A kitchen wrap resurfaces the parts of your kitchen that date it — the doors, drawer fronts and panels — in architectural-grade vinyl, without touching the units underneath. You get the look of a brand-new kitchen for a fraction of the cost, usually fitted in two or three days with the room usable every evening.
A full replacement kitchen in Northern Ireland typically runs to five figures once you add units, worktops, fitting, plumbing and the weeks of mess that come with it. But in most kitchens the layout already works and the carcasses are sound — it's the surfaces that have aged. Wrapping replaces exactly those surfaces and nothing else, which is why it costs a fraction of replacement and finishes in days rather than weeks.
Honestly: if your cabinets are structurally sound and the doors still close cleanly, wrapping will give you a result you'll struggle to tell from new. If the chipboard is swollen, the layout genuinely doesn't work, or you need units moved, we'll tell you straight that wrapping isn't the right fix. Send us photos and you'll get an honest answer either way.
Photos over WhatsApp, a fixed quote back, help choosing your finish, then installation in days with no demolition and no skip. Read the full step-by-step on our process page →.
We wrap kitchens across County Down and the Belfast area: Belfast → · Newtownards → · Bangor → · Lisburn → · Comber → — or see everywhere we cover →.
Most standard kitchens are completed in two to three days, working room by room so the kitchen stays usable.
The vinyl we use is architectural-grade — rated for daily family cooking, heat, steam and moisture, and it wipes clean. It's the same class of material used in hotel interiors, not a decorative film.
Doors and drawer fronts come off for wrapping, but the fitted units stay exactly where they are. No plumbing, no electrics, no builders.

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Send a few photos. We'll come back with honest advice and a fixed quote.