Doors, drawers & panels
Count each separately. Include pantry fronts, end panels and any selected shelving; confirm whether backs and edges are included.
SIGNSPOT ARCHITECTURAL WRAPS
Understand what goes into a kitchen wrapping quotation, what to measure and how to compare the options. Start with your cabinet condition, finish preferences and approximate measurements.
Start with a photo and an idea. We’ll help clarify surface suitability, finishes and the next step.

A compact kitchen with damaged, routed doors may need more preparation than a larger kitchen with sound, flat panels. A useful price starts with condition and coverage—not a headline saving against replacement.
Send an overall photo, close-ups of edges and approximate measurements. We will clarify the preparation, selected film, coverage and installation requirements for your quotation.
Count each separately. Include pantry fronts, end panels and any selected shelving; confirm whether backs and edges are included.
Record width and height, and photograph routed details, corners and handles. Profiles affect preparation and application.
Loose laminate, grease, old coatings, chips and moisture damage can change preparation or make replacement preferable.
Selected finish, pattern direction, usable roll width, joins and matching across doors influence material use.
Agree who removes handles or fronts, protects adjacent surfaces and refits hardware. Include any excluded trade work.
Location, occupied rooms, working space, staged access and availability influence the project plan.
Compare wrapping with painting or replacement for the same goal. If the cabinets are failing or the layout needs changing, a surface-only refurbishment may not meet that goal.
Take an overall photograph of each run and close-ups of edges, damage and profiles. Add approximate door, drawer-front and panel counts, measurements where available, your Auckland suburb and preferred finish direction. These details help us identify the next assessment step; they do not create an instant fixed quote.
Return to kitchen cabinet wrapping →Photographs can start the discussion and help identify missing information. A confirmed scope may still need measurements, inspection and product suitability checks.
No. Compare the complete scope, condition and desired result. Repair and preparation can change the economics, and replacement may be more appropriate.
Discuss responsibilities before doing anything. Unapproved sanding, cleaning or dismantling may affect the surface assessment or add corrective work.
Start with your name, a way to contact you and what you would like to refresh. Photographs and rough dimensions help, but you can send them later.
Working to a budget or opening date? Tell us at the start so it can shape the discussion.
PHOTOS FIRST. A CONSIDERED QUOTE NEXT.
Upload overall photographs, close-ups of edges and any damage, approximate dimensions and the Auckland project location. Share what you know; we can clarify the rest.