Re-facing cabinets is the longest process of Cabinet remodeling. This process is second longest to changing your cabinets; however, it is about 40%-55% cheaper then changing your cabinets. Re-facing cabinets has the same refinishing process, just requires some other changes to your cabinets.
Re-Facing cabinets could consist of changing:
- Cabinet doors
- Drawer fronts
- Handles
- Counter
Most cabinet re-facing just consists of changing things mentioned above, while keeping the boxes the same. However, because changing the boxes is not part of the regular re-facing process, it doesn’t mean we can't update them by adding some detail to make them more modern.
Things to change on the cabinet boxes:
- Crown Molding on the top of the boxes
- Makes the cabinet look more modern and appealing.
Millwork on the side of the boxes
- Makes the cabinet look more modern and appealing.
- Adding millwork on the side of the boxes updates the look by making it more modern and appealing as well.
Re-facing cabinets means bringing it a new look, so this doesn’t always mean changing almost everything.
Often times instead of changing the cabinet doors and drawer fronts, we just remold them into a more appealing and modern look by cutting (in and out) some detail in them with various machines.
- This saves 50% more money on the doors, while keeping your kitchen doors with the same structure you came to love.