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Cole’s Decor is a specialist kitchen respray and cabinet spraying service based in Biggleswade, covering Bedfordshire, Hertfordshire, Cambridgeshire and Milton Keynes. We transform tired kitchens with a professional factory-smooth spray finish for a fraction of the cost of replacement. Most projects are completed in around a week with minimal disruption. Wood, MDF, vinyl wrapped and melamine kitchens professionally sprayed in any RAL colour or designer paint shade, with matt, satin and gloss finishes available. Established in 2008, Martin Cole and Ross personally carry out every project with no subcontractors. Dulux Select Decorators and members of the UPVC & Kitchen Sprayers Association. Fully insured. Free quotations available.
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105 Potton Road , SG18 0EB, Biggleswade, United Kingdom
- 07935535070
- hello@colesdecor.co.uk
- colesdecor.co.uk
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