Examples for domestic use

Rather than buying new kitchen fronts, cabinets or counter tops, the durable, high-tech film will give your surfaces a facelift. The purple marble effect on the kitchen front, with the grey marbled counter top, is transformed into a successful wood combination. Once stuck on, an unobtrusive wood design in white adorns the fronts and contrasts nicely with the brown design of the counter top.

Used on the windows, the high-performance film changes any window frame to the colour of your choice. Windows made of plastic, metal or wood are ideal for the adhesive layer, on account of their smooth surface. As can be seen in the cost example, the blue interior colour disappears completely beneath the white film, which covers the substrate completely and evenly. As such, there is now a solution, whereas previously the options were rather limited.

In the kitchen or bathroom, on the floor or wall: the robust and waterproof film offers a quick transformation for all tiles – without turning the room into a building site and with no extensive remodelling. Stickers cut exactly to the specified tile dimension will transform tiled rooms in no time. Sized to run right up to the grout lines, they create a perfect transition, and because the ready-made film pieces are easy to work with, it is not without reason that this is one of the most popular DIY projects.

Wooden doors in particular can fall out of fashion over time, and may no longer match the floor, windows or furniture. Ripping out the doors and their frames and fitting new ones is usually out of the question. As a new coating, the film material provides a simple option if you want to remodel the room without turning it into a building site. Colours can be coordinated to match the windows and floors – neutral, bright colours or a completely unique look can be easily created with a film coating.

With its tactile surface and durable properties, the film offers several advantages at once when used as a wallpaper. Washable, with no paste and no drying time, it can be applied in wide strips onto the smooth wall. Special textures such as metal, leather or rust are easily reproduced using the film.

Whether a complete staircase or just individual steps, if you are keen to modernise there is a solution to hand. With the high-tech film, robust designs can be easily realised for use on floors. Perfectly up to the task under normal use, the film is the simple and quick way to fulfil your renovation wishes. The new surface adheres to the substrate immediately upon application.

Not often requested for installation by our fitters, but very popular as a DIY project, self-build branded furniture can be enhanced with a film. It’s OK to go for simpler materials when choosing your furniture, for at the end of the day, the film checks practically every box in terms of design. The film can be stuck onto any smooth or veneered wood. The smoother the substrate, the better the adhesion, and there is no need to remove uneven areas.

The classic wooden piano in the living room just doesn’t fit with a modern decor, but getting rid is out of the question. A very popular renovation task, which is often requested and implemented – whether as a DIY project or installed by our fitters. In place of the wood finish, neutral colours ranging from white to black are the top sellers for a new piano design. With its new look, the large musical instrument will reclaim its place as a centrepiece within your living room.