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Frequently Asked Questions AboutCabinet Refacing


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What is cabinet refacing?

Cabinet refacing is a process of updating the appearance of existing cabinets by applying a new surface to the exterior components, such as cabinet doors, drawer fronts, and side panels, while leaving the cabinet boxes intact.

How does cabinet refacing differ from cabinet replacement?

Cabinet refacing is less invasive and less expensive than cabinet replacement because it involves updating the appearance of the existing cabinets instead of completely removing and replacing them.

Can any type of cabinets be refaced?

Most types of cabinets can be refaced, including those made of wood, laminate, or veneer. However, it’s best to consult with a professional to determine if your specific cabinets are suitable for refacing.

Is it necessary to replace the cabinet doors during refacing?

It’s always necessary to replace the cabinet doors during refacing because it’s recommended to achieve a consistent look and ensure the new surface adheres properly.

Can the cabinet boxes be refaced as well?

 Yes, the cabinet boxes can be refaced using veneer or laminate, but it’s often not necessary because they are typically not visible when the doors and drawers are closed.

What materials can be used for cabinet refacing?

Popular materials for cabinet refacing include wood veneer, laminate, rigid thermofoil (RTF), and acrylic.

How long does cabinet refacing typically take?

Cabinet refacing can take anywhere from a few days to a week, depending on the size of the project and the complexity of the design.

Can I still use my kitchen during the cabinet refacing process?
Yes, in most cases, you can continue to use your kitchen after workers are done by the end of each day or some cases during the cabinet refacing process, although there may be some limitations.
Do I need to empty my cabinets before refacing?

It’s always necessary to empty the cabinets before refacing, also it’s recommended to remove any items that could get in the way or be damaged during the process from kitchen area and countertop.

Can I change the layout of my cabinets during refacing?
In most of the cases is possible to make some modifications to the layout of your cabinets during refacing, but it may require additional work and cost.

 

How much does cabinet refacing typically cost?

The cost of cabinet refacing varies depending on the size of the project, the materials used, and the location. On average, cabinet refacing could be starting from $4,000 to $15,000, It depends on the total size of the cabinets.

Can I do cabinet refacing myself, or do I need to hire a professional?

Cabinet refacing is a complex process that requires specialized tools and expertise, so it’s generally recommended to hire a professional.

What should I look for when choosing a cabinet refacing professional?

When choosing a cabinet refacing professional, look for someone who has experience, references, and a good reputation in the industry.

How long will my refaced cabinets last?

1. With proper care and maintenance, refaced cabinets can last for many years.

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