Your questions, answered.

Yes. Every install comes with a 5-year written material warranty on the film. Installation terms are set by your installer and confirmed at the sample visit.

Yes. It's commercial-grade architectural film with embossed grain you can feel and a true matte or gloss surface. Up close it reads as wood, stone or a painted finish, not a sticker.

10+ years in daily kitchen use. It's heat, moisture and scratch resistant and rated for hotel and retail millwork.

A damp cloth and mild soap. No abrasive pads, no harsh solvents.

A single door or drawer front can be rewrapped on its own. No need to redo the kitchen.

Yes. The film comes off without damaging the cabinet underneath.

Flat-panel doors and drawer fronts, the slab style common in condos and modern kitchens, are the standard job. Shaker and raised-panel doors are possible depending on the profile and the installer; send a few photos and you'll get an honest yes or no before anyone comes out. Laminate, thermofoil and painted surfaces are all fine.

Yes. Upload a photo in Design your kitchen and preview your own cabinets in any finish in seconds. Then your installer brings physical samples so you can check the grain against your counters and floor.

One day for most kitchens. Doors come off in the morning, get wrapped, and go back on by evening. You cook dinner in the same kitchen that night.

Your project goes to one KWD Certified Installer in your ZIP. They reach out, bring samples to your home, and give you an estimate before anything is scheduled. No obligation.

A KWD Certified Installer near you. Kitchen Wrap Direct vets and matches; the installer quotes, installs and holds the material warranty. One homeowner, one installer.

Usually within one to two weeks of the sample visit. Your installer confirms the date.

No. Doors and drawer fronts come off; the boxes and everything in them stay put.

Nothing is demolished and no plumbing or electrical is touched, so there's no permit, no HOA package, no elevator booking and no contractors in the building for weeks.

Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach today, with more metros opening soon. Enter your ZIP to check.

Most projects run $3,500 to $6,000 depending on size and finish. A full remodel is $15,000 to $40,000. Your installer gives you an estimate at the sample visit.

Kitchen size, number of doors and drawers, the finish family, whether countertops are included, and the condition of the existing surfaces.

Yes. Countertops, islands, interior doors and vanities can all be wrapped. Pick what you want on the form and the estimate covers it.

Directly to your installer, on their terms. Financing depends on the installer; ask at the sample visit.