Cabinet Refacing
Reface with Comfort!
Cabinetry refacing saves time and money while drastically altering the style of your kitchen. This affordable kitchen remodeling process uses the "bones" or boxes of the existing cabinetry. It is comparable to reupholstering furniture. New fabric wraps around the framework, similar to how refacing material is applied to the cabinetry's structure. Doors, drawer faces, and trim are all replaced to complete the transformation.
Step 1
Prep
The existing cabinets are prepared by removing doors, drawer fronts, crown molding and trim.
BONUS: If you love your countertop, backsplash and flooring, these may remain in place during the reface project.
Step 2
Application
The cabinet boxes are overlaid with quarter-inch solid wood reface material finished in the color of your choice. The reface material is trimmed to the exact size of the cabinets. It is then applied with glue and micro pins to the face frame.
Step 3
New Doors & Drawer Fronts
The transformation continues as new doors and drawer fronts are installed.
Step 4
Finishing Touches
Trim and moldings are installed in the matching finish, and updated hardware is added for the final touch. Your kitchen transformation is now complete!
The (Hidden) Benefits of Refacing!
Does your kitchen need an update but you're dreading a rip-and-tear remodel? Cabinetry refacing is an excellent option with many benefits! Consider refacing with comfort!