Many Moreton Hall homes were built with oak or beech-effect kitchens that are still in good shape. Wrapping keeps the units and gives them a clean, modern finish without the cost of a new kitchen.
Popular choices here are white, light grey and sage green, often with worktops wrapped in a marble effect. Most jobs are done within the week.
We also cover Rougham, Great Barton and east Bury St Edmunds. Most full kitchen wraps cost between £1,300 and £3,500 + VAT. See how we price.
Kitchen wraps on Moreton Hall
We've worked with homeowners across Moreton Hall on kitchen wraps and worktops, keeping the original units and layout and changing every door, drawer front and end panel.
Most of Moreton Hall was built from the 1980s onwards, and many homes still have the oak or beech-effect kitchens they were built with. They're usually well made, with square doors that wrap cleanly. That makes them some of the best kitchens to wrap: the change is dramatic, and the cost is a fraction of a new kitchen.
Newer homes on the estate often come with a builder-grade kitchen in a colour the buyer didn't choose. A wrap gives you the colour you want without spending thousands ripping out a kitchen that's only a few years old.
