Kitchen Makeover or New Kitchen? We can help
Hi Neighbours,
In order to get a kitchen makeover your kitchen needs to be 20 years old or less. Anything older and you will need a new kitchen manufactured and installed.
We can replace all the doors, finished panels and hardware. The drawer systems will need to be completely replaced and we will update the handles and the benchtops. Prices all vary depending on the quality of materials you choose during the process.
A new kitchen will be designed, manufactured and installed. As we are all aware there are supply issues throughout the country. The lead time at the moment is at least 12 weeks after the deposit has been paid.
We will come to you with samples, do the measurements and supply the design and quote.
Contact us on 022 478 1586 or via the website in the link. The website will provide additional info also.
regards
The Team
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