How much does it cost to wrap a kitchen?

Small kitchens (around 5 to 10 doors and drawer fronts) start from £1,300 + VAT, medium kitchens (around 10 to 20) from £2,000 + VAT and large kitchens (around 20 to 30) from £3,500 + VAT, including side panels, architraves and kickboards. Worktops are quoted separately. Individual cabinet doors are typically £90 to £130 + VAT each, depending on the door style and the finish.

Why is there a range per door?

Flat doors are quickest. Shaker, curved and panelled doors take longer to wrap neatly, and woodgrain, marble and textured finishes cost more than solid colours.

Is wrapping cheaper than a new kitchen?

Yes, usually by a long way. You keep your carcasses, worktops, appliances and plumbing, so there is no strip-out, no plastering and no new fitting work.

Can I get a price without a visit?

Yes. Send us a few photos on WhatsApp and we will give you a guide price. We confirm the fixed price after a free survey.

Are worktops included?

Worktops are priced separately so you can choose to wrap them, keep them or replace them. We can quote both together.

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How Much Does a Kitchen Wrap Cost?

Clear guide prices for kitchen wrapping in Suffolk and North East Essex, and how they compare with replacing your kitchen.

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Small kitchen

from£1,300+ VAT

Cupboard doors and drawer fronts
Plus side panels, architraves and kickboards
Compact layout or small island

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Medium kitchen

from£2,000+ VAT

Cupboard doors and drawer fronts
Plus side panels, architraves and kickboards
Might include a breakfast bar or peninsula

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Large kitchen

from£3,500+ VAT

Cupboard doors and drawer fronts
Plus side panels, architraves and kickboards
Floor-to-ceiling tall units
Kitchen island

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Supplied and fitted. Worktops quoted separately. Individual doors £90–£130 + VAT each. Fixed price confirmed after a free survey.

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Door styles

Which doors can be wrapped?

Most modern kitchen doors wrap well. Deep grooves and carved panels don't, because the film can't follow the detail neatly.

Can be wrapped

Flat panelCan be wrappedSlab doors. The quickest to wrap.

ShakerCan be wrappedFramed doors with a recessed centre panel.

J-pull / handlelessCan be wrappedDoors with a finger grip along the top edge.

Not suitable

GroovedNot suitableTongue-and-groove or V-groove doors.

CathedralNot suitableArched or carved raised-panel doors.

Not sure which you have? Send a photo of one door on WhatsApp and we'll tell you.

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Which doors do you have?

Tap the style closest to yours. We'll check it can be wrapped, then price it.

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Quick estimate

Count your doors

Include drawer fronts. This shows the starting price for a full kitchen with flat doors in a plain colour. Shaker, handleless and patterned finishes cost more. Over 30 doors, we quote bespoke.

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Full kitchen, starting price

A guide only. We confirm a fixed price after a free survey.

What affects the price

Door style

A flat door takes 15–25 minutes to wrap. Shaker and handleless doors take 45–60 minutes each and need more heat forming, so they cost more.

Number of doors

Doors, drawer fronts, end panels and plinths. More pieces, more time.

Finish

Solid colours cost least. Woodgrain, marble and textured films cost more.

Repairs and extras

Chips and swelling repaired first. Worktops, handles and plinth lighting quoted separately.

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What will yours cost?

Three things set the price. Change them and watch the guide update.

How many doors?Type how many doors and drawer fronts you have, or use − and +.

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Which door style?A flat door takes 15–25 minutes to wrap. Shaker and handleless doors take 45–60 minutes each and need more heat forming, so they cost more.

Which finish?Plain colours cost least. Woodgrain and special finishes cost more.

*Special finishes include metal and anti-fingerprint films.

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Bespoke quote

Over 30 doors, every kitchen is different. Call Tim on 07825 047090 or send photos for a tailored price.

Pick flat, shaker or handleless above, or send us a photo and we'll check.

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Includes side panels, architraves and kickboards
Chips and swelling repaired before wrapping
Worktops, handles and plinth lighting quoted separately

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A guide only. We confirm a fixed price after a free survey.

Wrap vs replace

Kitchen wrap or new kitchen?

If your cabinets are sound, wrapping gives you the new look without the cost and upheaval of a replacement.

Kitchen Wrap

New Kitchen

Typical cost

From £1,300 + VAT, excluding worktops

Several times more once units, fitting, worktops and trades are added

Time on site

3–5 days for most kitchens

Often several weeks including trades

Kitchen in use

Yes, we work around you

No, out of action during the fit

Mess

No strip-out, no dust

Old kitchen removed, walls and floors often need work

What you keep

Units, worktops, appliances, plumbing

Usually nothing

Waste

Reduced landfill: usually a bag or two

A full kitchen in the skip

Wrapping isn't right for every kitchen. If carcasses are water damaged or the layout isn't working, we'll tell you honestly at the survey.

Wrap vs replace

Wrap it or rip it out?

If your cabinets are sound, here's how the two compare.

Kitchen wrap3–5 daysto wrap the kitchen you already have. Your cupboards stay packed, you keep cooking throughout, and we clean up after ourselves.

New kitchenWeeksto rip out the old kitchen and fit a new one. Trades in and out, no kitchen to cook in, and living with the mess.

Cost

From £1,300 + VAT, excluding worktops

Several times more once units, fitting, worktops and trades are added

Your kitchen while we work

Stays in use. We work around you

Out of action during the fit

Mess

No strip-out, no dust

Old kitchen removed. Walls and floors often need work

What you keep

Units, worktops, appliances and plumbing