Architectural Wrap
Architectural interior film is a self-adhesive surface covering that transforms walls, doors, furniture and cabinetry without the cost or disruption of a traditional refit.
There are over 500 finishes spanning wood, stone, marble, metal, fabric and leather, manufactured to EN13501 fire safety standards.
Whether you are looking to update kitchen cabinet doors, a fire-rated finish for a commercial fit-out, or a hotel updating a tired entrance lobby, without the disruption or expence. Get the finish of a full refurb with pricing to support your project.
Wood effect film
Wood film covers everything from light ash and natural oak to dark walnut, teak, maple and cherry. The ZG Multi-Print series produces a grain depth that shifts with viewing angle, which is what separates it from flat-printed consumer wood films. UG paper-texture finishes add genuine tactile grain. Painted wood variants and FR-certified options are available for commercial specifications.
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Concrete and Brick Effects
Concrete effect film includes MG 3001 Peacock Natural, MG 485-488 Urban Stone and the EG/TG concrete series. Applied to bar fronts, retail feature walls and reception areas, it avoids the structural load, drying time and mess of poured concrete or polished plaster.
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Metal Effect Film
Metal film spans brushed, hairline and hammered finishes in the XG Grand Metal series, pearl and iridescent effects in the EG/PG Grand Pearl Metal series, and cement-metal tones in the TG Cement Metal series. Fire-rated variants are available for lift cladding, reception counters and retail fit-out where compliance is required.
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Leather Effect Film
Leather effect film covers the TG Basic Leather grain series, the SW Suede series, and the SC/SE/SP Premium Leather range including crocodile, anaconda and beadwork textures. Used on headboards, reception seating and hospitality furniture. Unlike real leather bonded to furniture, it does not peel at the edges or crack with temperature changes.
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Soft Touch Films
Premium soft touch film - the JG 9500-9501 Superior Matte series - is the hardest-wearing film SOIF stocks. It is the choice for cabinet makers and furniture manufacturers who need a finish that survives constant daily contact. The hard-coating is a functional protection layer, not just an aesthetic one.
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Fabric Film Effect
Fabric effect film includes the CG Warm Linen Premium Fabric series, DG Essential Fabric, tweed effects and woven textures. Widely used in hospitality interiors and bedroom feature walls. It gives the visual warmth of real fabric without the impracticality: wipe-clean, moisture resistant, and no fraying at the edges.
ARCHITECTURAL WRAP
Where architectural film is used
Residential
Kitchen cabinet wrapping is the highest-volume residential use. Doors are degreased, raw MDF edges are primed, and the whole set is wrapped in a single session - a full kitchen typically takes one to two days with no demolition and nothing sent to landfill. From there the applications extend to wardrobes, sideboards and tables, wall panelling in wood-grain or stone effect, flush internal doors updated without replacement, and bathroom walls in stone or marble film that is moisture resistant and wipe-clean. Kitchen vinyl wrap is the most searched residential application.
Commercial
Fire door wrapping is the highest-value commercial use and the area where the EN13501 fire-rated series matters most. Fire rated architectural film is specified for student accommodation, HMO properties, NHS facilities, schools and hotels - anywhere UK building regulations demand a Class B rating. Beyond fire doors, SOIF film is used across office interiors, hotel corridors and guest rooms, retail fit-out and healthcare environments. The compliance position is explicit: EN13501 B-S2-D0, CE marked, UKCA certified, certificates available on request.