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There are many advantages to replacing cabinets, including the ability to change the color, style, and—in many cases—the layout of the room.
Replacing your cabinets will also provide you with options that can help you simplify your space while creating additional convenience and function… such as rollout trays, lazy susans, wood base organizers, and pullout trash and recycle drawers. Decorative bases and posts, wood wall hoods, moldings, and corbels are also all available to add the perfect designer touch.
Cabinets comes in two categories: framed and frameless.
Framed cabinets include a wood frame (also known as a face frame) that surrounds the front of the cabinet box, much like a picture frame. The doors are attached by hinges to the face frame. You’ll commonly find framed cabinets in most modern or traditional kitchens.
Frameless cabinets (also known as European style or Euro cabinets) have no face frame. The doors attach to the inside of the cabinet box with special hinges.
Door styles also fall into two main categories: Standard overlay and full overlay cabinets.
Standard overlay allows a portion of the face frame to be seen around the door (depending on the door style).
Full overlay cabinets cover most of the face frame and requires knobs or handles. Because the doors on full overlay cabinets are larger in comparison, full overlay tends to be the more expensive option.