When cabinets or wardrobes look dated, you have three options: wrap them, paint or spray them, or replace them. The right one depends on condition, finish and how long you plan to stay.
This comparison is general guidance. We are happy to give a straight recommendation after seeing photos.
Best when the cabinets are structurally sound and you want a new look quickly with little disruption. It offers wood, stone and textured finishes and can be removed later. It is not suited to swollen or water-damaged panels.
Works on solid surfaces and gives a smooth, solid-colour finish. It needs thorough preparation and ventilation, and the process can be messier and slower than wrapping.
Right when cabinets are damaged, the layout does not work, or you want a different configuration. It costs more and takes longer but gives you a new layout and storage.
For rented homes and quick turnarounds, wrapping is attractive. For long-term homes, replacing may justify the extra investment.
It depends on the project. Wrapping and painting are usually cheaper than replacing, but we quote each option for your actual cabinets.
Replacement generally lasts longest. Wrap and paint longevity depend on materials, preparation and use.
Our renovation team handles replacement and our wrapping team handles vinyl. Send photos and we will advise.
Yes, wrap can be removed, though the underlying surface condition matters.
Send us a message with photos and what you need. We reply with next steps and a clear quote.