Re a Door Kitchen Cabinets Refacing Tampa Fl

What are my cabinet choices?

We have a comprehensive range of high-quality kitchen cabinet doors and you are sure to find the perfect match for your kitchen style. There are three main cabinet door styles to choose from: raised panel cabinet doors, recessed panel cabinet doors, and slab panel doors.

Types of Cabinet Doors

Raised Panel Cabinet Doors

This type of cabinet door offers a more traditional or ornate look with a raised central panel. Raised panel doors are a great choice for colonial, rustic, or Mediterranean-style kitchens.

Recessed Panel Kitchen Cabinet Doors

If the style of your kitchen is more contemporary or modern, the sleek look of recessed panel kitchen cabinet doors might fit the bill.  However, their minimalistic look means that they can fit in with most styles. As their name suggests, they have a recessed central panel. The most popular type of recessed panel cabinets is shaker cabinets, named after the Quaker breakaway group, the Shakers, who first manufactured this type of cabinet in the 18th Century.

Slab Panel Doors

These are flat kitchen cabinet doors with no panels; they are ideal if you want to emphasize other parts of your kitchen, such as countertops or lighting. And similar to recessed doors, they can complement most kitchen styles. They are also known as European-style cabinet doors, where they have been popular for decades.

Door Catalog

Your personal style is important, and at Kitchen Tune-Up we want your kitchen to match that style.Check out our Door Catalog to find what variation of colors and designs are best for your dream kitchen.

You can also try out our Design Tool to visualize what your new cabinets will look like.

Wood Choices

Kitchen Tune-Up offers a great selection of wood choices, as well as other materials that make great, durable custom cabinets. Talk with your kitchen consultant about the differences and what will be best for your project. The perfect choice of custom kitchen cabinets will depend on your needs, preferences, but also your budget. If you aren't sure which type of wood or cabinetry would be the best for you, then don't be afraid to reach out to us – the consultations with our representatives are completely free! You can also try ourDesign Tool to visualize what your new cabinets will look like.

Oak

Oak has been a popular wood for cabinet and furniture making for many centuries. Oak is perfect for kitchen and bath cabinet doors and will blend in with many different design styles. Oak is a hard and heavy coarse-grained wood with a choice of red and white varieties and stains well in a range of color finishes.

Cherry

Cherry is a luxury wood that will add warmth to any room. Like a fine wine, kitchen cabinet doors made from cherry will age over time and darken when it is exposed to light. If you are looking for a darker elegant color, cherry could be the wood that matches your style.

Other popular woods that are used for cabinet doors include Alder, Hickory, and Walnut.

Maple

Maple is a durable and popular smooth-grained hardwood that is ideal for use in cabinetry. One of the benefits of maple is that it can be finished to resemble more expensive woods like cherry or cedar.

Rigid Thermofoil Cabinet Doors

A cost-effective, durable, and long-lasting alternative to wood doors are Rigid Thermofoil cabinet doors. RTF doors consist of a Medium Density Fiberboard  (MDF) core with a durable vinyl laminate bonded onto it using heat and pressure. As RTF cabinet doors are layered with colored vinyl, they won't fade even with years of use. RTF is also non-porous, making it easy to clean up any splatters or spills to your cabinet doors. This is why RFT doors are one of our top sellers; we have them available in several shades, including cream, gray and white, as well as wood grain colors.

Are there other redoor options?

If you're Do-It-Yourself minded and want to change the color of your cabinets, we can supply color-matched paint for you to paint the cabinet frames. We install new cabinet doors and drawer fronts that match your newly painted frames. This is a great choice for those who love a white or bisque-colored kitchen. Then we replace your hinges, pulls, and knobs for a completely new and refreshed look. If you're looking for a more hands-off option and still want a color change, check out our Cabinet Refacing Services.

Re a Door Kitchen Cabinets Refacing Tampa Fl

Source: https://kitchentuneup.com/services/cabinet-redooring/

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