Quality and craftsmanship
Over the years we’ve transformed thousands of kitchens across Greater Manchester, Cheshire and Merseyside into attractive family spaces. We take care of the whole refinishing process, ensuring a high level of quality and craftsmanship at all times.
We’ll advise you on the right paint finish, provide you with colours from a range of palettes and replace doors, panels and other items of kitchen furniture.
As experienced and skilled wood finishers we can also restore other items of furniture and woodwork as part of your kitchen refinishing project.
Give us a call on (0161) 427 4021 or 07780 672256 or send images of your kitchen to tim@kitchendoorrefinishing.co.uk and we’ll happily provide you with a no-obligation quote.
Some of our recent kitchen door refinishing projects
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Modernising an in-frame kitchen in Alderley Edge
This beautiful in-frame kitchen in Alderley Edge was previously painted in Ivory. The customer wanted to modernise it so we resprayed the entire kitchen using the colour Kashmir.
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Respraying MDF doors in a kitchen in Didsbury
High quality single piece MDF doors previously finished in ivory and cream were beginning to show signs of cosmetic wear in this house in Didsbury. We prepared and resprayed to match Farrow and Ball’s Worsted and sanded back and reoiled Iroko wooden work tops.
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Bringing an old kitchen back to life in Romiley
The lipping on the worktops of this kitchen in Romiley were made of oak so sanding back and relacquering along with the addition of new chrome handles brought this old kitchen back to life.
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Resprayed Maple kitchen in Bramhall
Kitchen resprayed in two varying shades of grey to match Farrow and Ball’s Purbeck Stone and Mole’s Breath. The glass fronted cabinet doors were replaced with solid panels.
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Stunning, refinishing job on a pine kitchen in Marple Bridge.
Stunning, refinishing job on a pine kitchen in Marple Bridge.
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