Kitchen vinyl wrap

Change the colour of your kitchen cabinets in a weekend, with no building work: wood grain, white, matte black or grey on 152 cm rolls.

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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
★★★★★
«Very good, fast delivery»
Michel D. · France

Vinyl to refresh your kitchen

Replacing kitchen doors is expensive; covering them with vinyl costs a fraction and takes a weekend. Our automotive vinyl copes with humidity, steam and daily cleaning, and at 152 cm wide it covers tall doors in one piece. The most popular finishes are matte black, matte white, grey and walnut wood grain.

Roll width
152 cm
Small kitchen
3–5 m
Medium kitchen
5–10 m
On trend
matte black and walnut
Delivery
€2.99 · free from €59.95

What you can cover

How much do you need?

Add up the height of all the doors you're covering (each fits across the width of the roll if it's under 150 cm) and choose that length plus 10%. A small kitchen usually needs 3 to 5 m; a medium one, 5 to 10 m.

Tips

Take the doors off and remove the handles. Degrease thoroughly: in a kitchen, grease is invisible but stops the vinyl sticking. Fold the edges well with heat, especially on the doors next to the hob and oven.

Frequently asked questions

Will vinyl last in the kitchen?

Yes. It copes with humidity, steam and cleaning with mild products. Avoid direct contact with flames or the strong heat of the oven.

Can I clean it with kitchen products?

Yes, with soap and water or mild products. Avoid scourers and solvents.

How much vinyl do I need for my kitchen?

Add up the height of the doors and drawer fronts and add 10%. A small kitchen usually needs 3 to 5 m.

Which colours are popular?

Matte black, matte white, grey and walnut wood grain, on their own or combined (for example, wall units in white and base units in wood).