Kitchen Wrap vs New Doors vs New Kitchen

Three ways to change how your kitchen looks, with very different costs and disruption. Here's how they compare.

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The short answerIt depends.

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Three ways to change how your kitchen looks, with very different costs and disruption. Here's how they compare.

The short answer

If your units are sound and you like the layout, wrapping gives the biggest change for the least cost and disruption. New doors make sense when doors are damaged. A new kitchen is the answer when you want to change the layout.

Cost

Wrapping can be up to 70% cheaper than replacement. Kitchen wraps start from £1,300 + VAT, depending on the number of doors and panels.

Waste

Wrapping keeps your existing units in use, which helps reduce landfill compared with a full strip-out.

Getting a price

Send a few photos and we'll come back with a guide price for wrapping, so you can compare it with quotes for new doors or a new kitchen.

Wrap

3–5 days on site Your existing doors, panels and worktops are wrapped in place. No strip-out, no waste skip, and the kitchen stays usable most of the time. Sound carcasses, tired finish From £1,300 + VAT

New doors

Doors and drawer fronts replaced Carcasses stay, doors and drawer fronts are replaced. Needs careful measuring, and new doors don't always match old end panels. Damaged or swollen doors Usually more than wrapping

New kitchen

Strip-out and refit Everything comes out. Plumbing, electrics, tiling and flooring often need work too, and the room is out of use for weeks. Changing the layout Highest cost

Kitchen Wrap vs New Doors vs New Kitchen

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