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Do-It-Yourself New Cabinet Doors

If your kitchen cabinets are still in great condition but the doors and drawer fronts are outdated or damaged, replacing just the doors is an economical, budget friendly way to refresh the space without the cost of a full remodel. You can choose from a variety of stylish options, such as the elegant and timeless one-piece shaker door, or go for a contemporary, minimalist look with a painted slab door. In this guide, we’ll show you how to easily update your cabinet doors and drawer fronts, giving your cabinetry a whole new look.

DIY Cabinet Refacing Options

If you are considering refacing your kitchen cabinets yourself, there are several options to consider depending on your needs, time, and budget.

Replace the Doors Only

Simply replacing cabinet doors and drawer fronts and replacing hinges with concealed hinges, is all that’s needed to breathe new life into some kitchens — no need to alter your cabinetry.

Replacing the doors only is a good option or if your existing cabinets are white.

Example: You have white cabinet boxes, but your cabinet doors & drawer fronts are damaged or outdated. You can replace just the doors & drawer fronts with a new style in white. Consider our Shaker 1 piece in New York White!

Paint the Cabinets and Add New Doors

In many kitchens, the existing cabinets are made of high-quality materials and are in good condition, but they need a little sprucing up. Adding a fresh coat of paint to the cabinet boxes and replacing the doors and drawer fronts can yield amazing results. Painting the cabinets and adding new doors is a good option if you are using solid color for your new door selection.

Example: You’ve had enough of your raised panel cabinets in golden oak! Simply take a colour swatch to the paint department for the new colour. Once your boxes are primed, they’ll match your new painted shaker doors.