Furniture Spraying NorwichUK Spray Factory

Victorian and Edwardian terraces round the Golden Triangle throw up the same problem over and over: a narrow galley kitchen in a back extension where not one gap is a standard size, so a replacement means bespoke units and a five-figure quote. A kitchen respray sidesteps all of that. The doors you have already fit the awkward spaces, so they come off, get sprayed flat and go back, and nobody opens up the room or drags a skip down the hall.

Further out the housing changes and so does the job. The 1930s semis in Eaton and Hellesdon mostly have kitchens fitted in the late nineties, sound carcasses with tired oak or cream shaker fronts on them. Newer houses in Thorpe St Andrew and Sprowston came with builder-grade vinyl-wrapped doors that lift at the edges nearest the oven. Both take a spray finish well, though the wrapped ones need the loose film cut back and sealed before any primer goes near them.

Landlords running HMOs across the city book us between tenancies and nearly always want satin rather than matt, because matt picks up finger marks in a shared kitchen. Colour is open: match a paint chart, a tile, a piece of the worktop, whatever you like. Cost starts around £900 and moves with the number of doors and drawer fronts, plus whether you want the worktop and the insides of the carcasses done. The survey and the quote are free, and the finish is guaranteed for 10 years.