included, no surcharges
What does it cost?
From €45 per drawer front, €65 per low front (up to 90 cm) and€130 per tall front (91–200 cm). The total price depends on the number of fronts, the dimensions and the film class you choose; a minimum order of €300 incl. VAT applies per job.
Which film?
We work with professional interior films from Cover Styl', SOIF, Bodaq and 3M DI-NOC — in dozens of colours and textures, from matte and wood-look to marble-look and concrete.
Guarantee
Up to 10 years of manufacturer warranty on the film, and we stand behind our work too. Discover exactly how our warranty works.
Frequently asked questions
What exactly is kitchen wrapping?
Kitchen wrapping is covering existing kitchen doors, panels and edges with high-quality interior film, without demolition or replacing the cabinets themselves.
What does kitchen wrapping cost?
Prices start from €45 per drawer front. Calculate your exact fixed price with the calculator.
How long does kitchen wrapping take?
Usually finished within 1 to 2 days.
Is my kitchen suitable for wrapping?
Yes, as long as the doors are structurally sound. Damaged, swollen or loose fronts aren't suitable for wrapping.
What guarantee do I get on kitchen wrapping?
Up to a 10-year guarantee on the film, matching the manufacturer's warranty period. We stand behind our own application work too — the full terms are on our warranty page.
Are travel costs and measuring included in the price?
Yes, on-site measuring is free and travel costs are fully included, with no surcharges.
Can kitchen film be removed again later?
Yes, it can be professionally removed or overwrapped; on smooth, laminated fronts usually without damaging the surface underneath.
Wrapping or a new kitchen?
In most cases wrapping is the better value: up to 70% cheaper than a new kitchen, as long as the cabinets themselves are still in good shape. Read Wrap your kitchen, or buy a new one? for a full comparison.
What are the disadvantages of kitchen wrapping?
Film isn't heat-resistant, can scratch when cutting, and has seams on corners — largely the same limitations as a new kitchen's factory finish. Read Kitchen wrapping: the disadvantages, honestly for the full picture.
We wrap more than kitchens →
Besides kitchens, we also wrap interior doors, office doors, furniture and appliances. Seedoor wrapping, furniture & appliance wrappingor browse the overview of all our services.
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