Cabinet refacing is a popular option for homeowners looking to update the look of their kitchen or bathroom without undergoing a full remodel. However, many homeowners have questions about the process, the materials used, and the costs involved. In this blog post, we'll answer some of the most frequently asked questions about cabinet refacing.
What is cabinet refacing?
Cabinet refacing is the process of updating the doors and drawer fronts of your existing cabinets while keeping the existing cabinet boxes in place. This can include replacing the doors, painting or staining the cabinets, and updating the hardware. Cabinet refacing is a cost-effective and efficient way to update the look of your kitchen or bathroom without the hassle and expense of a full remodel.
How long does the cabinet refacing process take?
The duration of the cabinet refacing process can vary depending on the size of your kitchen or bathroom, the type of materials used, and the complexity of the design. However, most cabinet refacing projects can be completed within a few days to a week. It's important to discuss the timeline beforehand, so you know when to expect each stage of the project to be completed.
What are the costs associated with cabinet refacing?
The cost of cabinet refacing can vary depending on the size of your kitchen or bathroom, the type of materials used, and the complexity of the design. However, cabinet refacing is typically less expensive than a full remodel. It's important to get a detailed estimate beforehand, so you know what to expect in terms of costs.
Can I change the layout of my cabinets during the refacing process?
It is possible to change the layout of your cabinets during the refacing process, but it will depend on the existing structure of your cabinets. Some changes may require additional work and will increase the cost of the project. It's important to discuss your desired changes with us beforehand, so we can advise on the feasibility and cost of the changes.
What materials are used in cabinet refacing?
The materials used in cabinet refacing can vary depending on costumer choices and the design. The most common materials used are wood veneers, laminate, or solid wood for the doors and drawer fronts. The hardware, such as handles and knobs, can also be updated during the refacing process. We provide our costumers with a variety of options for material and hardware choices.
Can I change the color of my cabinets during the refacing process?
Yes, it is possible to change the color of your cabinets during the refacing process. This can be done by painting or staining the cabinets. However, it's important to note that the final color may vary slightly from the sample due to the natural variations in the wood. It's important to discuss your desired color with us beforehand, so we can advise on the best options to achieve the desired look.
Will the refaced cabinets look the same as new cabinets?
The final result of a cabinet refacing project will depend on the condition of your existing cabinets and the quality of the workmanship. At ArmorWood our workmanship and attention to detail is always top notch will bring about the best results on every project. In the end a well-done cabinet refacing project should provide a result that looks similar to new cabinets. We provide a wide variety of our completed projects here on our website under the header “Our Work” so you can see the quality of our work for yourself.