Door vinyl wrap

Cover the doors in your home in one piece with our 152 cm roll: 2 m covers a whole door.

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What customers say

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Real reviews from Roi Tapis customers, a store in our group, on Avis Vérifiés. Translated from French.

4,3 ★★★★★ Avis Vérifiés · 1,269 reviewsRoi Tapis
★★★★★
«Very reliable site with good products.»
Roger G. · France
★★★★★
«Order received without any problems and on time.»
Alexandre M. · France
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«Very good, fast delivery»
Michel D. · France

Vinyl for doors at home

Replacing interior doors is expensive; covering them with vinyl costs little and transforms the hallway. A standard door is about 198 × 76 cm, so our roll 152 cm wide and 2 m long covers it completely in one piece. The most popular choices are walnut wood grain, white to give old doors a lacquered look and matte black, which is very on trend.

Roll width
152 cm
One door
2 m · €69.99
Most popular
walnut
On trend
matte black
Delivery
€2.99 · free from €59.95

How much do you need?

One side of a standard door: 2 m (€69.99). If you want both sides, 5 m covers two doors on both sides, cutting across the width. For built-in wardrobes, measure the height × width of each door.

Panelled doors

Flat doors are the easiest. Panelled doors can be covered too, by warming the vinyl so it goes into the recesses, but it takes longer.

How it's done

Take the door off and remove the handles and hinges. Clean it and, if it's glossy lacquer, sand it lightly. Apply the vinyl from top to bottom with the squeegee, fold 2 cm over the edges and cut out the holes for the handle and lock.

Frequently asked questions

How much vinyl do I need for a door?

For one side of a standard door, 2 m. At 152 cm wide it covers the door and folds over the edges.

Can I cover a panelled door?

Yes, by warming the vinyl so it fits into the recesses. It takes more work than a flat door.

Will it stand up to daily use?

Yes. It's automotive vinyl, tougher than decorative film, and you clean it with a damp cloth.

Can it be removed later?

Yes, with heat it comes off without damaging the door's finish.