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Kitchens/Cabinets

 Wagler Workshop can spruce up your old kitchen by bringing brand new hardwood doors. Maybe you have an old Ikea Kitchen, where your cabinets are fine, but the doors are looking old and worn. Don't break the bank. We can give you a fresh look. Maybe you moved into a new place and there are no doors at all? We do custom sizes guaranteed to fit, fully installed. We offer hardwood look, or any custom painted colour of your choosing.


If you're looking for new cabinets, we specialise in giving a great look to small kitchens for your basement apartment, condo, or in-law suit.  We will ensure that your cabinets fit wall to wall, and fit the existing space with style. We also keep in mind the best possible use of space and design.


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