It isn't just the government who has had to design an austerity budget. Almost every household in the country has had to cut back at least a little in recent years and it looks as thought this is likely to continue for the next few months. So what if you would like to improve your kitchen and you are on...
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How to cook up a new look kitchen in time for Christmas
Yes, Christmas is coming and it is much closer than you might think. With just a few weeks to go, the chances are that you are already making plans regarding who will be doing the cooking, how many people you need to cater for and whether the turkey will fit in the oven. If your kitchen has seen better days... -
Five things to consider when replacing your kitchen doors
Deciding to update your kitchen is often something which is left out of our hands, making it an easy decision to make. The kitchen becomes worn out, unfashionable or not to your taste and therefore needs to be changed. However making the choice to simply replace the kitchen doors rather than the entire kitchen requires a little more thought. You... -
Five Reasons to Choose Kitchen Door Workshop
We don't often blow our own trumpet, but we feel now is the time to stop hiding in the shadows and show off just a little bit! We are happy to report that our customers have given us a rating of “excellent” on Trustpilot, the review website for retailers and companies. We are incredibly proud of this achievement and have... -
Replacement kitchen doors – good for your bank balance, great for the environment
If there are two topics which make the news almost every day in the UK they would have to be the state of the economy and climate change. All we need to do is look around us to see examples which affect us directly. We are paying more for our energy. Getting paid less in our jobs. And having to... -
Do you need a new kitchen, or just replacement kitchen doors?
There comes a time in the life-cycle of all kitchens when we walk in and realise that something has to change. Generally this point is reached somewhere between 5 and 10 years after the kitchen was last replaced. The doors may look dirty and stained. There might be scratches on the work surface. The tile grout can yellow and the... -
If you can fix a shelf, you can fit your own kitchen doors
Most of us can claim to know a little about DIY, but few of us are experts. But this doesn't mean that simple jobs like putting up shelves or fitting replacement kitchen doors should be left to experts though. Both of these jobs are easy to achieve and take a similar skill level. In fact if you have ever put... -
How to update an older kitchen with new kitchen doors
Even if your kitchen is more than a few years old, it is still possible to update it with new kitchen doors without having to buy new carcasses. Many people expect it to be difficult to update an older kitchen, and their old carcasses would not be compatible with new kitchen doors because the sizes are different or the hinges... -
Five ways to find a kitchen door fitter
Let's face it. Not all of us are DIY geniuses and for some, the thought of picking up a screw driver and doing a simple job like installing new kitchen doors is like a living nightmare. If you are one of those people who would rather not risk the manicure and fit your new doors yourself, there are people out... -
How to add a breakfast bar with your new kitchen doors
Thinking about increasing the size or work surface area of your kitchen? A breakfast bar can easily achieve this. Simply install some new kitchen doors, units and a new section of worktop. You can even make it blend in with the rest of your kitchen, and on a small budget with limited DIY skills. If your kitchen has units around...