Guide prices
- Small kitchen (up to ~12 doors): from around £1,200
- Medium kitchen: around £1,800–£3,000
- Large kitchen, island or two-tone: around £3,000–£5,000+
- Handleless conversion: around £400 added
Kitchen resprays vary depending on the number of doors, drawers, panels and finish required, but they are usually significantly cheaper than replacing the kitchen. Every job is quoted in person after a free survey, so treat these as guide figures. Full detail is on our kitchen respraying cost page.
What affects the price
- Door, drawer and panel count. The biggest single factor. More fronts means more prep, more spraying, more time.
- Finish. Matt, eggshell, satin or gloss. Eggshell is our durable default and doesn't usually change the price.
- Extras. A handleless conversion, a two-tone scheme, or a contrasting island all add a little.
- Substrate. Solid wood, veneer and most laminates respray well; foil-wrapped doors with lifting foil may not, which we'll flag at survey.
How it compares with a new kitchen
A respray typically lands between a fifth and a tenth of the cost of a like-for-like replacement, and the carcasses you already have are often better than what's fitted today. If your layout works and the units are sound, respraying is almost always the better value, more on that in kitchen respray vs new kitchen.
What's included
A Refinishing Studio quote covers all doors, drawer fronts and panels, the carcasses sprayed on-site, three coats of professional 2K lacquer, and a 5-year written guarantee. See exactly how a kitchen cupboard spray works, or the wider kitchen respraying service.
Is it worth it?
For most kitchens that are sound but dated, yes, comfortably. We've set out the full case in is kitchen cupboard spraying worth it?.
Get a guide price
Send a few wide photos of your kitchen and a rough door count and we'll come back with an indicative figure. We respray kitchens across South Wales, including Cardiff, Penarth and Llanelli.