Furniture Spraying LowestoftUK Spray Factory

Because the workshop is in town, doors and drawer fronts can come off, get sprayed flat under proper extraction and be back on their hinges within a day or two. Carcasses, end panels and plinths are done in the house with the room masked off. For a standard kitchen of eight to twelve doors in Kirkley or Pakefield that means two to four days from start to finish, and you keep the sink and the kettle for most of it. Prices start at around £900.

A lot of what we look at here is 1990s and 2000s oak or light maple. Solid units, sound carcasses, fronts that have simply dated. Those spray beautifully. So do the melamine and laminate slab doors in the newer Carlton Colville houses once they've been de-greased and keyed properly. We also get called to fitted wardrobes in the older Kirkley and Gunton properties, where the run was built around a chimney breast and replacing it would mean paying a joiner before anyone even picks a colour.

We end up back at the same addresses. Someone has the kitchen done, likes it, then rings the following year about the wardrobes or a media wall in the front room. Neighbours take the number off the van while we're loading up. That accounts for most of our Lowestoft diary, which is why we're fussy about dust sheets and about finishing on the day we said. Everything we spray carries the 10-year guarantee.