Kitchen protective film, made to measure

Specifically the surfaces that take a lot and are suitable for it – not every surface in a kitchen. Each surface is its own cut in its dimensions.

The film edge at the corner of the front

Main application

Kitchen fronts

The main application: cabinet and drawer fronts that are touched every day. On smooth, coated or painted fronts the film lies flat and changes neither colour nor texture.

One rectangle per front: width × height at the outer edge.

Single front, several fronts, front with handle or rounded corners – you measure exactly this front and order it in its dimensions.

Configure kitchen frontHow to measure it

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  Side panels

  Large smooth surfaces at the end of a run or on the island – where chair backs, bags and the vacuum cleaner knock against them.

  One rectangle: width × height of the panel.

  Open in the configurator →
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  Handle areas

  Most marks sit around handles and handle rails. The film covers the whole front; you cut around surface-mounted handles on site, recessed grips work as a free form with a template.

  Measure the whole front – the handle is cut out, not subtracted.

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  Kitchen splashback and tiled wall

  Glass and ceramics between worktop and wall cabinet are suitable – clean them free of grease, then the film lies flat.

  One rectangle between worktop and wall cabinet; sockets as cut-outs.

  Open in the configurator →
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  Island and furniture surfaces

  Suitable smooth surfaces on the kitchen island, sideboard or bar panel – the same film, the same dimensions.

  One rectangle per surface, the shorter edge at most the roll width.

  Open in the configurator →
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  Worktop – only under conditions

  Only on suitable, sealed worktops (laminate, glass, ceramics) and only as protection against signs of use: no heat protection, do not cut on it. Oiled wooden worktops are not suitable.

  Depth × length of the worktop, for corner worktops one piece per leg.

  Read the conditions

On high-gloss fronts, fine scratches and fingerprints are the first things you see. The film takes the signs of use instead of the front – which one fits depends on whether the gloss should stay and how often the front is touched.

Care as for the front: soft cloth, water, mild cleaner. No abrasives, no rough pads, no blades.

Width and height in centimetres, accurate to one millimetre – the corner radius in millimetres, just as the configurator expects them. Each front individually: two seemingly identical fronts often differ by a few millimetres.

• Rectangular front

  Width × height

  Width and height of the front at the outer edge, in centimetres and accurate to one millimetre – two seemingly identical fronts often differ by a few millimetres. In the configurator the height is the “Length” field.

  Open the shape in the configurator
• Front with rounded corners

  Width × height + corner radius

  Plus the corner radius in millimetres: mentally extend the straight edges to the corner point and measure from there to where the rounding begins. A coin or a glass helps to compare – all four corners the same.

  Open the shape in the configurator
• Front with recessed grip or cut-out

  Enclosing rectangle + template

  Enter width and height of the whole front and upload the contour with the cut-out as a template – with “Exactly to size” we cut it exactly like that. Or “Cut it yourself”: film over the whole front, cut-out on site with the cutter.

  Open the shape in the configurator
• Where the film edge sits

  Flush or 2–3 mm behind the edge

  The edge of the film sits at the edge of the front – or two to three millimetres behind it, then it is even less noticeable and the edge of the front stays free. With “Exactly to size” your dimensions are the final dimensions; with “Cut it yourself” an allowance of one centimetre helps, which you trim off on site.