Once you decide to update the look of your kitchen, you may find that the cabinets are a large part of making your space look better. But, you may feel concerned about the costs of getting the remodeling completed. To save money, friends and family may suggest that you reface your cabinets rather than replacing the cabinets you currently have. Continue reading to learn if refacing or replacing is the more desirable choice.
Refacing
When you hear about refacing the kitchen cabinetry doors, you may wonder what it entails. Normally, it involves covering the existing door underneath a thin layer of wood or laminate. You can choose from a wide variety of textures, patterns, and colors to produce the look you desire. After that, the hinges and knobs get added to match the new covering. This process is the cheaper option that gets done if what you have is structurally sound. This means there cannot be any sections that have gotten broken, cracked, warped or showing signs of water damage.
Replacing
You don’t have to wonder what replacing kitchen cabinetry doors is about because the process is just as it seems. The older doors get removed, and newer ones added. These can in whatever wood type you want along with stylish, modern color and design. Going this route can be more expensive, but it can solve any issues with damage or age to the older doors. This solution is typically the best way to go. Also, once you have these done, your kitchen will look tremendously improved.
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