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Interior wrapping
What it is
What is interior wrapping?
Interior wrapping is renewing interior surfaces with high-quality film. Panels, furniture fronts, wall and ceiling sections, bar tops and door frames get a new finish, from wood and stone looks to matte, metallic or high-gloss colours, without replacing a single part.
On board a superyacht, replacing interior parts quickly becomes a major operation: everything is custom made, lead times run into months and the interior has to come apart. With wrapping, the existing part stays in place and gets a new, durable surface. We carry out the work on location, wherever the yacht is.
Before
AfterWrapping instead of replacing
Why wrapping and not a refit?
A worn or dated interior does not always need new parts. Modern interior films are barely distinguishable from the real material: they carry the texture and sheen of wood, stone, leather or lacquer and are available in hundreds of finishes. The film follows the shape of the part, including curves, edges and profiles.
Wrapping is many times faster and more affordable than replacement: no lead time for custom-made parts, no dismantling, no weeks of downtime. The film also protects the underlying surface, and it can be removed or renewed later, so the look on board can change again without touching the interior itself.
Process
How we work
We first look at the surfaces and your wishes, then choose the film together with you. The wrapping itself is done on board, space by space, with the interior in place.
Before
AfterAdvice and samples
We assess the surfaces, discuss the look you want and select the film together with you using samples.
Preparation
We clean and degrease the surfaces and carefully mask off the hardware. We deliberately do not remove it, which prevents damage.
Wrapping
We apply the film tight, including on curves, edges and profiles. On curved or very large panels seams are unavoidable, but we place them as discreetly as possible.
Finishing and check
We check seams, adhesion and finish, so the result looks like it came from the yard.
Benefits
The advantages of interior wrapping
Wrapping renews the interior without the cost and downtime of a refit.
No refit needed
The existing parts stay in place. No dismantling, no custom-made replacements, no months of lead time.
Faster and more affordable
Wrapping takes days rather than weeks and costs a fraction of replacing interior parts.
Hundreds of finishes
Wood, stone and leather looks, matte, metallic and high-gloss colours, with the texture of the real material.
Durable and reversible
The film protects the underlying surface, is easy to maintain and can be removed or renewed later.
Experience
Years of film work on board
Film work is second nature to us. In more than fifteen years on board superyachts we have applied film to hundreds of surfaces: from black borders and protective film on glass to film on marble, stainless steel and high-gloss lacquer.
We know how to work cleanly and precisely in a finished interior, without damage and without disrupting the schedule on board. That is why shipyards and captains in more than twenty countries ask us back.
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FAQ
Questions about interior wrapping
Flat and curved panels, furniture fronts, wall and ceiling sections, bar tops and door frames, among others. Not every surface is suitable; we assess that on board and tell you honestly what is possible.
Need advice on the right treatment?
Tell us about the glass and the damage, feel free to include photos, and we’ll recommend the best approach.
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