Tuxedo Oak Wood Grain

Start with an A4 sample in a small hidden spot. On a smooth, sound and well bonded surface, Velven is designed to peel away when you remove it; weak or loose paint may lift with any adhesive film, so test before you commit.

Take it one section at a time: peel back a little of the liner, line up the film, then smooth from the centre out. You can reposition it while the adhesive is still lightly placed.

For edges and tight corners, gently warm the film with a hair dryer or low heat gun, press it into place, and let it cool.

For the complete process, watch our cabinet wrapping tutorials.

Velven works best on smooth, sealed surfaces such as cabinet and drawer fronts, furniture, internal doors, wardrobe panels and shelves. If you are unsure about your surface, try an A4 sample in a hidden spot first.

Absolutely. An A4 sample lets you see the colour in your own light, feel the texture and test it on your surface before choosing a roll.

Measure the height, width and thickness of the surface you want to cover. These measurements help you work out how much material you need for the front and edges. If the piece is curved, profiled or not flat, allow extra material so you have enough to follow the shape and trim it neatly.

You choose the roll width and length in metres. We cut the length you order and send it as one continuous roll.

We have free shipping on orders over $149. A4 samples and Sample Boxes ship free at any order value. On orders under $149, rolls ship for $14.95. Express shipping is also available. 120cm rolls cannot be shipped to ACT, TAS or NT. All smaller widths, samples and tools can still be shipped to these locations.

Most applications last around five to ten years. Quieter areas, such as wardrobe doors or feature panels, tend to sit at the longer end; frequently touched drawers and doors may sit nearer the shorter end. Careful prep and firmly pressed edges will help you get the best life from it.