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Built-in wardrobes, sliding doors, shoe cabinets, storage runs and TV consoles, given a completely different character without dismantling a single piece of carpentry.
A full-height wardrobe run is bespoke carpentry, cut once to your ceiling and never quite replaceable for what it originally cost. Tearing it out means demolition, disposal, remeasuring and starting again. Resurfacing changes its whole character in a day or two, and your shelving, rails and tracks are never even touched.
Mirrored fronts age a bedroom faster than anything else in it, and they hand back a reflection of whatever mess is opposite. Film goes straight over the glass, so the wall becomes one calm, quiet plane. No cost, no mess, no glaziers.
A wardrobe wrapped white against a varnished timber frame still reads, unmistakably, as an old wardrobe in a new coat. We take the frame and every visible edge along with the doors, so the run finally looks like one deliberate piece of furniture.
Drag any slider. Every pair is our own photography, in someone's actual home.
Film needs a surface that is flat, sound and dry. These are the times resurfacing is simply the wrong answer for you, and we would far rather say so at the survey than leave you to discover it after the invoice.
Send a photo of the surface and roughly what you have in mind. We will tell you what is possible, what it would cost, and whether it is worth doing at all.
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