Kesgrave and Grange Farm are mostly 1990s and 2000s family homes, and many still have the kitchen they were built with. The units are solid, but the finish has dated. Wrapping gives doors, drawer fronts and end panels a new colour or woodgrain in a few days, and you keep the layout and appliances you already have.
Worktops can be wrapped at the same time, so the whole kitchen changes without a fitter, a skip or weeks of disruption.
On the glass side, we fit solar control film to conservatories and garden rooms that overheat in summer, and privacy film to front doors, bathrooms and ground-floor windows.
Kitchens in Kesgrave and Grange Farm
Kesgrave is one of the biggest residential areas near Ipswich, with large estates such as Grange Farm built mostly from the 1990s onwards. We work with homeowners here often, on kitchen wraps, worktops and window film.
Kitchens from that era usually have oak, beech or cream doors on solid carcasses. The layout still works, the units are sound, and only the finish looks dated. That's exactly what wrapping is for. Popular choices here are matt greys, greens and handleless-look whites.
Newer homes in Kesgrave often come with a plain new-build kitchen in a colour the buyer didn't choose. A wrap gets you the finish you wanted without replacing a nearly new kitchen.
