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Respray or replace?
Start with the structure and layout. If both work, refinishing may be worth exploring. Damaged cabinets or a layout that no longer suits you can point towards replacement.
Explore the considerations
Understand the options before deciding what
is right for your home.
Featured advice
Start with the structure and layout. If both work, refinishing may be worth exploring. Damaged cabinets or a layout that no longer suits you can point towards replacement.
Explore the considerations
The overall cost can be influenced by the size of your kitchen, the number of doors and drawer fronts, any repairs needed and the level of preparation required. Understanding these factors helps you plan and compare your options.
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Consider the light in your room, how the colour looks at different times of day and how it works with your worktops, flooring and handles. Sampling a few shades at home is the best way to see how they feel in your space.
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Sharing a few key details helps us understand your kitchen and provide more relevant guidance when you get in touch.
Include overall views and closer shots of cabinets, worktops and special features.
Let us know the number of doors and drawer fronts in your kitchen.
This helps us understand your location when discussing your project.
If you have a colour or finish in mind, or would like advice, let us know.
Compare your options
Both kitchen respraying and replacement can transform your space. This guide helps you weigh up the key considerations.
| Consideration | Respraying | Replacing |
|---|---|---|
| Layout | Keeps your existing layout and structure. | Opportunity to change the layout to suit your needs. |
| Cabinet condition | Requires a sound and stable structure. | Can address structural issues or damage. |
| Scope | Refinishes existing surfaces, including doors, drawer fronts and visible panels. | Involves removing existing cabinetry and installing new units. |
Common questions
Here are some of the questions we’re asked most often about kitchen respraying.
Respraying is most suitable when the existing cabinets are in good condition and the layout works for you. If the cabinets are damaged or the layout no longer suits your needs, replacement may be a better option.
Preparation, drying and curing times can vary depending on the kitchen, the selected coating and the conditions in your home.
Follow the care guidance for the selected coating. This usually includes simple cleaning with a soft cloth and avoiding harsh or abrasive cleaners.
We’re here to help you explore the options and find the right approach for your home.
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