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I want to revamp our kitchen without needing to actually buy an entire new kitchen. I've been looking at companies who sell replacement doors to measure and was wondering if anyone has any experience of this sort of thing?


Do the results look good? Are there any companies that anyone would recommend?


Thanks!

We used one of the companies who make doors to measure. You just enter the exact dimensons (including size and location of hinge holes), and then fitting them is a piece of cake.


The kind of doors you get do tend to be at the lower end of the quality spectrum (plastic heat-wrapped around MDF) but it is a fairly cheap way of making a knackered old kitchen look a lot better.

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