Geneva
door style
Cabinet refacing · A focused update
Cabinet refacing. A fresh expression for your kitchen.
Cabinet refacing updates the visible character of an existing kitchen or bathroom while retaining suitable cabinet boxes. Houstone offers refacing in 3D laminate and solid wood. It is worth exploring when the current layout works and the cabinet structure is worth keeping.
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Check the existing cabinetry first
Refacing starts with an assessment, not simply a new door colour. Share photographs of the whole room, cabinet interiors, hinges and any damage. Loose fixings, swelling, water damage or an unsuitable layout may change what is practical. The existing cabinet boxes are excluded from Houstone’s published refacing warranty.
- Which cabinets are you keeping?
- Does the present layout meet your needs?
- Are there damaged boxes, doors or fixing points?
02
Choose the details as one composition
Houstone’s 3D laminate range includes super matte, high gloss and textured wood-grain finishes on an MDF core. Compare the door profile, colour and handle together. Selected options may include glass doors, crown moulding, light valances and other accessories; availability depends on the chosen range.
- Geneva, Slimline and Whistler are examples from the published door collection
- Review a physical finish sample before approval
- Confirm treatment of visible ends, fillers and existing trim
03
Define the full scope of the update
Replacing doors is different from replacing a kitchen. If the project also includes a new countertop, sink, lighting or backsplash, describe these changes together. Ask what is retained, replaced or adjusted and how any additional trades will be coordinated.
Door styles & finishes
Find a different expression.
Slimline
door style
Whistler
door style
A selection from Houstone’s published collection. Screen colours and natural variation differ; confirm current samples, availability and specifications with the team.
Diva
cabinet finish
Willow Grey
cabinet finish
A selection from Houstone’s published collection. Screen colours and natural variation differ; confirm current samples, availability and specifications with the team.
From the Houstone collection
Details in context.
Useful answers
A little clarity
before you begin.
Can refacing change my kitchen layout?
Refacing focuses on existing cabinetry. Moving cabinets, changing the layout or correcting damaged boxes requires a separate assessment and may call for new cabinetry.