Three vans of different sizes with the same blue and teal modular wrap, with the panel layouts reviewed on a tablet

Graphics & wrapping · Norwich & Norfolk

Modular Van Wraps

A van wrap designed as separate, coordinated panel sections, so one livery fits different vans, damaged areas can be replaced on their own and coverage can grow over time.

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Designed for your van

One design, built in sections.

A modular van wrap is planned as a set of coordinated sections rather than one continuous print. Each section is drawn for a specific panel — the sliding door, rear doors, rear quarters, front wings or bonnet — and the sections line up with the van's own panel gaps so the design still reads as one livery.

Because the sections are defined from the start, the same design can be adapted to a small, medium or long-wheelbase van, a damaged section can be reprinted and refitted without redoing the whole van, and you can start with the core panels and add more coverage later.

Complete graphics care packages

Prepare before fitting. Protect after application.

Either package can be added to a car, van, fleet or race vehicle graphics project. Tell us what is being fitted and we will coordinate the care appointment with production and installation.

Vehicle receiving a thorough pre-graphics wash and surface preparation

Before application

Pre-graphics valet & preparation

From £80

Give the vinyl the cleanest possible foundation. A professional decontamination wash removes traffic film, wax, grease and bonded residue that can compromise inspection, positioning and edge adhesion.

Cleaner surface for vinyl adhesion
Earlier identification of tar, fallout and paint defects
Less fitting time lost to avoidable contamination

Final preparation depends on paint condition and the selected graphics. Paint repair, glue removal and heavy contamination may be quoted separately.

Freshly finished vehicle protected with a gloss-enhancing ceramic coating

After application

Post-graphics ceramic protection

From £250

Add a compatible ceramic coating after the graphics or wrap has settled. It can deepen gloss, make routine washing easier and reduce the way road film and environmental contamination cling to the finished surface.

Easier maintenance of vinyl and surrounding paint
Added gloss and contamination resistance
A protection plan matched to the vinyl finish

Ceramic coating does not make graphics damage-proof. We confirm vinyl compatibility, finish and curing time before recommending the coating system.

Layouts and coverage

Where a modular wrap helps.

Mixed fleets

Keep one livery recognisable across different makes, wheelbases and roof heights by adapting each section to the panel it sits on.

Section-by-section replacement

Reprint and refit a single door or quarter after a repair or knock, rather than replacing the full wrap.

Phased coverage

Begin with the sides and rear, then add bonnet, wing or roof sections when budget or timing allows.

Changing details

Keep phone numbers, services or offers on separate sections so they can be updated without touching the main design.

Artwork, material and finish

The sections are designed around the panels.

We map every panel first: sizes, recesses, handles, lights and the gaps between doors. Section edges are placed on natural panel breaks, so a door can open, be repaired or be replaced without cutting through the rest of the design. Logos and contact details are kept within a single section wherever possible.

Every section is produced from controlled artwork files with the material and print specification recorded. That record is what lets a replacement section match the original as closely as possible. Ageing, wear and production batches can still mean a new section looks slightly fresher than its neighbours, so we discuss this before you plan to replace sections individually.

Modular does not mean off-the-shelf. Each van is still checked against its actual dimensions and condition before production, and a modular wrap is fitted with the same preparation as any other wrap. Existing graphics, damaged paint and previous repairs need assessing first.

A quote shaped around your brief

Modular Van Wraps prices and fitting.

The price depends on the number of sections, the van models, design work, print specification and fitting. Adding sections later or reprinting a single section is quoted from the saved artwork record. Prices are plus VAT unless stated otherwise.

Design, production and fitting are coordinated at our Norwich graphics centre, serving customers across Norfolk. Confirm your preferred supply or fitting route when you enquire.

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From the first idea to the van

How your modular van wraps project works.

Map the panels

Measure each van type and decide where every section starts and stops.

Design the system

Develop the livery so it works on each section and across every van in the fleet.

Record the specification

Save the artwork, material and print details for each section so it can be reproduced.

Fit and keep on file

Install the sections in Norwich and keep the files ready for replacements or additions.

Advice and services

Plan your graphics project.

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Plan a fleet rollout

Coordinate multiple vehicles, brand consistency and operational availability.

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Partial or full coverage?

Decide how much of the van the sections should cover.

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Prepare your artwork

Supply brand files that work at panel scale.

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Fitting in Norwich

Plan your visit to our Norwich graphics centre and discuss the vehicle before booking.

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Select car or van graphics, then choose the manufacturer and model. Product pages include design routes, colour references, application guidance and ordering options.

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Before you book

Modular Van Wraps FAQs.

What is the difference between a modular wrap and a full wrap?+

A full wrap describes how much of the van is covered. A modular wrap describes how the design is built: in coordinated sections matched to individual panels. A modular wrap can be full or partial coverage.

Can one section be replaced if the van is damaged?+

Usually, yes. Because each section is a separate print with saved artwork, a single door or quarter can be reprinted and refitted. A new section may look slightly fresher than older ones nearby.

Will a modular wrap work across different van models?+

Yes, that is one of its main uses. Each van type gets its own section layout so the design keeps the same look, proportions and brand placement.

Can I start with a few sections and add more later?+

Yes. The full design is planned at the start, so later sections fit in as intended. Tell us your plans early so the first sections are drawn to suit.

Are the joins between sections visible?+

Sections are planned to meet at panel gaps and natural body lines, where a break is expected. Where a section has to cross a flat panel, the join is positioned and overlapped to keep it as discreet as possible.

Do you keep the artwork for future orders?+

Yes. The artwork files and specification for each section are kept on record so replacements and additions can be produced to the same design.

Race Car Graphics · Norwich

Discuss your modular van wraps.

Send the vehicle details, preferred design and target date. We will review the brief and confirm the artwork, production and fitting options.

01603 987222

Unit 5 Consensus House, St Faiths Road, Norwich, Norfolk, NR6 7BW.

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Modular Van Wraps

One design, built in sections.

Prepare before fitting. Protect after application.

Pre-graphics valet & preparation

Post-graphics ceramic protection