Replacing Kitchen Cabinet Doors

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Daisy England
5 years ago
It’s easy enough. Why not ask the company who you buy them off if they can do it. You can buy all the parts. There’s no need to resort to vinyl covering. Depending on who you purchase from the doors might be supplied as blanks, therefore no hinge holes drilled so you will need to ask to have them drilled according to the position on your existing carcases. That’s easy for the supplier to do. Alternatively supply them with an existing door so they can work off this. A fitter might be able to do this too.

If you're not 100% happy carrying it out yourself then look for a kitchen supplier who offers replacement doors and will do it for you.
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Lifestyle Kitchens
5 years ago
The difficulty is the door/drawer sizes, not all kitchens suppliers use the same size doors so for example a kitchen supplied by MFI/Howdens, B&Q, Wickes, Ikea and other 'sheds' have their own unique door sizes to varying degrees. This in turn can limit the doors available to choose from as modern standard door/drawer sizes might not fit so then you're looking at made to measure doors. Most MTM doors are made from mdf with a vinyl foil covering, with some 5 piece vinyl wrapped door ranges and acrylic faced doors also available, these are all reasonably priced but if you're after an oak shaker door in made to measure sizes that could work out quite expensive. How easy it is to replace corner posts, infills and decor panels really depends on how the original fitter installed them as basically you have to dismantle the kitchen to get to screws as good fitters like to hide as many screws as possible. Best to get the doors as blanks so doors are drilled to suit each cabinet, drilling door hinges isn't very difficult there's various jigs available to do this but fitting the drawer fronts depends on the existing drawer boxes. I've never tried the stick on vinyl but i'd imagine it would look rubbish and really is a last resort. Probably a bit to difficult for the average diy'er to do so be best to shop around, prices will vary a lot so get prices for doors only (get your own fitter on a day rate) and doors with fitting. It is something we do offer so if you'd like further info please message me.
obobble
5 years ago
Are the doorsotgerwise in good condition and a style which could look appropriate e.g. Shaker, if painted? If so, painting may be your best option.
Max Gray
5 years ago
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Anderson Sinclair Ltd
5 years ago
We often do door swaps for clients who haven't got the budget or have no need to replace their whole kitchen, the majority of our doors can be made to measure meaning it doesn't matter what sizes we need. We can also replace the fillers and corners posts making sure everything looks the same and is finished to a high standard.

Depending on where you're based we could give you a quote for that, why not give us a call on 0208 508 1941 to discuss?

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Replacing Kitchen Cabinet Doors

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