Wood appearances
Create continuity across door faces, wall panels and millwork with a coordinated grain and tone.
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Coordinate doors, elevator interiors and landings, casework, walls, ceilings, reception desks, furniture and retail fixtures with REATEC architectural film by Koroseal. Resurface Wraps supplies the material and provides professional installation across the United States and U.S. territories.
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REATEC is a flexible architectural film offered by Koroseal for resurfacing doors, columns, elevator cabs and other suitable building surfaces. Wood, metal, stone and leather appearances help a renovation team connect existing elements to an updated design.
For facility managers and contractors, the important question is whether the existing surface is a good candidate for reuse. REATEC is intended for suitable hard, non-porous surfaces; condition, preparation and installation detail are central to the specification. We assess those conditions alongside your finish schedule and access requirements.
Find your finish
Start with the look, then confirm the pattern's suitability. Review a physical sample in your lighting before the final selection.
Create continuity across door faces, wall panels and millwork with a coordinated grain and tone.
Compare options for elevator surrounds, cab panels and architectural accents.
Use a stone-inspired finish on suitable panels and columns within an interior renovation.
Add a different surface character to selected features and furniture details.
Have a finish code already? Send it with your sample or quote request.
Our full range of applications
From a single surface to a coordinated renovation, explore the full range of work we can assess for REATEC. We confirm the selected finish, surface condition and installation requirements for each application.
Refresh guest-room doors, office doors, corridor doors and compatible frames. We plan the faces, edges, hardware cutouts and preparation for a consistent finish across the property.
Door wrapping →Renew suitable elevator wall panels, interior door faces and cab details. The scope identifies seams, trim, handrails and access requirements so the finish works with the existing elevator interior.
Elevator interior wrapping →Coordinate landing door faces, jambs, headers and surrounding panels from floor to floor. We assess the existing surfaces and plan transitions around call buttons, signage and adjacent finishes.
Elevator landing wrapping →Resurface cabinet doors, drawer fronts, exposed ends, storage units and fitted millwork. Surface condition, edge profiles and repeated components guide the preparation and installation plan.
Casework & millwork wrapping →Transform compatible wall panels, feature walls, columns and architectural details. We confirm substrate preparation and coordinate grain direction, panel joints and finish transitions.
Wall surface wrapping →Update suitable ceiling panels, soffits and overhead features. We review the substrate, access, attachment condition and finish requirements before defining an overhead installation.
Architectural ceiling wrapping →Refresh reception desk faces, check-in counters, concierge stations and lobby millwork. Coordinate the selected finish with nearby doors, wall panels and elevator areas.
Reception & millwork finishes →Renew suitable desks, credenzas, wardrobe fronts and fitted furniture. We review daily use, cleaning, detailed profiles and existing damage before specifying the surfaces to wrap.
Furniture & built-in resurfacing →Bring a consistent look to checkout counter faces, display units, shelving faces and store fixtures. We can plan a single location or coordinate the scope of a wider retail refresh.
Retail resurfacing →One surface or a coordinated property refresh. Tell us which doors, elevators, casework and other surfaces need work, and we will help define the material and installation scope.
Quote your surfaces →See the transformation
Architectural resurfacing can change the look of an existing interior while retaining suitable panels. These photographs show an elevator renovation from the Resurface Wraps portfolio.
Project example. The film brand and pattern for your project are confirmed during specification.
Details that make the difference
Koroseal's REATEC installation guidance calls for a hard, smooth, dry and clean substrate. Existing defects can show through a thin architectural finish, so repairs and preparation belong in the scope rather than being left to the last day.
General REATEC guidance does not support direct application to gypsum board. Raw wood and other porous surfaces need appropriate preparation and sealing. Standard interior patterns should also be kept separate from the specifically designated exterior finishes. We review the selected material and surface together before committing to installation.
Need submittals? Tell us the selected finish and the requirements for the project. Performance ratings and approvals must match the material and installation system.
Material + preparation + labor
A REATEC estimate should identify the number and size of doors or panels, substrate type, existing coating, repairs, edge work and access. Elevator work also needs coordination of cab availability and the areas approved for resurfacing. A clearly defined scope makes it easier to compare interior wrapping with replacement on the same basis.
Resurfacing can retain serviceable components, but it is not the right answer for every damaged or unsuitable surface. We define what can be wrapped, what needs repair and what may need replacement before finalizing the proposal.
Price your project →We work with hotel owners, facility managers, designers, architects and renovation contractors. The scope and schedule are planned for the property's operating needs.
Share photos, dimensions, location and schedule. We review substrate condition, access and the areas suitable for resurfacing.
Compare physical samples and agree on the pattern, preparation, edge details and documentation needed for your project.
We coordinate installation access and phasing, prepare the surfaces, apply the finish and check seams, edges and transitions.
Before you specify
REATEC is a flexible, adhesive-backed architectural film offered by Koroseal. It renews the appearance of suitable existing surfaces with finishes such as wood, metal, stone and leather. Customers may also call the process interior wrapping or architectural vinyl wrapping.
General manufacturer guidance does not support direct application over gypsum board. The installation needs an appropriate prepared surface or system. Share the existing wall construction so we can assess a suitable approach before a finish is selected.
REATEC can be used on suitable curved and shaped architectural surfaces. The specific finish, curve, substrate and edge conditions determine the installation approach. Photographs, dimensions and a sample or mockup help resolve complex details.
Standard REATEC installation guidance is for interiors, with exceptions for specifically designated exterior finishes. We check the chosen pattern, substrate and exposure before recommending it for an outdoor location.
Koroseal provides door-related technical resources, but approval depends on the selected product, door assembly and installation conditions. We identify the relevant documentation for project review rather than treating a general surface rating as approval for every fire door.
Tell us about your project
Include your project location, surfaces, approximate quantities and target schedule. Mention REATEC by Koroseal and any pattern codes in your message. We will help define the next step.
Prefer to talk through it? Call (833) 377-4916 or email our team.
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Material information checked September 6, 2026. Project recommendations by Resurface Wraps.
Brand names are trademarks of their respective owners. Specific finishes, samples, availability and technical requirements are confirmed for each project. Project photography illustrates architectural resurfacing; it does not identify a particular film brand or pattern.