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Would people buy replacement doors for kitchens/wardrobes?

Edvinas Zemaitis

3 months ago

I've received several requests for kitchen doors that clients can install themselves. This sparked an idea: are there people who would prefer to replace just the doors and panels, instead of renovating their entire kitchen, and would they be interested in ordering these components online?

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Jonathan
3 months ago
There are already many companies that do this and have massive advertising budgets. So it would be a crowded market to enter nationally.
Isla Cherry
3 months ago
Ikea carcasses can already be changed by using Superfront. As Jonathan says it's already booming. If you could offer a different kind of finish to whats already out there you may have a USP. I would research it properly first.
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Daisy England
3 months ago
We do this. We have 100s of different ones from different suppliers.

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