Kitchen Wraps are a cost effective alternative to replacing kitchen doors, drawers and worktops. The wraps can be applied yourself with no need for a professional fitter.

The wraps are manufactured in Germany to a very high standard.

Kitchen Wraps are easy to apply thanks to the special water based adhesive, which strengthens over time. This allows you to peel the film back if you make a mistake and re-apply. Some cheaper alternatives with more aggressive adhesives are difficult to remove and may tear.

In a nutshell the surface needs to be flat, smooth and clean. Avoid textured, damp and dirty surfaces.

OK
Wood
Metal
Flat glass / mirror
Flat tiles
Laminate / veneer
Plastic
Marble
Primed MDF

Avoid
Brick / stone walls
Textured glass
Dirty/dusty/damp surfaces
Wet areas (unless sealed)
Floors
Areas in direct heat (distance of 15cm needed)
Raw MDF

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If you get air bubbles, don’t worry. You can either peel back and re-apply, or use a pin to prick the bubble and smooth out with your smoother.

You can minimize the appearance of air bubbles by following these simple steps:

• Only peel back a small amount of backing paper at a time.
• Smooth the vinyl from the centre out to the edges, peeling away the backing paper little by little as you go.
• It is sometimes helpful to spray a little water to the surface of the area you are covering which helps the film glide into place and minimizes air bubbles. Use your smoother to squeeze out any excess moisture. The water will dry out after 24 hours.

•  Tape measure
•  Scissors
•  Water spray bottle
•  Pencil
•  Application kit (scalpel and smoother)
•  Hairdryer
•  Screw driver
•  Dry clean cloth

Yes, the films are heat resistant to 75°C so hot plates and cups are fine but use worktop savers for hot pans

Yes, the film’s surface is water resistant and can be wiped clean, but you need to prevent water from getting underneath, as this will compromise the adhesive and the vinyl may start to lift. To avoid this, always use a sealant around edges and joins when using in wet areas such as kitchens and bathrooms.

Yes ! It’s not as straight forward as flat fronted doors but you can still do it in one of two ways:

Place the film over the whole door, make pin pricks in the vinyl where the grooves are and then use a hairdryer on a low setting and your smoother to gently push the film into the grooves. Click here to watch our ‘how to’ video

OR

Cut strips to cover the side and bottom sections and then fill in the centre piece.

Click here for instructions.

Kitchen Wraps can be wiped clean using normal household cleaners.

Remember to use a chopping board when using knives and a heat proof mat for hot pans.

Yes, in the vast majority of cases the film can be peeled away, even after a long period of time. We recommend heating the vinyl with a hairdryer on a low setting to soften the adhesive, making it easier to peel.

For an instant splash back upgrade, tile stickers can be applied directly over existing tiles with minimum effort and no need for a professional decorator.

No mess, no grout, simply peel and stick.

The realistic 3D tile effects provide pattern and texture in modern, on trend designs – a great budget friendly alternative to removing and replacing real tiles!

In a nutshell the surface needs to be flat, smooth and clean. Avoid textured, damp and dirty surfaces.

OK
Smooth ceramic or glass tiles
Painted walls
Flat wallpaper
Mirror
Acrylic wall panels

Avoid
Dirty/ dusty / damp surfaces
Freshly painted walls (wait 3 weeks)
Stucco wall and other textured surfaces
Unpainted plywood
Bare plastered walls

• Tape measure
• Cloth
• Scissors
• Pencil
• Water spray bottle (use water to help reposition during application)

No, the tiles should be kept 30cm away from direct heat such as gas flames.

Yes, the surface is water resistant and can be wiped clean with water and mild household cleaners.

For the 3D domed tiles you need to prevent water from getting underneath, as this will compromise the adhesive and it may start to lift. To avoid this, always use a clear silicone sealant around edges and joins when using in wet areas such as shower cubicles and around sinks and baths.

The 3D domed tiles are even anti-mould, anti-fugal and anti-bacterial.

Yes, use a hairdryer on a low setting to soften the adhesive.
Any residue can be cleaned off with ethanol.

Suitable surfaces
Clean flat tiles
Flat painted walls
Flat wall panels (including shower panels)

Unsuitable surfaces
Uneven, unclean, dirty or dusty surfaces
Surfaces affected by damp issues

Tape measure
Pencil
Utility Knife
Metal ruler (or other straight edge)

Yes, there is a membrane on two adjacent sides of the tile which remains in situ to form a barrier between the tiles and prevents water getting behind.

The tiles can withstand a maximum temperature of 60°C. They can be used behind an electric or induction hob but not suitable near open gas flames. The temperature on the wall behind the hob shouldn’t exceed 30-40°C whilst cooking.

Yes, the tiles are waterproof if applied correctly, so can be used in shower cubicles and around baths and sinks.

Simply score with a utility knife and snap the tile, click here to see a how to video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MKkxPUbIusM

If you need to fit around a socket or other obstacle, click here to see how it’s done: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BbYy8j4VDO0&t=67s

View our ‘How to apply Self-Adhesive Wall Tiles‘ step by step guide.

Use standard, non-abrasive household cleaners

Use a flat head screwdriver to wedge behind the tile then peel it off the wall. Use ethanol to remove any remaining residue.

For an instant splash back upgrade, 3D wallpaper is unique as it can be applied directly over existing tiles with minimum effort and no need for a professional decorator.

Unlike conventional wallpaper, the product is applied horizontally instead of vertically, making it possible to apply one continuous length along the splash back and minimize the number of joins.

Unbelievably, you can even use the wallpaper in shower cubicles if you seal thoroughly around the edges with silicone.

The realistic tile and stone effects provide pattern and texture in modern, on trend designs – a great budget friendly alternative to removing and replacing real tiles!

In a nutshell the surface needs to be flat, smooth and clean. Avoid textured, damp and dirty surfaces.

OK
Tiles
Plastered Walls

Avoid
Dirty/ dusty / damp surfaces

•  Tape measure
•  Cloth
•  Scissors
•  Pencil
•  Special glue (search for 270-1098)

The wallpaper is made of PVC, so you need to avoid contact with direct heat such as gas flames.

Yes, the surface is water resistant and can be wiped clean with water and mild household cleaners. However, you need to prevent water from getting underneath, as this will compromise the adhesive and it may start to lift. To avoid this, always use a clear silicone sealant around edges and joins when using in wet areas such as shower cubicles and around sinks and baths.

Yes, the wallpaper is fully removable.

Any residue can be cleaned off with ethanol.

• Application kit with utility knife and smoother (item NU1554)
• Tape measure
• Level (plumb bob) and pencil
• Ruler or straight edge

Please refer to our how to guide

Clean, flat smooth surfaces such as painted walls and furniture (allow 4 weeks for newly painted surfaces to fully cure).

Avoid: damp surfaces, textured walls, wallpaper, brick/cinderblock, unpainted dryrock/Sheetrock or plaster, non-stick paint. Not suitable for outdoors.

• Peel back only a small section of backing paper at a time during application
• We recommend using our application kit containing a smoothing tool to push any trapped air out to the edges
• If you get a bubble, peel back and re-apply (the wallpaper can be repositioned during application)
• Prick small bubbles with a pin and smooth out to release trapped air

Wipe clean with a damp cloth, do not over soak the wallpaper, it may become damaged.

Slowly pull the edge from the top corner directly downward. The wallpaper is fully removable.

Self adhesive floor tiles are a cost effective way of covering up old floors, from cracked tiles to dated wood. They can be applied directly over a level, hard, clean, flat surface. (Levelling with hardboard may be necessary).

The ultimate DIY product, self adhesive floor tiles are so easy to fit, there’s no grout or glue required and you won’t need the services of a professional fitter – another saving!

The vinyl material makes the tiles ideal for use in kitchens, bathrooms and utility rooms and are easy to clean.

In a nutshell the surface needs to be flat, smooth and clean. Avoid textured, damp and dirty surfaces.

OK
Hardwood
Tiles
Parquet
Wood

Avoid
Concrete (unless latex primer is used)
Raw wood (unless latex primer is used)
Uneven surfaces (carpets and floorboards)
Dirty, dusty or damp surfaces (the adhesive won’t stick)
Floating floors eg laminate & lino

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•  Tape measure
•  Pencil
•  Utility knife
•  Metal ruler (or other sturdy straight edge)

Use normal household detergents to clean the floor tiles.

You need to wait 5 days for the adhesive to bond but after that you can vacuum and clean as normal.

The vinyl’s surface is water resistant but it’s important that water doesn’t get underneath the tile as this will compromise adhesion.

The tiles are not manufactured for this purpose but if you choose to use them as a splash back you will need to use extra adhesive

Simply score with a utility knife and snap to trim the tile to size. Peel away the backing paper and press firmly into place.

Yes, they are fully removable. Any residue can be removed with ethanol.

If you lay a tile incorrectly you can peel it back off and re-position. The adhesive becomes stronger over time and takes a few days to bond fully.

Use a general household cleaner. Avoid scrubbing and harsh, abrasive chemicals. Wipe off any splashes that may stain immediately, such as tomato or curry.

Tile stickers are perfect for covering up old or outdated FLAT wall and floor tiles. A great alternative to painting or even replacing your tiles, tile stickers add both design and colour to instantly transform the look of your kitchen or bathroom in a few simple steps.

Tile stickers are designed to fit neatly over the top of your existing tiles, leaving the grout lines uncovered. If your grout is in need of some attention, tile paint or a grout pen can be used to freshen it up.

How to apply Quadrostyle tile stickers video

How to apply Quadrostyle tile stickers guide

How to apply Quadrostyle floor tile stickers guide

Ensure all 4 sides of the sticker are in contact with the tile. A 1-2 mm gap around each edge of the sticker is ideal to ensure the sticker doesn’t overhang the tile. Rounded tile edges are not suitable. Stickers should not be placed over grout UNLESS the grout is level with your tile and no wider than 3mm.

We do not recommend using tile stickers to cover non-tiled surfaces for a few reasons: 1) It is almost impossible to line tile stickers up perfectly with no gaps or overlapping, 2) the final effect will not have grout lines and 3) stickers may peel up at the corners over time.

The good news is that for flat, non-tiled walls, you can use our Quadrostyle self adhesive splashback panels!

Yes! the stickers can certainly be used over floor tiles. Just make sure you don’t allow them to sit in water (eg base of shower), don’t use them on heated floors and take care when moving furniture around.

The low-tack adhesive used on our stickers means they can be re-positioned during application and when it’s time to remove them, they come off very easily, leaving no residue. Ideal for renters!

Yes, as long as the sticker is in 100% contact with the tile and not overhanging the grout lines, they can be used in wet areas such as shower cubicles if applied correctly.

You need to remember that the stickers are vinyl so direct contact with heat is to be avoided. We recommend keeping the stickers at least 10cm away from a direct heat source. As a general guide, if something gets too hot to touch, it is too hot for a vinyl sticker!

The stickers have a UV laminate coating which helps prevent fading.

Yes, but only if the surface doesn’t get hot! Not suitable for open fires.

Use a general household cleaner. Avoid scrubbing and harsh, abrasive chemicals. Wipe off any splashes that may stain immediately, such as tomato or curry.

Window films provide privacy and decoration on a budget. Ideal for small or awkward shaped windows which can be hard to dress with conventional blinds or curtains. Unlike blinds, window films don’t gather dust, they’re easy to keep clean and provide a contemporary streamline look for your décor.

Windows, glazed doors, conservatories, glass table tops and even shower screens (external side). The glass must be clean and smooth (it will not adhere well to textured or bevelled glass).

• Tape measure
• Cloth
• Scissors
• Pencil
• Water spray bottle
• Application kit with scalpel and smoother or squeegee.

No, the film will provide privacy with only partial loss of light. It also helps reduce glare.

If the light is on inside and it’s dark outside, the film does not provide as much privacy as during the day but will still partially obscure the view.

Yes, this can aid application. Adding a couple of drops of washing up liquid to water and spraying this onto the glass helps the film slide into place and minimise bubbling. Use a smoother or squeegee to push the excess water out to the edges and dry with a cloth. The water may make the film go cloudy to begin with but should dry out within a few days.

Use a damp cloth and non-abrasive household cleaner.

When cutting the film, leave a 2mm gap around each edge to ensure it doesn’t overlap the window seals. The film needs to be 100% in contact with the glass to fully adhere.

Yes, the film can be removed. To make it easier apply a little heat using a hairdryer. Any residue can be removed with ethanol.

Static cling window films are very easy to apply using water (NO ADHESIVE). They provide privacy and decoration for a fraction of the cost of blinds or replacement glass. Window films are ideal for small or awkward shaped windows which can be hard to dress and, unlike blinds, window films don’t gather dust, they’re easy to keep clean and provide a clean, modern look for the home or office.

• d-c-fix application kit containing scalpel and smoother (recommended) or squeegee
• Scissors
• Tape measure
• Pencil
• Water spray bottle.

No, the film will provide privacy with only partial loss of light. It also helps reduce glare and provides 95% UV protection which helps prevent fading of carpets and soft furnishings.

If the light is on inside and it’s dark outside, the film does not provide as much privacy as during the day but will still partially obscure the view.

The film sticks to the glass using static cling technology. Simply spray the glass with plenty of water, peel away the backing paper and smooth the static side of the film into place. The water may make the film go cloudy to begin with but should dry out within a few days.

When cutting the film, leave a 2mm gap around each edge to ensure it doesn’t overlap the window seals. The film needs to be 100% in contact with the glass to fully adhere.

Use a damp cloth and non-abrasive household cleaner.

Yes, the film can be removed very easily without leaving any residue.

Yes, as long as the film is rolled and stored away carefully. To re-apply just spray plenty of water onto the glass surface and smooth into place.

Floors (wood, tiles), walls, furniture and even outdoor paths and patios. Always clean the surface thoroughly before you begin.

• Stencil template
• Primer
• Paint for base coat
• Stencil paint (latex or acrylic)
• CLEAR water based polyurethane varnish for indoor application (eg Ronseal diamond hard clear floor varnish) or patio & paving seal for outdoor application (eg Thompsons clear One Coat)
• Paint brush /foam roller for base coat
• Stencil Brush / small, dense foam roller for stencil application
• Fine paint brush for touching up
• Masking tape
• Paint Tray or container
• White spirit / turps to clean brushes / roller
• Paper Towels

First use a primer then apply a couple of coats of base using a roller. The base coats need to be completely dry before stenciling (it is recommended to wait 24 hours). The stencil paint can be acrylic, latex or chalk paint (read the manufacturer’s guidelines on usage) but the most important part is to seal the paint with a couple of coats of good quality CLEAR water based polyurethane varnish.

Use a masonry paint (in your chosen colours – base and accent colour). You may need a couple of coats.

Important! Make sure you read the paint manufacturer’s instructions with regard to temperature for application, cure time and time between coats.

Once painted you MUST use a clear patio & paving seal for protection.

You will need to jet wash the existing slabs or concrete to get it clean before starting the job. If the surface is dusty, brush away the dust before you start painting. Note: if working outdoors choose a calm, dry day with no wind to avoid dust and dirt being blown onto the wet paint.

When painting a floor, you need to be aware that there may be some wear and tear, meaning that it may not be as hard wearing as real tiles or patterned lino. However, the key thing is to seal the floor properly with a good quality varnish (for indoors) or a patio & paving seal (for outdoors).

The top tip to prevent bleeding is to ensure you don’t have too much paint on your brush or roller.

Do a test on some paper before you begin stenciling to get used to knowing how much paint to apply. Any bleeds can either be painted over or touched up afterwards with a fine paint brush. Note: paths and patios tend to have a textured, bumpy surface therefore you won’t be able to achieve completely clean, crisp lines on this type of surface. It all adds to the character!

Each stencil has one full motif within the outer border so on un-tiled surfaces, simply line the stencil up with the area already painted, working in a grid formation. If you are stencilling on tiles, just use the existing tile as your guide.

Stenciling is a job for the patient ! It can’t be rushed – you need to take your time! It is quicker and easier if you have two stencils to work with so when one is drying you can use the other.

If the whole motif is ruined just paint over it with your base coat once the stencil paint is dry. You will have to wait for the base coat to completely dry before you try again. If it’s a minor mistake, you may be able to wipe the paint with water.