Replacement Kitchen Doors
New fronts on the units you have: a new style without a new kitchen.
Free, no obligation. One local fitter prices it, not five.
Short answerMade-to-measure replacement doors start at €48 a door. Doors, drawer fronts and a new worktop on your existing units cost €1,350 to €5,000.
What replacement doors cost
Made-to-measure doors start at €48 for a plain door and €55 for a shaker or handleless door, supplied. Other styles run €58 to €62. Fifteen shaker doors come to about €825 before drawer fronts, handles and fitting.
Done for you, with drawer fronts and a new worktop on the units you have: €1,350 to €5,000.
Will new doors fit my units?
Most Irish kitchens use standard carcass widths, and made-to-measure doors are cut to the old door sizes. Measure every door and drawer front, note the hinge positions, and check the hinges themselves: old or cheap hinges are worth replacing with the doors.
Doors, or a respray?
New doors change the style: plain to shaker, or shaker to handleless. A respray keeps the style and changes the colour. If you like the shape of your doors, respray them. If you don't, replace them. Respray or new doors sets the two side by side.
Finish it properly
- New plinths and end panels to match, or the old ones give it away.
- One handle finish throughout.
- Cornice and light pelmets if the old doors had them.
Redesign your kitchen in the Studio
Free. About two minutes. Your redesign is drawn on your own photo, and when you like it, one kitchen fitter near you can price it.
- Photo your kitchenAny phone photo of the room.
- Rethink itLayout first, then the doors, colour, worktop and finishing touches.
- See it, then tweak itYour redesign on your own photo, then ask the AI designer for changes.
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Start with the shape of the room
Kitchens come in a handful of shapes. Each one has its own fixes.
Galley kitchens
Two runs facing each other. The gap between them decides everything.
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L-shaped kitchens
Two walls and a corner. Win the corner back, add a table or an island.
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U-shaped kitchens
Three walls of storage. Open one arm into a peninsula with stools.
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Kitchen islands
Needs 1200 mm clear all round. What to put on it and what it adds.
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Open plan kitchens
Taking a wall out: the engineer, the steel, the planning and the cost.
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Small kitchens
Shallow units, drawers, one tall unit and more light out of the same few metres.
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If the units are sound, change what you see: the doors, the colour, the worktop.
Get your redesign priced
Three taps about the kitchen, then your number. It goes to one kitchen fitter who covers your area, and they ring you to talk it through, measure up and price it.
Kitchen Redesign guides & price breakdowns
Straight answers to what people ask most: itemised costs, specifications, planning or grants, and what to check before you book.
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Questions people ask
How much do replacement kitchen doors cost in Ireland?
From €48 for a plain door and €55 for a shaker or handleless door, made to measure and supplied.
Can I just replace kitchen doors?
Yes, if the carcasses are sound. Measure every door and drawer front and check the hinges.
Is it cheaper to replace doors or the whole kitchen?
Far cheaper: doors, drawer fronts and a worktop on your units are €1,350 to €5,000, against €9,000 to €20,000 for a new mid-range kitchen.
Who will ring me?
One kitchen fitter who covers your area. Your number isn't sent to a list. They ring you within one working day, ask about the room and what you want to change, and arrange to measure it before giving you a written price. Nothing is booked until you say yes.
Kitchen Redesign across all 26 counties
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