Replacement Kitchen Cabinet Doors |
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How to do it yourself |
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Courtesy of www.kitchenrefacing.org
The first and easiest way is to simply replace your
existing doors, drawer fronts and hardware without doing anything at all to the
boxes. You don't even have to have an exact match. Take a close look at
your cabinets now. You'll see that you have areas that are both lighter and darker
than each other. Our beautiful laminate woodgrains compliment just about any oak
cabinet. The second way lets you invoke a warm, modern look
by installing our very popular almond or white Euro style doors with continuous oak rail
pulls and hidden hinges on your existing boxes. The third way is for those who want to give their
kitchen a bright, cheerful, country kitchen look. In this case, you remove the doors
and drawers and paint the boxes white. Our new frosty white doors and drawer fronts
with beautiful new brass handles and hinges completes the look! This is our
most popular method. The fourth way is to veneer your old boxes with your
choice of woodgrain or color to match or contrast your new doors. This method costs
a little more and takes longer because it includes laminating the boxes, but the results
are well worth the effort. Visit www.kitchenrefacing.org
for step-by-step instructions. The fifth way is to order our solid core MDF
paintable doors with no finish and paint them and your boxes any color you choose.
Your imagination is your only limit! |
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Replacing your cabinet doors takes very
little skill and no special tools. You'll be amazed at the difference you can make
in just one weekend! |
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