Protective film for home & interior
The spots that take the most in everyday life are rarely large: the strip at the bottom of the interior door, the bathroom cabinet front next to the washbasin, the window sill with the flower pots, the glass shelf in the display cabinet. A transparent film on top takes the marks; the surface underneath stays as it is.
You measure the surface, choose the shape and get the film in exactly these dimensions – as a rectangle, with corner radius or with a cut-out for handle and fitting. Clear for normal everyday life, Matte for matte fronts, Premium Clear where shoes, bags or pots come every day.
Delivery in 2–4 working days · plus shipping €5.99, free from €55.00
Example: Door kick area 80 × 30 cm · from €16.56 · Clear, cut it yourself
On film: Home
Interior door, window sill, bathroom furniture, chest of drawers – the small spots take the most. Cut to measure, applied yourself.
Typical dimensions in the home
A starting point, not a product: each template opens the configurator with shape, dimensions and film – you enter your dimensions. Doors and fronts are mostly rectangles; the window sill is a narrow strip in the depth and length of the sill.
- Interior door 80 × 200 cmfrom €110.40 · Clear, cut it yourselfOpen in the configurator →
- Door kick area 80 × 30 cmfrom €16.56 · Clear, cut it yourselfOpen in the configurator →
- Wardrobe door 50 × 200 cmfrom €69.00 · Clear, cut it yourselfOpen in the configurator →
- Bathroom cabinet front 60 × 50 cmfrom €20.70 · Clear, cut it yourselfOpen in the configurator →
- Window sill 25 × 120 cmfrom €20.70 · Clear, cut it yourselfOpen in the configurator →
- Glass shelf 30 × 80 cmfrom €16.56 · Clear, cut it yourselfOpen in the configurator →
Three shapes for doors, fronts and sills
Almost everything in the home is a rectangle. It only gets different with rounded fronts and where a handle, door handle or a projection is in the way – for that there is the free form with a template.
Door, front or window sill
Width and height of the surface, measured at the outer edge – the whole door leaf, just the kick area at the bottom, a cabinet front or the sill from wall to wall.
Configure: Door, front or window sillFront with rounded corners
Rectangle with corner radius in millimetres, all four corners the same – as on bathroom furniture and cabinet fronts with soft edges. Round corners lift less than sharp ones.
Configure: Front with rounded cornersWith cut-out for handle or fitting
Enter the enclosing rectangle and upload the contour with the cut-out as a template – for door leaves with lock and handle or window sills with a projection. With “Exactly to size” we cut it exactly like that.
Configure: With cut-out for handle or fitting
Which surface finishes in the home are suitable?
What matters is the surface, not the piece of furniture: painted and laminated doors and fronts, melamine and laminate panels, glass and smooth plastic are suitable – most interior doors, cabinets and bathroom furniture are among them. Smooth plastic window sills and painted wooden window sills too.
Oiled, waxed and open-pored woods are not suitable: oil prevents adhesion. Nor are textured plaster, textiles and rough stone – the film cannot follow the texture there. We test polished stone and slightly textured fronts on a sample; if you are unsure, send us a photo.
- Lacquered woodSuitableLacquered interior doors and cabinet fronts, lacquered wooden window sillsThe film holds on sealed, fully cured lacquer. Let freshly lacquered surfaces cure for at least four weeks.
- Laminated and coated woodSuitableFoil-wrapped doors and fronts, bathroom furniture, melamine and laminate boardsSmooth, sealed coating – the normal case for kitchens and furniture.
- Glass and ceramicsSuitableGlass shelves, display cabinets, glass doorsClean grease-free before applying; glass is unforgiving of dust under the film.
- Smooth plasticsSuitableSmooth plastic window sills and plastic panelsSmooth and sealed. For soft or rubberised plastics, test in a hidden spot first.
- Lightly textured surfacesCheck firstFronts with a fine wood-grain texture, soft-touch frontsWhether the adhesive holds across the surface depends on the texture – we test that on a sample.
- Unknown materialCheck firstNot sure what the surface isA photo and a short description are enough – we will tell you whether and which film fits.
- Oiled or waxed woodNot suitableOiled and waxed wooden fronts and window sillsOil and wax prevent adhesion. The film comes off – we generally advise against it.
- Heavily textured or rough surfacesNot suitableRough plaster, coarse natural stone, textiles, corkThe film cannot follow the texture; air channels remain and the edges lift.
Handles, fittings and allowance
Measure each surface individually in centimetres, accurate to one millimetre. 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. On a door the film ends before the seal and frame, on the window sill before the window frame.
Door handle, lock and handles: with “Cut it yourself” you lay the film over the surface and cut around the fittings on site with the cutter; handles can often be unscrewed for this. If the cut-outs should arrive ready, choose the free form and upload a template.
Allowance: with “Cut it yourself” an allowance of one centimetre helps, which you trim off on site. With “Exactly to size” we cut exactly the dimensions entered – the measured dimensions are the final dimensions.
The shorter edge may be at most 180 cm – that is the roll width; the longer one is free. Larger surfaces you set up from two strips, the seam at a joint.
And at least 10 cm. Narrower strips – for a door edge or a trim, for example – you cut yourself from a piece this wide; choose “Cut it yourself”.
Measuring correctlyWhich film
- ClearCabinet fronts, interior doors, glass shelves – the usual case in the home
Transparent standard protective film for everyday protection.
- MatteMatte and dark fronts, bathroom furniture – takes away reflections, fingerprints show less
Matte-transparent film for a subtle, matte look.
- Premium ClearDoor kick area, window sill, vanity unit – used every day
Higher-grade, more resistant film for heavily used surfaces.
No installation tools yet?
Squeegee with felt edge, spray bottle, cloth and cutter – the Application Kit is enough for several applications. If you already have the tools, order the film on its own.
Which surfaces can I protect?
The same film, the same dimensions – only the surface is a different one. If you have several small surfaces, order each as its own piece or take the Home Protection Kit to cut yourself.
Interior doors
The kick area at the bottom, where shoes, vacuum cleaner and toys hit – a rectangle the width of the door, 20 to 40 cm high. Or the whole door leaf, with a cut-out for handle and lock.
Open in the configurator →Bathroom furniture and vanity unit
Fronts and shelves next to the washbasin: wipe off splashes and fingerprints as on the front itself. Permanently wet surfaces, the shower area and joints are not where it belongs – the film does not seal anything.
Open in the configurator →Cabinet fronts and chests of drawers
The front that hands, rings and keys pass every day – one rectangle per front, identical fronts ordered as a quantity, each piece comes separately.
Open in the configurator →Interior window sills
Flower pots, coasters, bags set down: a rectangle in the depth and length of the sill, the edge two to three millimetres in front of the window frame. We cannot yet promise how long it lasts in blazing sun – a sunny sill is best tried out with a sample.
Open in the configurator →Glass surfaces and display cabinets
Glass shelves, display cabinet shelves, glass tops on chests of drawers: glass is suitable – clean it free of grease, then the film lies flat. It protects against signs of use; it is not a safety or anti-shatter film.
Open in the configurator →Shelves and ledges
Where boxes and books slide: one rectangle per shelf, ordered as a quantity. Small surfaces up to 100 × 60 cm you can also cut yourself from the Home Protection Kit.
Open in the configurator →
Questions about home and interior
Can I use the film in the bathroom?+
On bathroom cabinet fronts, vanity base units and shelves, yes: splashes and wiping with a damp cloth are everyday and fine. Permanently wet surfaces, the shower area and joints are not where it belongs – the film does not seal anything. The fronts must be smooth and sealed: laminated, painted or glass.
How do I protect an interior door?+
Usually the kick area at the bottom is enough: a rectangle the width of the door, 20 to 40 cm high, where shoes and vacuum cleaner hit. If you want to cover the whole door leaf, enter width and height and, with “Cut it yourself”, cut around handle and lock on site – or upload the contour with the cut-out as a template. Painted and laminated doors are suitable, oiled veneer doors are not.
Can you see the film on white or matte fronts?+
Clear and Premium Clear are crystal clear and leave colour and gloss of the front as they are – on a glossy front the film disappears. On a matte front a glossy film would stand out; there you take Matte, then the look stays matte. The edge sits two to three millimetres behind the edge of the front and is hardly noticeable.
Does the film hold on the window sill?+
On smooth, sealed window sills – plastic, painted wood, glass – yes. We test polished stone on a sample. We cannot yet promise how long the film lasts in blazing sun; a sill that gets sun all day is best tried out with a sample.
Can I protect glass shelves and display cabinets?+
Yes. Glass is suitable – clean it free of grease, then the film lies flat and protects against signs of use. It is not a safety or anti-shatter film and does not replace safety glass. Each shelf a rectangle, ordered as a quantity.
I rent my home – does the film come off again?+
Yes. The acrylic adhesive comes off smooth, sealed surfaces without residue if you peel the film slowly and at a flat angle; with older applications a little heat from a hair dryer helps. Oiled and waxed woods are not suitable anyway.
Many small surfaces – kit or made to measure?+
For several small surfaces up to 100 × 60 cm that you want to cut yourself, the Home Protection Kit is the simple choice: a piece of Premium Clear plus Application Kit. For a door, a cabinet front or a window sill in exact dimensions – or with a cut-out – you take the made-to-measure cut in the configurator.