Redecorating your room to accommodate a new style but it's clashing with your wardrobe cabinets? Instead of purchasing a brand new wardrobe, consider saving on your budget by purchasing replacement cabinet doors, or having your current wardrobe doors repainted to match your new look.
We're excited to tell you about a great new promotion for you from now till August 20th, 2018!
For a limited time only when you purchase a cabinet door package at Swedish Door you'll get 10% of your purchase price back as a credit to put towards the cost of new hardware in your kitchen* like the top of the line Blumotion softclose hinges and your choice from over hundreds of different handles to accent your new renovation perfectly!
From May 1st to May 15th receive 10% OFF all door, drawer and panel packages.
Swedish Door now provides a vast selection of thermofoil doors custom made to the sizes you need! Choose from hundreds of styles, colours, patterns, and textures.
From now until February 28th receive a complementary colour or stain match on HDF and wood packages.
One thing that’s great about IKEA kitchen cabinet doors is that they are versatile. In fact, there is a whole community of people who love to "hack" IKEA designs to make them even more versatile than they already are. IKEA cabinet doors can be used all over the house and you've most likely seen them in the bathroom.
If you have IKEA doors on your cabinets, and you’re thinking about replacing them, you should think about Swedish Door for this project. We have an impressive selection of GRIMSLÖV and BODBYN style doors for IKEA cabinets that you can order in just about any size and colour.
From now until January 31st, 2018, receive a 10% credit towards the purchase of hardware when you buy any door or panel package.
As a homeowner, you have many choices when it comes to sprucing things up. There are so many colours, textures and products to choose from, it can feel as though you have a dizzying array of selection. If you’re making changes to cabinet doors, one of those choices you may come across is choosing between Thermally Fused Laminate (TFL) -- which is known sometimes as Thermally Fused Melamine (TFM) -- or Thermofoil doors.
What is the difference, though? While the two are similar in some ways, they have distinct features.