Existing cabinets assessed first
We check alignment, fixings, moisture damage, drawers and the parts that are expected to remain.
We make custom kitchen doors and drawer fronts for existing cabinets and new kitchen schemes. Compatibility, dimensions and hardware are checked before production.
Definimos medidas, capacidad, acabados y montaje antes de fabricar para que cada decisión responda al espacio y al uso reales.
We check alignment, fixings, moisture damage, drawers and the parts that are expected to remain.
Dimensions, position, opening direction and drilling are identified door by door.
Your project manager compares suitable finishes, edges, handles and colour beside the retained kitchen surfaces.
The agreed fronts are removed, new ones are fitted, and hinges, gaps and sightlines are regulated.
Send photographs, rough dimensions or a reference. We will help you identify the next step.
A calm finished elevation depends on sound cabinets and reliable hardware. We review what stays first, then design the elements to be replaced.
Each piece is made for the opening, cabinet layout and clearances required for reliable adjustment.
When the colour changes, we identify which end panels, cornices, fillers and plinths should also be renewed.
Cup positions, mounting plates, door weight and compatibility with soft closing are checked before machining.
The opening method is coordinated with front thickness, appliances, adjacent doors and comfortable grip.
New fronts align with neighbouring doors while keeping runners, adjustment points and internal fittings accessible.
Junctions with walls, worktops, tall units and floors are detailed so the new work does not feel added later.
Twelve configurations showing different layouts, finishes and ways to integrate the furniture into a real room.
Concept visualisations only. They are not photographs of completed work and will be replaced with verified project photography before this section is presented as completed projects.
The material is selected after the existing cabinetry, daily use and acceptable maintenance have been reviewed.
Durable, easy-care surfaces in plain colours, timber effects and textures with coordinated edge options.
A defined colour, smooth or framed doors, several sheen levels and precise routed details.
Natural grain with an agreed selection, direction, protective finish and relationship to retained elements.
Display doors, profiles, fluting, radiused corners or mixed materials assessed for weight, safety and cleaning.
These are reference points for priorities, not fixed packages. The quotation includes only what the project requires.
Durable fronts, compatible hardware and a focused range of easy-care finishes.
A wider finish choice with handles and visible panels coordinated into the change.
For defined lacquer colours, veneer, glass, mouldings or details needing samples and additional workshop work.
A convincing renewal treats dimensions, mechanisms and finishes as one coordinated project rather than a collection of isolated panels.
Before discussing colour, we check level, fixings, moisture damage, shelves and joints. If the base has serious faults, we explain why a door-only renewal may be a poor investment.
Two fronts of the same size may need different drilling. We record hinge positions, handing, overlaps, gaps and relationships with drawers or appliances.
New doors sit beside end panels, plinths, cornices, glass units and the worktop. The scope identifies what remains and what should follow the new finish.
Samples are judged for appearance and touch, but also for cleanability and behaviour near the sink, oven and dishwasher.
A different handle can strike a wall or neighbouring door. Handleless rails and routed pulls also affect gaps and dimensions, so they are drawn before machining.
Installation ends when sightlines and gaps read consistently, doors remain where they should and drawers operate without rubbing adjacent fronts.
For a property in Torremolinos, the survey also checks access, daylight and any refurbishment work planned around the kitchen.
If keeping the cabinets would compromise layout, finish or durability too severely, we say so before quoting. Replacement makes sense only when the existing base supports the result.
Photographs allow an early review, but a final figure needs a complete front schedule, the finish and the hardware being retained or replaced.
Doors, drawers, glass fronts, tall units, panels, plinths and unusual pieces.
Cabinet alignment, damage, moisture, hinges, runners and the components expected to remain.
Colour, texture, material, handle and visual references beside retained surfaces.
Removal, disposal, new hardware, cabinet adjustment, transport and access conditions.
General photographs, hardware details, approximate front count, location and a visual reference.
Verified schedule, dimensions, material, machining, hardware, finishing pieces and fitting conditions.
There is no need to dismantle the kitchen before enquiring. Send what you have and we will identify the next useful check.
Send photographs and dimensions →A selection of experiences covering measuring, design, material choices, manufacture and fitting in Torremolinos.

Your project manager narrows the options to finishes compatible with cleaning, steam, grease, daylight and the available investment.
You will not be left with an unfiltered catalogue: we explain the differences in care, durability, appearance and cost.
Send photographs, rough dimensions or a reference. We will help you identify the next step.
Not always. Cabinets need to be secure, reasonably aligned and suitable for compatible fixings. The first assessment avoids making new fronts for a base that is not worth keeping.
No. General photographs and one or two rough dimensions are enough to start. Manufacturing dimensions and drilling positions are verified within the agreed scope.
Yes. Doors, drawer fronts, exposed ends, plinths and cornices can be coordinated so the renewal reads as one project.
That depends on condition, position and compatibility with the new front. We explain what is sensible to retain and where new hardware offers a better result.
No. The focus is on fronts and related elements. If layout, cabinets, services or worktops also need changing, we will recommend a wider renewal or refurbishment scope.
Con unas fotos, medidas aproximadas y una idea de uso podemos preparar una primera orientación antes de concertar la medición.