HELP HUB
Kitchen Guides & Help
Everything we know about measuring, fitting and looking after replacement kitchen doors — written down properly, with the numbers in it.
We are a supply-only business. We do not send a fitter, and we do not run a design service that turns into a sales visit. What we can do is tell you exactly what we would tell a trade customer: the measurements that matter, the mistakes that cost a second delivery, and the techniques that make a DIY kitchen look fitted rather than bought.
Everything below is written, not filmed. That is deliberate — you can read a dimension, check it against your own kitchen, and come back to it with a tape in your hand. Where a number is standard we have printed it; where it varies between our ranges we have said so and told you where to check.
Replacing the whole kitchen rather than just the doors? We supply complete kitchens direct as well — cabinets, doors, drawer fronts, panels and accessories, all matched and delivered together. The measuring and fitting guides below apply either way. Shop kitchen cabinets.
If you are at the very start, begin with measuring your doors and drawer fronts. If your doors are ordered and you are waiting for delivery, the fitting guides are the ones to read. No sales. No gimmicks. Just honest prices.
Before you order
Getting the measurements and the quantities right is most of the job.
Measuring Doors & Drawer Fronts
How to measure existing doors, drawer fronts and hinge positions — including the centre-hole datum most guides miss.
Read the guide →End Panels, Corner Posts & Infills
Which panel does which job, choosing the right size, and scribing to a wall that is not straight.
Read the guide →Cornice, Pelmet & Plinth
What each trim does, how to work out how many lengths you need, and cutting mitres without chipping the face.
Read the guide →Fitting
The practical end. Written by people who supply these products every day.
Fitting & Adjusting Hinges
Seating and squaring the hinge, and the three adjustment screws that bring a whole run of doors into line.
Read the guide →Fitting Handles & Knobs
Measuring centres, where handles conventionally sit, and drilling a gloss door without breaking out the face.
Read the guide →Edging Tape & Cut Edges
Pre-glued and un-glued tape, the ironing method, and trimming an edge so it looks like it came that way.
Read the guide →Living with it
What keeps a kitchen looking right after the fitting is finished.
Caring for Kitchen Doors
Safe cleaning by finish, what to keep away from your doors entirely, and the steam problem that causes most failures.
Read the guide →Kitchen Door FAQs
Ordering, lead times, delivery, returns and guarantees — the questions we are asked most often.
Read the guide →Bespoke & Made-to-Measure Sizes
When a standard size will not do, tell us the size you need and we will quote for it.
Read the guide →Still not sure?
Ask us before you order. We would far rather answer a question than replace a mis-measured door.
