The Kitchen Door Workshop has extended its product offering with the launch of a replacement bedroom door and drawer range, recently on display for the first time at kbb LDN at ExCeL London.
Building on the success of its DIY kitchen collections, Trends and Vision, the company has launched two modern bedroom replacement door ranges with the same names. Both of these collections present the user with a wide range of choice, ensuring there is an option for every project.
The Visions replacement bedroom door collection features 19 minimalist designs which can be personalised with a choice of beautiful finishes; 24 satin, five textured and seven high gloss. Each door or drawer is available with two different edge profiles, matching the finish of the front for a seamless aesthetic.
The Trends replacement bedroom door collection offers 24 distinct styles to choose from spanning contemporary, classic and traditional styles. The Vision replacement doors can be ordered in a choice of edge finishes and Ultra Gloss colours ranging from sophisticated wood finishes such as Mira Cosa and Tiepolo, to understated White, Ivory or Cream finishes.
Offering further opportunity for customisation, the Kitchen Door Workshop presents 71 different handles to choose from. For those with a specific colour in mind, the Kitchen Door Workshop also has a paintable vinyl option, letting the user pick the exact colour of their choosing.
Guaranteeing a good fit, the replacement bedroom doors are available in standard, made to measure or special sizes. Made to last, the doors are manufactured from 18mm thick MDF with a hardwearing, wipeable vinyl surface.
Robert Clark, Kitchen Door Workshop Managing Director said, “Our Vision range of replacements doors is consistently one of our most popular product lines and our Trends line was an immediate hit when it launched last December. It made complete sense to base our bedroom range on these foundations and we are delighted with the end result. By extending our portfolio it ensures continuity throughout the home.”
