From now until June 15th, 2019 when you purchase a Painted HDF Door package of $1000 or more in any style, you get a Complimentary Colour Match to get the kitchen of your dreams perfect down to the very last detail.
In 2015, IKEA replaced their AKURUM system of cabinets with a new system of cabinets called SEKTION. Both systems are very similar in appearance, but there are many differences that are easy to miss. This can be especially frustrating when trying to replace doors for your AKURUM system with new SEKTION doors.
We're excited to announce that Swedish Door will be attending the 2019 International Design Show in Toronto from January 17 - 20th.
The IKEA AKURUM kitchen was discontinued in early 2015 with door fronts for the cabinet system being discontinued in October, 2015. After nearly 20 years in the market AKURUM doors had vanished to coincide with the release of the new SEKTION system taking its place.
If you've been looking for the perfect excuse to update your kitchen look no further than The Swedish Door Kitchen Event to help you take your renovation one step further than what you thought possible. Our products are compatible with IKEA AKURUM, SEKTION, BESTA, PAX & GODMORGON cabinets and are custom made to fit any cabinetry.
Save up to 10% or 20% on listed product lines from now up until November 15th, 2018!
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.
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.
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.