Vinyl Wrap for kitchen cupboards

Paully232000

Just thought I would ask if anyone has experience of this, or had it fitted/installed in their kitchen.

How did you find it, how did it look.

Just wanted to gauge experiences, does it look good or a bit cheap and not as good as in the pictures.

Thanks

Master_Blaster

They are ok until the vinyl starts to delaminate.

Paully232000

Thanks, I was a bit worried about that. Was thinking that it may start to peel over time and make it look worse than the cupboard surface it covers.

Doozergirl

Paully232000 wrote: »

Just thought I would ask if anyone has experience of this, or had it fitted/installed in their kitchen.

How did you find it, how did it look.

Just wanted to gauge experiences, does it look good or a bit cheap and not as good as in the pictures.

Thanks

We did it years ago. The vinyl was free from my work, in advertising. It's a temporary thing, really. Makes something more acceptable while you save for something nicer. I wouldn't spend much on it.

Paully232000

Doozergirl wrote: »

We did it years ago. The vinyl was free from my work, in advertising. It's a temporary thing, really. Makes something more acceptable while you save for something nicer. I wouldn't spend much on it.

How long did you have it on for?
I am thinking a couple of hundred £, and not having it on much more than a year or so while, like you say, save up for a refit of the kitchen.

Doozergirl

Paully232000 wrote: »

How long did you have it on for?
I am thinking a couple of hundred £, and not having it on much more than a year or so while, like you say, save up for a refit of the kitchen.

It would have been about a year. It's not that easy and I had the benefit of some experience. I can still remember blow drying the stuff on to stretch it. If your doors are slab style, it mightn't be too bad.

Paully232000

Doozergirl wrote: »

It would have been about a year. It's not that easy and I had the benefit of some experience. I can still remember blow drying the stuff on to stretch it. If your doors are slab style, it mightn't be too bad.

I was planning on getting a company to do it as have seen examples of a local company which looks good. I dont think my DIY skills are up to the job, especially as the doors that i currently have on my kitchen are grooved.