Hospitality
A floor renewed overnight.
For hotels, resorts and restaurants that cannot afford to be closed. Rooms are re-skinned room by room, in silence, and sold again the following night.
The problem
Refurbishment closes floors and costs revenue.
A conventional room refit runs for weeks. Corridors are sealed, lifts are commandeered, dust travels further than anyone promised, and the floor above hears all of it.
The invoice is only part of the cost. The rest is empty keys, moved reservations and a review written by a guest who slept beside a demolition.
The answer
Zero guest disturbance, phased room by room.
We work in scheduled night shifts behind sealed doors. No demolition, no wet trades, no odour. A standard guest room is surveyed, transformed and released within forty-eight hours.
Programmes are phased so that a property never drops more than a handful of keys from inventory. Most of our hotel clients stay at full operation from first survey to final handover.
Surfaces
What we transform.
- 01Doors and frames
- 02Wardrobe fronts
- 03Headboards
- 04Bathroom panelling
- 05Reception desks
- 06Lift cars
- 07Corridors
- 08Bar fronts
Comparison
Traditional refurbishment against KR3A.
| Traditional refurbishment | KR3A | |
|---|---|---|
| Duration | Six to sixteen weeks per floor | Two to eleven nights per floor |
| Downtime | Rooms out of inventory for a season | Rooms back in service in 48 hours |
| Dust & noise | Demolition, wet trades, odour | None. Sealed, silent night shifts |
| Cost | Full replacement of joinery | Up to 60% less than replacement |
| Waste | Skips of joinery to landfill | Existing substrate retained |
Request a floor survey
We come to you. Surveys and installations across Europe, from our base on Lake Garda.