gloss vinyl wrap chipboard v gloss lacquer MDF kitchen doors
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I don't know the differences in price, but I imagine the dearest would be the most durable.
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an educated guess the laquer would be more durable, more resistant to scratches, and if a chip gets knocked off, more resistant to water/dirt getting behind it than the vinyl.
surely depends on what style you want as well??
surely depends on what style you want as well??
Never seen any chipboard doors, all mdf or timber.
If you don't mind me asking, where are they from? I'm in the research stages of my kitchen planning 
The doors I like seem to be available all over the net. The website http://www.kitchencollection.co.uk has them and seems nice - does anyone have experience of them? The doors are Fresco or Avant or Nuvolo.
PS
B&Q have online planning software which is quite easy.
PS
B&Q have online planning software which is quite easy.
Hi
Been in kitchen manufacturing business 30 years & the difference is this!
The PVC faced product is the cheapest way to manufacture a shiny gloss door in white, cream, red or black being the usual colours.
The painted & lacquered option is the better door as its usually thicker, more scratch resistant & theres no seams on the door edges where water can get in!
So if you can afford it I would recommend the later as only slightly dearer!
Been in kitchen manufacturing business 30 years & the difference is this!
The PVC faced product is the cheapest way to manufacture a shiny gloss door in white, cream, red or black being the usual colours.
The painted & lacquered option is the better door as its usually thicker, more scratch resistant & theres no seams on the door edges where water can get in!
So if you can afford it I would recommend the later as only slightly dearer!
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