67.5cm x 3m roll is a good size for most worktops.

There are huge savings when you buy one of our ‘box buys’ compared with a single roll price.

Use the grid on the backing paper to help cut straight lines.

Only peel a small section of backing paper at a time, then smooth from side to side.  Don’t peel the backing off in one go (could be disastrous)!

If you make a mistake carefully peel back the film (avoiding stretching it too much) and re-apply.

When applying a woodgrain, ensure the grain is going in the right direction (along the length of the worktop).

To cut around a sink, cut a X to feed the tap and drainer through, push the film into the edges of the drainer and trim away the excess.

Heat from a hairdryer helps wrap around curved edges like worktops.

To protect your vinyl, do not put hot pans down or drag sharp edges on it, note vinyl can be easily removed and replaced if needed.

67.5cm x 3m roll is a good size for most worktops.

There are huge savings when you buy one of our ‘box buys’ compared with a single roll price.

Use the grid on the backing paper to help cut straight lines.

Only peel a small section of backing paper at a time, then smooth from side to side.  Don’t peel the backing off in one go (could be disastrous)!

If you make a mistake carefully peel back the film (avoiding stretching it too much) and re-apply.

When applying a woodgrain, ensure the grain is going in the right direction (along the length of the worktop).

To cut around a sink, cut a X to feed the tap and drainer through, push the film into the edges of the drainer and trim away the excess.

Heat from a hairdryer helps wrap around curved edges like worktops.

To protect your vinyl, do not put hot pans down or drag sharp edges on it, note vinyl can be easily removed and replaced if needed.

67.5cm x 3m roll is a good size for most worktops.

There are huge savings when you buy one of our ‘box buys’ compared with a single roll price.

Use the grid on the backing paper to help cut straight lines.

Only peel a small section of backing paper at a time, then smooth from side to side.  Don’t peel the backing off in one go (could be disastrous)!

If you make a mistake carefully peel back the film (avoiding stretching it too much) and re-apply.

When applying a woodgrain, ensure the grain is going in the right direction (along the length of the worktop).

To cut around a sink, cut a X to feed the tap and drainer through, push the film into the edges of the drainer and trim away the excess.

Heat from a hairdryer helps wrap around curved edges like worktops.

To protect your vinyl, do not put hot pans down or drag sharp edges on it, note vinyl can be easily removed and replaced if needed.

67.5cm x 3m roll is a good size for most worktops.

There are huge savings when you buy one of our ‘box buys’ compared with a single roll price.

Use the grid on the backing paper to help cut straight lines.

Only peel a small section of backing paper at a time, then smooth from side to side.  Don’t peel the backing off in one go (could be disastrous)!

If you make a mistake carefully peel back the film (avoiding stretching it too much) and re-apply.

When applying a woodgrain, ensure the grain is going in the right direction (along the length of the worktop).

To cut around a sink, cut a X to feed the tap and drainer through, push the film into the edges of the drainer and trim away the excess.

Heat from a hairdryer helps wrap around curved edges like worktops.

To protect your vinyl, do not put hot pans down or drag sharp edges on it, note vinyl can be easily removed and replaced if needed.

67.5cm x 3m roll is a good size for most worktops.

There are huge savings when you buy one of our ‘box buys’ compared with a single roll price.

Use the grid on the backing paper to help cut straight lines.

Only peel a small section of backing paper at a time, then smooth from side to side.  Don’t peel the backing off in one go (could be disastrous)!

If you make a mistake carefully peel back the film (avoiding stretching it too much) and re-apply.

When applying a woodgrain, ensure the grain is going in the right direction (along the length of the worktop).

To cut around a sink, cut a X to feed the tap and drainer through, push the film into the edges of the drainer and trim away the excess.

Heat from a hairdryer helps wrap around curved edges like worktops.

To protect your vinyl, do not put hot pans down or drag sharp edges on it, note vinyl can be easily removed and replaced if needed.

67.5cm x 3m roll is a good size for most worktops.

There are huge savings when you buy one of our ‘box buys’ compared with a single roll price.

Use the grid on the backing paper to help cut straight lines.

Only peel a small section of backing paper at a time, then smooth from side to side.  Don’t peel the backing off in one go (could be disastrous)!

If you make a mistake carefully peel back the film (avoiding stretching it too much) and re-apply.

When applying a woodgrain, ensure the grain is going in the right direction (along the length of the worktop).

To cut around a sink, cut a X to feed the tap and drainer through, push the film into the edges of the drainer and trim away the excess.

Heat from a hairdryer helps wrap around curved edges like worktops.

To protect your vinyl, do not put hot pans down or drag sharp edges on it, note vinyl can be easily removed and replaced if needed.

67.5cm x 3m roll is a good size for most worktops.

There are huge savings when you buy one of our ‘box buys’ compared with a single roll price.

Use the grid on the backing paper to help cut straight lines.

Only peel a small section of backing paper at a time, then smooth from side to side.  Don’t peel the backing off in one go (could be disastrous)!

If you make a mistake carefully peel back the film (avoiding stretching it too much) and re-apply.

When applying a woodgrain, ensure the grain is going in the right direction (along the length of the worktop).

To cut around a sink, cut a X to feed the tap and drainer through, push the film into the edges of the drainer and trim away the excess.

Heat from a hairdryer helps wrap around curved edges like worktops.

To protect your vinyl, do not put hot pans down or drag sharp edges on it, note vinyl can be easily removed and replaced if needed.

67.5cm x 3m roll is a good size for most worktops.

There are huge savings when you buy one of our ‘box buys’ compared with a single roll price.

Use the grid on the backing paper to help cut straight lines.

Only peel a small section of backing paper at a time, then smooth from side to side.  Don’t peel the backing off in one go (could be disastrous)!

If you make a mistake carefully peel back the film (avoiding stretching it too much) and re-apply.

When applying a woodgrain, ensure the grain is going in the right direction (along the length of the worktop).

To cut around a sink, cut a X to feed the tap and drainer through, push the film into the edges of the drainer and trim away the excess.

Heat from a hairdryer helps wrap around curved edges like worktops.

To protect your vinyl, do not put hot pans down or drag sharp edges on it, note vinyl can be easily removed and replaced if needed.

67.5cm x 3m roll is a good size for most worktops.

There are huge savings when you buy one of our ‘box buys’ compared with a single roll price.

Use the grid on the backing paper to help cut straight lines.

Only peel a small section of backing paper at a time, then smooth from side to side.  Don’t peel the backing off in one go (could be disastrous)!

If you make a mistake carefully peel back the film (avoiding stretching it too much) and re-apply.

When applying a woodgrain, ensure the grain is going in the right direction (along the length of the worktop).

To cut around a sink, cut a X to feed the tap and drainer through, push the film into the edges of the drainer and trim away the excess.

Heat from a hairdryer helps wrap around curved edges like worktops.

To protect your vinyl, do not put hot pans down or drag sharp edges on it, note vinyl can be easily removed and replaced if needed.

67.5cm x 3m roll is a good size for most worktops.

There are huge savings when you buy one of our ‘box buys’ compared with a single roll price.

Use the grid on the backing paper to help cut straight lines.

Only peel a small section of backing paper at a time, then smooth from side to side.  Don’t peel the backing off in one go (could be disastrous)!

If you make a mistake carefully peel back the film (avoiding stretching it too much) and re-apply.

When applying a woodgrain, ensure the grain is going in the right direction (along the length of the worktop).

To cut around a sink, cut a X to feed the tap and drainer through, push the film into the edges of the drainer and trim away the excess.

Heat from a hairdryer helps wrap around curved edges like worktops.

To protect your vinyl, do not put hot pans down or drag sharp edges on it, note vinyl can be easily removed and replaced if needed.