Door, doors and more doors.
At The Kitchen Technician we specialize in refacing. This means we take your old doors and replace them with new ones. There are many styles, and different types of materials for you to choose from. It can be a little overwhelming, but with the help from our specialists we can put you the right direction for all your cabinet needs.
Thermofoil
Also known as PVC it is a flexible vinyl material that is applied by molding over a medium-density fiberboard (MDF) or engineered wood. It is easy to clean, resistant to temperature and humidity changes as well as cracking, chipping, staining and warping.
Here are some examples of the different looks you can achieve with Thermofoil, photos taken from our suppliers at M&J Woodcraft
York – Shaker Series 
Oxford – Shaker Series 
Euro White -Raised Panel Series (Square Corner) 
Verona GE – Raised Panel Series (Rounded Corner) 
Verona – Raised Panel Series (Rounded Corner) 
Vermont – Raised Panel Series (Rounded Corner) 
Sussex – Slab Series 
Roma – Slab Series 
Sydney – Slab Series
Wood Doors
Without a doubt, solid wood is very strong and sturdy. Solid wood stands out from the rest with its beautiful grains and patterns.
Here are some examples of the different looks you can achieve, photos taken from our suppliers at KSC Suppliers Inc.
KSCW-Shaker–Beaded Panel 
KSCW-Arbutus Parklane Ellipse 
KSCW-Arbutus 
KSCW-Regency Raised Panel 
OTW-2-Step 
OTW-Double Bead
Laminate Doors
Laminate is made up of layers of paper and plastic resins, that are bonded to plywood or furniture-grade particleboard. Unfortunately laminate isn’t malleable, so most doors have flat or grooved designs.
Here are some examples of the different looks you can achieve, photos taken from our suppliers at KSC Suppliers Inc.
KSC-COASTAL SHAKER 
KSC-COASTAL SHAKER 
KSC-Terzetto
Links to our suppliers for further information on their products:
