faq 's

How long does it take ?

The installation time depends on the size and complexity of the project, but vinyl wrapping is generally much faster than traditional renovation.

  • Small projects (single furniture, doors, or panels): a few hours
  • Medium projects (offices, restaurants sections, elevator interiors): 1–3 days
  • Large projects (full office floors, hospitals, commercial spaces): 3–7 days or more

In most cases, installation is done with minimal disruption, and spaces can often continue operating during the process.

Our usual waiting time is one week to ten days. However, we will always try our best to fit you in sooner. 

Yes! A project manager will be assigned to your job and will be there for you every step of the way. They will then sign off on each day we are there to ensure the quality is up to the standards we expect from our team. 

We require an advance payment to lock in your installation date and order the material. The balance will be upon completion or as agreed prior to your installation. 

 

Our architectural vinyl used for counter top applications is heat resistant up to 110°C. It is also scratch, mold and water resistant. Ideal for counter tops. 

We recommend to move any expensive items, other than that there is no need to move anything as our team will do so for you. They will then put everything back the way they found it. 

A deep clean must be carried out, especially in the kitchen. We recommend using any grease remover. Remember to check under your cabinet doors too, most people miss this and its the most dirty! 

How durable is your kitchen wrap?

Our architectural vinyl is more durable than classic solutions such as wood and paint due to its high scratch resistance. 

We do yes, just send over some pictures of what you’d like wrapped and we can give you a rough estimate. The pictures must show the whole area so we can see clearly. 

It is quite durable however not indestructible so we advise the use of a chopping board and pan stand. 

No it doesn’t, vinyl wrap holds really well next to ovens and cookers and have been widely tested to last long specially in these areas. 

It depends, if you are renting and want to wrap your kitchen then we suggest that you don’t scrape off the old paint and wrap over the existing paint and you can just peel if off when you vacate. If you own the house then removing the damaged paint and wrap would be advisable. This would mean the surfaces will need to be treated with primer prior to the vinyl application. 

Yes, kitchen wrapping is secure and holds up really well over time. Unless you bang things into your kitchen cabinets and counter tops vinyl wrapping can last a long time without any hassle. Even the damaged vinyl can be easily replaced. 

Vinyl wraps lasts longer than paint and depending on how well it is maintained. We have seen some last over for 8 years that have been well maintained. Vinyl is viewed as quick fix to change the look of your kitchen without putting a dent in your pocket so this needs to be taken into consideration as it is a cheaper alternative than replacing your entire kitchen.