67.5cm x 2m (Pack of 5 + App Kit) d-c-fix RIBBECK OAK sticky back plastic vinyl wrap film (346-8147)

I love the color, very warm and not dull or too dark. Not too bad to apply. The added perk is it has a texture of wood grain, very nice for worktops. Both ends of the squeegee are useful too. The hard end is good around tile edges. I'd recommend removing silicone beforehand. So far very happy and good quality. Also a hair dryer helped just don't overdo it.

If you don’t have the money to rip out and replace kitchen worktops, this is your answer. But please be sure to buy the DC-Fix application kit or you end up making an a*se of it. Slow and steady is the way to do. I don’t recmd going over joining bars - give them a cupla coats of accompanying spray paint cos when it’s all nicely done you don’t want shipped and scraped joining bars letting your finish down.And preparation is KEY! For all it’s dead easy to do, make sure the bunkers are clean, free from grease especially as it just won’t ever stick, dry and free of stoor which will cause tearing upon application. 🥴. Use a hairdryer on its lowest setting to stretch the paper over the edges rubbing on with the side of your fixing tool - not the felt part. Again, prep first by giving bare sides a good sanding down.If you see the odd bubble, just use a pin and pop it, use the hairdryer again and roll the air out.Overall it’s a cheap transformation to the look of your kitchen and you can easily and cheaply redo it to your hearts content if you cause damage over time or just fancy a change. BUT PLEASE PROTECT FROM HOT PANS BY USING GLASS PROTECTORS. 👌🏻✨✨✨✨ xxx

Having recently moved into a house with very cheap, thin, and chipped grey worktops - and not planning to rip the kitchen out for at least a year- I was after a solution to hide these in the interim period. I ordered this on a whim, honestly not expecting much at all however I was pleasantly surprised by what arrived. Does the vinyl look exactly like wood? No, of course not. But does it dramatically spruce up tired ugly worktops so they no longer make you cry when you walk into the room? Absolutely, yes. It was a breeze to install (just make sure your worktops are scrupulously clean and dry). Mine has been down now for about a month and has been respected (no hot pans) but not pampered. It still looks absolutely great. Pro tip- silicone around the edges and around the sink for a very neat finish.

I spent ages trying to find some vinyl for my kitchen counters. I really didn’t want anything shiny or that looks super plasticky. Decided on this and so glad I did, it’s even got wood grain texture, not at all shiny either. Was really easy to apply and I’ve only used 2 1/2 rolls and I have quite large counters. I’ve had it on for a month so far and no marks what so ever, course you have to be careful and not place anything hot on them. They look great though!! Had so many compliments

Looks really great but haven’t used yet

Easy to use and worth the money

I used this to cover an old scratched chest of drawers. It's amazing looks like real pale oak wood. It's very easy to do. It sticks well, but can be peeled off without damaging item It's stuck on.

Really impressed how this looks I changed my counters from blue to this and I think it looks fabby. Really easy to use just need a sharp knife and a vinyl too to flatten. Durable still looks fresh after 3 years. Love this