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A. Until now, GDR's patented Resincast® technology and skilled craftsmanship has been unavailable. In addition, GDR's artisans have devoted years to replicating the look of the most beautiful wood grains in the world.
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The useful life of a S-11 Refacing Disc is only 1 refacing. Regardless whether the disc has been used for 25 or 50 cycles, the refacing disc should be discarded. Refacing with a used disc may change the wear coefficient of the wheel faces, and
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• • Green Option Reface • • Install Process • • Refacing FAQ • Countertops • Bathroom Remodeling • Portfolio • Current Promotions • Full Renovation Services • Cities We Service • Association Members • Kitchen and Bath
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• It is generally cheaper. • It is more appealing to potential home buyers. • It redefines the look of your kitchen. • It is fresh, clean, and up to date. When to replace kitchen cabinets? • If you want to improve kitchen traffic. • If you want to
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Traditionally, cabinet re-facing has been sort of a “lower end” option where the homeowner simply could not afford new cabinets and, because of financial considerations or the desire to keep the countertop, simply had no other option. Most often
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Your average kitchen with moderate product selections can range from $15k-$30K excluding appliances. An average kitchen cabinet refacing project or complete window replacement range from $4K-$15K. These quotes are rough guidelines and our pricing
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The process generally takes 3-5 days to reface your kitchen. If you are adding countertops and other work, the timeframe will be longer, typically adding an additional 10 days.
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It's simple! The basic cabinet box and layout is already in place. When the custom-sized doors and drawer fronts along with the cabinet surfacing material arrives, all that is required is to resurface your existing cabinets and install the new doors
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A. A basic refacing project consists of replacing your old doors and drawer fronts with new ones and covering all of the exposed cabinet surfaces with matching materials and adding new moldings. You also get premium, self-closing hidden hinges.
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Your cabinets have taken a beating over the years. Refacing your old, dirty and beaten cabinets is not difficult. The right type of glue for refacing your cabinets is a flammable contact cement. Non-flammable contact cement or glue will not stay
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