Industry Advice One of the
biggest advantages of refurbishment is speed
- Scott Davis, sales director at All Print Supplies
Interior vinyl wrapping is changing the game, creating minimalist or maximalist styles that suit brand and personal tastes
much of which ends up in landfill. Wrapping avoids that entirely. By
resurfacing instead of replacing, you reduce waste disposal costs, landfill impact, and carbon emissions, while giving existing fittings a second life. And, because most interior vinyl
wrapping films are durable, heat and moisture-resistant, and can withstand daily wear, they help extend the lifecycle of interiors – particularly in washrooms, corridors, and doorways, where finishes take the most impact. It’s a simple but powerful way to meet
sustainability goals, whether you’re working to BREEAM, LEED, or your own environmental targets
Other sustainable options: If refurbishment isn’t viable, consider a part-refurb, part-replace approach (e.g. rewrapping cubicle panels but replacing damaged doors) to reduce waste without compromising quality.
4. Endless design possibilities and flexibility One of the biggest strengths of interior vinyl is its design flexibility. With hundreds of finishes available, from oak, marble, and concrete to leather and brushed metal, it’s easy to achieve a high-end look that fits your brand identity. That flexibility allows designers and
specifiers to match brand aesthetics, refresh entire interiors, or blend refurbished and new elements seamlessly. Even better, films can be rewrapped or
updated when design trends or branding change, without a full refit. That means you’re investing in a flexible finish that
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adapts with your space and avoids future refurbishment costs.
When wrapping might not work: Not every surface is suitable for wrapping with interior film. High-heat zones, textured walls, or certain curved areas may need different treatments and that’s where your supplier can help you decide what’s possible and what’s not.
5. Cut labour and disposal costs, and build a smarter business For installers, contractors, and designers, offering interior film refurbishment isn’t just smart – it’s strategic. As clients increasingly seek
low-impact, design-led solutions, wrapping provides a future-proof service that meets modern sustainability and budget demands. It helps you say ‘yes’ to more projects, while adding tangible value to every space.
Important to know: Refurbishment doesn’t replace traditional renovation, it complements it. In many projects, the best results often come from mixing refurbishment and replacement strategically.
When refurbishment might not be the best option If the substrate is damaged or unstable or you’re changing the entire layout or function of a space, full or partial replacement may be a better option. In these cases, interior wrapping can still add value by maintaining or updating finishes and extending the lifespan of new installations.
Refurbishment isn’t a shortcut; it’s a smarter way forward Interior vinyl wrapping isn’t about cutting corners; it’s about working smarter. When done right, it saves money,
reduces waste, shortens downtime, and delivers design results. And when it’s not the best fit, knowing that upfront helps you make the right call for your project. Ensure you assess every option –
refurbish, replace, or combine – so you can deliver the best outcome for your client, your budget, and the planet.
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