Oak-veneer kitchen doors, lacquered in a warm light shade
Wear marks and a dated oak look: these kitchen fronts were fully sanded and sprayed again. Same kitchen, a completely different look.
Is your kitchen still sound but looking dated? There is no need to rip it all out. By having the fronts, panels and visible carcass parts relacquered, you get a kitchen that looks brand new for a fraction of the price. The same goes for cupboards, sideboards, tables and chairs.
A kitchen painted with a roller or brush soon shows streaks and worn patches around the handles. We spray in a dust-free booth with a 2K PU lacquer that cures hard and scratch-resistant. The result is an even, factory-grade finish.
Fronts and loose parts are removed, hinges and handles taken off and everything comes to our workshop. There we degrease and sand every part, apply a primer and sand again between coats. Then comes the topcoat in the colour and gloss level you choose.
Moulded doors and solid oak sometimes need an extra filling primer to close the wood grain. We look at that together when preparing your quote.
For homeowners who want to give their kitchen or furniture a second life, and for joiners and kitchen makers who outsource the lacquering of their fronts.
Wear marks and a dated oak look: these kitchen fronts were fully sanded and sprayed again. Same kitchen, a completely different look.
Yes. With the right preparation and a filling primer we lacquer oak fronts in any colour. The wood grain then stays faintly visible or is completely filled, as you prefer.
Ask us when you request a quote. Usually you or your kitchen fitter remove the fronts; for larger projects we will look at what is possible together.
Tell us what you would like lacquered and send a few photos. You will get a free, no-obligation quote.
Or call us on 016 60 93 55