We didn't replace it; we wrapped it.
The joinery was in good condition but the finish had gone milky where the elements had faded the wood. There was no reason to strip out a perfectly serviceable interior to achieve it.
Busy season means constant cleaning.
A yacht wrap gives crew a smooth, easy-to-clean surface that can be wiped down quickly between guests, service and everyday use, while protecting the original finish underneath.
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Think detailed areas can’t be wrapped? Look closer.
Blinds, grates, corners, curves and recesses can all be wrapped. It takes considerably more precision, but complex detailing doesn’t have to limit the choice of finish.
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There’s something seriously satisfying about this...
Working the film down across the surface, removing the air and seeing the finish settle perfectly into place. It’s one of those jobs you could happily watch on repeat.
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A fresh high-gloss wrap completely changes the look of this structure, with those curves making the reflection and depth of the finish really stand out.
A seriously good result from the Wild Group team.
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Deckheads are a great example of where wrapping really earns its place on a superyacht.
For a refit, wrapping also means existing deckhead panels can often be refinished in situ, avoiding the disruption involved in removing them for spraying or replacing them altogether.
Fitting marine-grade surface protection film and making sure the finish is absolutely perfect across the entire surface.
It takes careful positioning and application to get it this clean, while adding a durable layer of protection to the surface underneath.
Now THAT's fresh wrap.
There’s something very satisfying about seeing a finish like this come together, particularly across a surface this size. Clean around every fitting & vent, no interruptions where you don’t want them, & that finish completely changes the look of the yacht.
A well wrapped interior doesn't announce itself. It simply looks right.
The grain flows naturally from panel to panel, the corners stay crisp, doors still close perfectly, and nothing catches your eye because nothing should.
RETHINK.
One thing that still surprises people is how often owners assume an interior has to be stripped out because they've fallen out of love with the wood.
Quite often, the joinery is still in excellent condition. It's the finish that dates the space.
RETHINK:
One of the first questions we ask when we walk onto a yacht is, what actually needs replacing?
It sounds obvious, but it's surprising how often the answer is "less than you think."
The instinct is often to replace it, yet the problem isn't the joinery; it's the surface.
All projects start with 'The Brief'
Over the next few weeks, we're going to share some of those projects and explain the thinking behind them. Not because every project is complicated, but because every project starts with a brief.
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Years of sunlight had left the original woodwork faded and cloudy. Replacing all of the joinery would have meant a major refit; by wrapping the existing cabinetry in a natural oak finish, we were able to completely change the feel of the interior without removing & replacing it.