Kitchen Wrapping in London: Three Specialist Companies to Compare

Kitchen wrapping means covering your existing cupboard doors, drawer fronts, end panels and sometimes worktops with architectural vinyl film. It changes the colour and finish of a kitchen without taking anything out, so the units, plumbing and appliances stay where they are. Most kitchens take one to two days rather than the weeks a refit needs. A small group of London companies do this as their main trade. This guide sets out what three of them offer, so you can compare them before asking for quotes.

KWrap

KWrap is a vinyl wrapping specialist based in Kensington, London. It wraps kitchens (cabinets, doors and worktops) and also does architectural wrapping for internal and front doors, window frames, wardrobes, bathrooms and furniture, plus commercial interiors such as offices, hotels, lifts and shops. It also re-wraps vinyl doors that have started peeling or lifting.

KWrap's approach to choosing a finish stands out: you can search a film code online, then see the real film against your own walls, floor and worktops before deciding.

Kitchen Wrapping London

Kitchen Wrapping London works across London and Surrey, including Kensington, Chelsea, Fulham, Battersea, Ealing, Chiswick, Wimbledon, Richmond, Bromley, Harrow, Epsom and Sutton. It wraps kitchen cupboards, doors, drawer fronts, end panels, tall housings, worktops, tiles and splashbacks, and does architectural work on wardrobes, internal doors, reception desks and shop counters.

It strips old peeling foil or vinyl before re-wrapping, which matters if your kitchen already has a failed wrap or vinyl-faced doors.

Kitchen Wrapping Ltd

Kitchen Wrapping Ltd, which trades online as Kitchen Wrapping UK, has an office at 10 Reeves Mews in Mayfair, London W1K, and covers the whole UK. Alongside kitchen cabinets and worktops it wraps lift entrances, walls, doors and commercial interiors, and offers dental practice cabinet wrapping and paint protection film (PPF) for worktops.

Its online calculator suits people who want a rough figure before anyone visits, and its commercial work suits clinics, offices and residential blocks.

How to choose a kitchen wrapping company in London

How much does kitchen wrapping cost in London?

The price depends on how many doors and panels there are, whether worktops are included, and the finish chosen. As a guide, Kitchen Wrapping London lists prices from £399, with most London kitchens between £750 and £2,500. Wrapping usually costs far less than a new kitchen, because the carcasses, worktops and appliances stay in place.

How long does a kitchen wrap last?

With normal use, a well-fitted architectural film typically lasts 5 to 10 years, according to Kitchen Wrapping London. It is wipe-clean, and it can be removed or changed later without damaging a sound surface underneath.

Summary

For London homeowners who want a fresh kitchen without a refit, KWrap (Kensington, covering London, the South East and Bristol), Kitchen Wrapping London (London and Surrey) and Kitchen Wrapping Ltd (Mayfair, covering the UK) all specialise in vinyl wrapping. All three can start a quote from photos, so it is easy to compare them before booking a survey.