Cabinet Refacing

Step 1: Measure

Use our measuring guide to accurately size your replacement cabinet doors and drawer fronts. This is much easier than it sounds! Our step by step guide will ensure that you get accurate measurements that you can use to order your new cabinet fronts. These measurements are very important, so make sure to measure twice to prevent any future issues. Click here to download this guide.

View Our Cabinet Door and Drawer Front Measuring Guide

Step 2: Select a Syle

Once you have your measurements, it is time to select your new cabinet door and drawer front style. At CabinetNow, we offer 100's of customizable styles for you to choose from. These options range from sleek Slab style doors to beautiful, traditional raised panels. For those interested in something between modern and traditional, our Shaker cabinet doors are perfect for transitional designs.

Step 3: Customize your Cabinet Doors

Now that we have made it to the product page and have the sizes needed, it is time to go through our customization options. For nearly all of our cabinet doors, we offer the following customization options:

1. Material Used for Construction.
2. Outside Edge Profile
3. Boring for Hinges
4. Cut for Glass or French Lites

Step 4: Order

Once you've chosen your CabinetNow cabinet doors and drawer fronts, it's time to place your order! If we sent you a cart, just click on the link we sent and checkout! Our payment process is simple and easy, and 100% secure. After you submit your order, our team will send it into production. You should note that once you order is placed into production, we are unable to make any changes to the order. Once your order has been placed, it will take 10-12 days for production, and then your order will be shipped right to your door.

Step 5: Install

Most of our doors ship within 10-12 days, so be on the look out! Our doors come specially shipped, and packaged with great care. Be sure to inspect all packages for shipping damage and let us know immediately if there are any issues. Take photos of any damaged packages or contents, so we can resolve any issues quickly.

Once you have your doors and drawer fronts, it is time to reface! Be careful as you remove and replace the cabinet doors and drawer fronts, as the last thing you want is to damage your brand new cabinetry. If you run into any issues, feel free to give us a call or email, and one of our highly trained cabinet experts will assist you.