Absolutely! Please send us email with some details about your project to info@renstudio.com.au to get the ball rolling.

You'll need a finalised IKEA plan to start the process. Cabinetry plans are generated through the relevant IKEA planning tool (i.e. Metod Kitchens, Besta Living, Pax Wardrobes) and will need to show doors and drawer fronts so the arrangement of the joinery is clear.

Most of our clients place their orders right here on our website.

The IKEA joinery components are separated by 'cabinet numbers' on the PDF version of the IKEA planner - this is the best part of the order to use as a guide.

To order, use the filters in our shop section to choose the profile, and finish and size of the piece you require. Colours are chosen on each product page.

Absolutely! We love putting orders together for our clients as it gives us a chance to see the design before the order is placed. We do charge $200 for this service, just to cover the time involved.

If you'd like to pursue this option please send through your finalised IKEA plans (with IKEA doors on) to info@renstudio.com.au. Please note revisions to the design may incur an additional charge.

No. Our products are made to order specifically for your project, so we're unable to accept returns.  Please refer to our Terms and Conditions of Sale for more info.

Yes. As all pricing information is available on the site, we charge $200 for quotes, just to cover the time involved.

All custom pieces are by quotation only at no charge.

Our production lead times vary by finish, and may take longer in our peak production period of October to December.

Raw orders have a production lead time of three weeks. Renwood, Supermatte and Timberline four weeks, Customcoat orders around seven weeks and Natural Veneer around eight weeks. Freight time is additional and varies by location.

We recommend not scheduling trades until your panels have been received.

Our Shipping Policy has all the details. Please read it thoroughly before placing your order.

All custom pieces are provided on a quotation basis only. Please fill in our Custom Ordering Sheet and email it to us at info@renstudio.com.au. We aim to have quotes back within two business days.

No. There's simply too much variation in hinge placement and types for us to be reliably accurate. Custom doors and drawer fronts are supplied with a 'clean' back face, meaning they will need to be drilled on site by the installer.

Well, it really depends. If the kitchen is comprised of base cabinets and wall cabinets only, it's generally pretty straightforward. If the space has full height panels running between cabinets it can get tricky, as it can be (very) difficult to remove and reinstall those particular panels. If you'd like some advice, please email us through some pictures of the space and we'll take a look.

In theory yes, but it can be tricky due to the differences in depth between cabinetry types. Mixing and matching works best when the joinery pieces are completely separate. If the cabinets are joined, we recommend replacing them with new IKEA cabinets if it's possible.

Yes. We can only freight to an overall height of 2400mm.

Customcoat panels are made from 18mm thick environmentally rated, moisture-resistant, medium density fibreboard (MDF), with a polyurethane painted finish to one side and the edges of each panel.  Back side is a white (MDF is an engineered wood product made by breaking down hardwood or softwood residuals into wood fibres, combining it with wax and a resin binder, and forming panels by applying high temperature and pressure. MDF is generally denser than plywood and used in similar applications. It is stronger and denser than particle board [chip board].)

Supermatte panels are fingerprint-resistant, matte finish high pressure laminate laid to one side of MDF board with matching edges.

Renwood and Timberline products are low pressure laminates laid to two sides of MDF board with matching edges. Please note, grain matching is not possible for Renwood and Timberline fronts. All timber laminate panels are manufactured with the grain running vertically. Plinth panels are manufactured with the grain running horizontally.

The sizes of our doors and drawer fronts mirror IKEA’s sizing. Unlike some IKEA styles, our panels are 18mm thick, including cover panels and plinths (skirting boards).

Our cover panels are slightly larger than IKEA’s, as the cover panels IKEA offers sit slightly behind the finished face of the cabinet.  Our preference is for cover panel edges to instead sit flush with that front face, hence the slightly larger size.  The difference is a few millimetres only.

We also offer oversized cover panels for installations in which the walls or floors are unlikely to be square – which is the case in many older Australian homes.  In these cases, scribing is required for a professional finish. Scribing is a technique used to fit joinery neatly to uneven walls and floors, and requires cutting panels on site to fit the application exactly, hence the larger sizes.

Our PAX doors are slightly longer than the IKEA sizing, so that the (in our view, unsightly) plinth is concealed.  There is a 20mm gap between the bottom of the door and the floor.

Yes, with one exception – IKEA's largest cover panel 910mm high x 2440mm wide (usually for fixing to the front face of a kitchen island). In its place we suggest using smaller panels with expressed joins, which looks good provided the join positions are thoughtfully located.

Our doors and drawers come pre-drilled and ready for IKEA's drawer runners and door hinges.

We offer an 'overhang' option for wall cabinet doors, which means the cupboard door will hang down over the bottom of the cabinetry carcass.  This can be a good choice for many reasons – the overhang helps to conceal under cabinet lighting (as an IKEA deco strip might) and acts as a handle for a clean and uncomplicated aesthetic.   

The additional 30mm length of our overhang doors also allows for a matching cover panel to be fixed to the cabinet underside, meaning the (somewhat unattractive) visible underside of the cabinet can match the finish of the doors chosen.  Purchasing an additional cover panel obviously increases the cost of the order, however it will contribute to giving your project a high quality, well executed result – this is a technique professionals use.

For overhang options you will need to specify a left or right hinge side.  Left hand hinge side means the hinge side will be on the left-hand side of the door when you are looking at it in a closed position.

All IKEA integrated appliances use standard door and drawer panels for integration – this is how IKEA would sell appliance panels to you. If you've planned your kitchen with an IKEA integrated appliance you will find a corresponding door or drawer front on your item list.

If you intend to install a non-IKEA integrated appliance, we strongly recommend checking all data and installation sheets to ensure that the product will work with IKEA's Metod system and its associated dimensions.  A handyperson, cabinet maker or installer may be able to assist in getting a non-IKEA integrated appliance to fit.  We can make a custom panel for your appliance, but to do so you will need to submit a Custom Manufacturing Form with the details required.

In some cases you must choose whether the door will have a left or right hand hinge side. Left hand hinge side means that the hinge is on the left if you are looking at the door when it is closed.

Timber veneer is a natural material with inherent variation in both colour and material properties. Clients must expect colour variation and natural features in timber veneer orders - it's a feature not a flaw!

Our timber veneer finish samples are indicative colour samples, as depending on where the sample is cut from on the sheet, it may appear lighter or darker in tone than a complete, much larger, joinery item.

Natural veneer doors, drawer and cover panels are manufactured with the timber grain running vertically. Plinth panels are manufactured with the grain running horizontally.

Our timber veneer products are completely finished with a hard-wearing, water-based based finish.

In nearly all cases yes - we have a solid network of great installers we can recommend all along the eastern seaboard. Please shoot us an email at info@renstudio.com.au for details.

It's really common to join two or more tops together in joinery projects - even in luxury joinery jobs. Professional installation is best, and we recommend installers use something called a 'Zipbolt' to get a clean, professional and seamless-looking join.