Refacing cabinets is a quick and easy way to change the look of your kitchen without the mess and expense of a complete remodel. But you should know that not all cabinets are candidates for restoration, which is why you should make sure to check if they meet these requirements:
A Surfaces that are in good condition.
Internal box condition — drawer tracks, shelves, internal storage structures.
Once you have made sure that your cabinets are in good condition, you must make your plan a successful cabinet refacing project always starts with planning. Think about the budget.
There is a wide range of prices for cabinet refacing because there are several factors to consider. The final cost of cabinet refacing depends on the finishes you choose, the quantity, the design, and the amount of labor required.
Even so, cabinet refacing will cost you half or 1/3 of what a full cabinet refacing normally costs.
How does it works?
The first step is removing the doors and drawers.
The front edges of the cabinets, scribes and toe kick will be covered with self-adhesive wood veneer or painted with special wood paint.
Make sure to check that the existing boxes are in good condition, for a more lasting result.
Choose the finish you like best, glossy paints, including semi-gloss, high gloss and satin are usually better options for kitchen cabinets.
Once your doors are ready, an expert performs the installation.
Last but not least, choose the hardware that will give your cabinets a unique style.
Pros of Refacing Kitchen Cabinets
Less expensive, time-consuming, and disruptive.
A wide variety of styles. Cabinet refacing includes a variety of styles and veneer options, including laminates and natural woods.
No major construction and added home value. It's also ideal if you have no desire to change your kitchen layout and just want to spruce up the room to make it more functional or attractive. Not to mention, refacing can quickly pay for itself in increased home value.
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