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WrapDoor by DoorRev

Resurface doors without starting over.

Refresh eligible flat commercial doors with architectural film, custom graphics or coordinated finish programs, with project-specific material and compliance review.

The value proposition

Keep what works. Upgrade what guests see.

For structurally sound doors with suitable surfaces, resurfacing can be an alternative to replacement. The goal is a faster visual refresh with less demolition and operational disruption.

  • Flat guest-room and commercial doors
  • One or both faces, depending on scope
  • Woodgrain, solid, metal and specialty looks
  • Custom themed and branded graphics
  • Hardware-aware installation planning

Traditional replacement

Removal, disposal, new assembly, hardware coordination, finishing and potentially more downtime.

WrapDoor resurfacing

Evaluate the existing door, prepare the surface, apply the specified film and complete a documented quality check.

Finish directions

Design for the property, not around a limited catalog.

Architectural films are available in extensive finish families. Custom printed graphics can support themed rooms, branded environments, wayfinding and event experiences when the application is appropriate.

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Architectural finishes

Wood, metal, solid, textile, stone and specialty visual directions.

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Themed experiences

Resort, pediatric, educational and entertainment concepts that make doors part of the environment.

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Brand & event graphics

Property-approved visual programs for conferences, groups, sponsors and temporary activations.

Important: A film's surface-burning characteristics are not the same as a fire-door assembly rating. DoorRev will not represent a wrapped door as retaining a rating without project-specific documentation supporting the application. See our Compliance page.

Have doors worth evaluating?

Send the property type, location, approximate door count and a few photos.

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