Kitchen Refacing Sydney

The word resurface suggests a type of paint on or spray on application which is a different system to what we use. We don’t coat anything, we remove doors, drawer faces and panels and replace them with brand new products. This achieves a long lasting, durable solution and gives new hardware to the renovation. (hardware meaning hinges and drawer runners which ultimately wear our and should be dealt with at the time of the renovation)

Kitchen refacing is a type of kitchen renovation without the hefty costs, material wastage and time. we remove doors, drawer faces and panels and replace them with brand new products. This achieves a long lasting, durable solution and gives new hardware to the renovation.

The materials we use in our kitchen refacing include engineered stone over the top of existing benchtops and for various and selected splashback applications for the refacing work.

We also use full body porcelain over the top of existing benchtops and can be specified for all splashback applications for the refacing work.

The cost to reface a kitchen may vary subject to the following items.

• The size of the kitchen and refacing project.
• How many cabinets need to be replaced due to damage and wear and tear.
• How many cabinets need to be added to accommodate any design changes or additions.
• What material finish will be used for the new doors and panels.
  what material type and finish will be used for the benchtop reface.
• What material type and finish will be used for the splashback reface.
• How much electrical and plumbing work is required for the new project.

Kitchen and Bathroom Refacing is an alternative to a complete kitchen renovations or bathroom renovations in Sydney. Depending upon the degree of refacing called for and the layout of your existing kitchen area, it might be feasible to save approximately 50% contrasted to a total makeover. Reface Kitchens and bathrooms are the experts in Sydney for any kitchen refacing and bathroom refacing solutions.

Refacing can completely change the feel and look of your existing kitchen or bathroom and add countless dollars to your residence’s value when it comes time to market. Numerous clients who choose to reface versus resurfacing or renovations do so with the view to enhance rental return on investment properties.

Kitchen and bathroom refacing, not to be mistaken with kitchen resurfacing or bathroom resurfacing, is a makeover where just the external and noticeable doors, cabinets and end panels are changed to offer your existing kitchen or bathroom a makeover and also really feel. It doesn’t include re-configuring the original layout or modifications to cabinets (i.e. changing closets with cabinets etc.) It might consist of replacing kitchen benchtops as well as kitchen area splashbacks where possible.

As long as your kitchen cabinets remain in good condition and are happy with your kitchen area’s existing layout and arrangement, kitchen refacing may be a sensible alternative for you to think about. Cooking area refacing is most appropriate when all you intend to attain is a new colour or surface design to what is already a useful, practical cooking area.

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• The size of the kitchen and refacing project.
• How many cabinets need to be replaced due to damage and wear and tear.
• How many cabinets need to be added to accommodate any design changes or additions.
• What material finish will be used for the new doors and panels.
  what material type and finish will be used for the benchtop reface.
• What material type and finish will be used for the splashback reface.
• How much electrical and plumbing work is required for the new project.