Replacement Wardrobe Doors, Drawers & Worktops

Replacing wardrobe doors, drawers or worktops is a cost-effective way to completely refresh your space without replacing your entire furniture setup.

If your existing carcasses are still structurally sound, replacing only the visible parts can modernise the room with far less disruption than a full renovation. It’s a popular option for customers looking to update outdated styles, improve poor-quality finishes or simply give their fitted wardrobes a new look.

Many replacement projects involve older vinyl-wrapped doors that have started peeling or lifting over time. By replacing them with our high-quality vinyl doors, you can significantly improve both the appearance and lifespan of your furniture.

Whether you’re updating a single unit or refreshing an entire room, replacement doors and drawers offer a practical alternative to completely replacing your existing fitted bedroom furniture.

What Can Be Replaced?

We offer replacement:

Wardrobe doors
Drawer fronts
Worktops

Unfortunately, fascias, plinths and carcasses cannot be replaced or altered as part of this service.

What Can Be Added?

Where suitable, additions may include:

Additional cupboards
Shelving units
Extra drawers
Additional storage sections

This allows us to improve both the look and functionality of your existing built in wardrobes without starting again from scratch.

Why Replace Instead of Starting Again?

Replacing doors, drawers and worktops can be a smart alternative to completely replacing your furniture because it:

Costs less than a full replacement
Creates less disruption in the home
Modernises older furniture quickly
Extends the life of existing carcasses
Allows you to update poor-quality or damaged doors

For many customers, it’s the ideal middle ground between keeping outdated furniture and investing in completely new fitted wardrobes.

Matching Colours & Styles

Matching existing furniture can sometimes be difficult, especially where ranges or finishes have been discontinued over time.

If we cannot offer an exact colour match, we usually recommend pairing your existing furniture with a contrasting finish rather than choosing something that is almost the same. Finishes that are too similar can often look like an unintentional mismatch.

Some combinations we commonly recommend include:

Grey or white-toned woods paired with grey finishes.

White Halifax Oak

Cashmere

Cool greys paired together.

Onyx Grey

Light Grey

Warm greys paired together.

Stone Grey

Cashmere

Brown, orange or yellow-toned woods paired with cream finishes.

Winchester Oak

Mussel

Choosing a complementary contrast often creates a much more intentional and modern final result.

Browse Door Designs

We offer a wide range of wardrobe door styles, from shaker and handleless designs through to minimal and plain doors.

👉 Browse All Wardrobe Door Designs

While our designs can be viewed online, we always recommend visiting our showroom to see colours and finishes in person.

Helpful Tip

If possible, bring an existing drawer front or door with you when visiting the showroom. Comparing it directly against our colour samples is much easier than trying to match from memory or photographs – and often avoids multiple trips back and forth to our showroom.