Frequently Asked Questions

Cabinet Doors 'N" More does not permit orders to be placed over the phone with our customer service team. All orders need to be placed on our website. Measurements for each item and payment information needs to be inputted on the website so the information we receive is accurate. Please give us a call at 667-877-8777 if you have any questions about how to measure or place an order.

We're sorry, but we do not have a showroom to view our products. All products can be viewed on our website.

Yes, you can! You can order replacement Cabinet Doors and Drawer Fronts in precise, 1/16-inch increments for the exact sizes you want.

We create cabinet doors and cabinet drawer fronts in a wide range of sizes, with minimum and maximum dimensions for all our products. Please check each product for the sizes available before ordering.

Maximum Dimensions W x H = 48" W x 83" H

Minimum Dimensions W x H = Varies by cabinet door and drawer front style

Replacement Cabinet Drawer Boxes can be ordered in ½” increments from 2” to 12” heights and 1/16" increments for both width and depth.

Minimum and maximum sizes apply to all products. Check each product type for minimum and maximum sizes as they vary by cabinet door and drawer front style.

If you want new replacement cabinet doors or drawer fronts to fit like your current Cabinet Doors or Drawer Fronts, you can use your existing cabinet doors as a reference. If you only have an opening, you'll need to measure that, plus additional space for overlap (also known as overlay). The amount of overlap varies according to preference, but most cases call for 1/2 an inch. 

If you'd like to see how it's done, check out our step-by-step guide. If you'd like help placing an order, we have helpful instructions for that too. Our site is designed for ease of use so you can place your order quickly. 

Our Cabinet Doors and Drawer Fronts are available in a variety of sustainably sourced, attractive natural hardwoods and medium-density fiberboard (MDF). All our natural hardwood cabinet components ship unfinished, and we offer a paint-grade hard maple option for wood cabinets you can paint. We created a handy list detailing our materials and their features.

MDF cabinet components ship unfinished, and most products using this material can be coated with white primer before leaving our factory. MDF is a great option if you want to paint your cabinet components. We offer a wide range of our very popular Thermofoil products - Rigid Thermofoil (RTF) - a protective layer with a vinyl like material that seals cabinet doors and fronts against moisture, wear and other damaging elements. To see how white cabinets can transform your space, check out our blog.

Yes, you can! Many of our Cabinet Doors and Drawer Fronts, as well as our accessories, can be painted, stained and sealed to match your cabinets. 

If you're ordering new cabinet doors or drawer fronts you would like to paint, please select paint-grade hard maple or medium-density fiberboard (MDF). These materials are better suited for paint, and an optional white primer coat is available. For some inspiration, check out our post on choosing a paint color. 

If you'd like to stain, please select the appropriate hardwood when customizing your products. All of our solid wood cabinets ship sanded to a fine grit and ready to accept stain. You can also apply a clear coat to bring out the natural character. We've compiled a list of some of the best tips on staining cabinet doors and cabinet drawer fronts. 

White Rigid Thermofoil (RTF) cabinet components have a clear coat applied and will not accept paint or stain. 

No. All our solid wood Cabinet Doors, Drawer Fronts, Veneers and End Panels ship unfinished. We manufacture unfinished hardwood cabinet components so you can stain or clear-coat your products to match the look you want. Stains vary by manufacturer and wood type, and we want your new products to look just the way you want so they blend seamlessly into your cabinetry. We recommend speaking to your local home improvement store for help matching a current stain. 

Our primers are post catalyzed, acid cured and compatible with many high quality topcoats.

There are many finishes available to paint residential cabinetry. While many of these products may work in combination with our primers, we recommend only acid cured conversion varnish topcoats. Testing for compatibility and adhesion between primers and customer’s finish materials should take place on a test door prior to finishing any large items or multi-piece projects.

Customers should scuff sand the primer using 280-grit sandpaper no more than 24 hours before applying any finish. All surfaces must receive this sanding step to achieve a mechanical bond.

Yes, they are! Our raised panel Cabinet Doors and Drawer Fronts are made of solid wood. Their construction includes a solid wood panel along with solid rails and stiles (the horizontal and vertical parts of the frame). 

The following raised panel cabinet door designs are available in unfinished solid wood frames with solid wood inserts: 

• Asheville: Asheville raised square, which features a traditional, rectangular panel 
• Shelby: Shelby raised arch, featuring a rounded panel for a softer look 
• Concord: Concord raised cathedral, with an elegant arched panel 

We also offer raised panel cabinet door designs in a durable White Rigid Thermofoil (RTF) finish, including the following styles: 

• Naples: Naples raised square, which features a rounded-off center panel profile
• Daytona: Daytona raised square, which features a squared-off center panel profile

Many more raised panel options are available on our site and can be found here. We manufacture many cabinet drawer front styles to match or complement your cabinet doors for consistency in design. 

Yes, it is! We offer optional hinge boring for European concealed hinges all our Cabinet Doors. We bore precision 35-millimeter spaces at predetermined intervals based on door height and style. The standard placement for cabinets is 3 inches from the top and bottom edges. We're sorry but custom boring is unavailable. We do sell Blum soft close hinges so check out our cabinet hinge page (under accessories) for our options. For more information, scroll to the section on hinge boring in our measuring guide. 

SOLID WOOD CABINET DOORS

• Cabinet Doors with a height of 42" or less will receive two hinge bores.
• Cabinet Doors with a height of 42 1/16"-72" will receive three hinge bores
• Cabinet Doors with a height of 72 1/16" or larger will receive four hinge bores.

WHITE THERMOFOIL (RTF) CABINET DOORS

• Cabinet Doors with a height of 8” up to 13” will receive two hinge bores (Note: placement will be 2” from top and bottom of door).
• Cabinet Doors with a height of 13” up to 36” will receive two hinge bores
• Cabinet Doors with a height of 36” up to 60” will receive three hinge bores (Note: middle bore centered on door)
• Cabinet Doors with a height of 60” up to 84” will receive four hinge bores (Note: equally spaced on door)

Yes, we do! At Cabinet Doors 'N' More, we offer two styles of Glass Panel Cabinet Doors, also called mullion doors. These are available in both standard edge profiles and a classic Shaker-style design. Both styles are available in natural hardwood, MDF and White Rigid Thermofoil (RTF) options. We do not sell glass, but we recommend completing your cabinet doors with panes 1/8 of an inch thick. 

Our solid wood doors come with retainer moulding for simple installation. Check with your local home improvement store (Home Depot/Lowe's) for ordering glass cabinet panes cut to size. 

If you have a box handy, you can take your measurements from it. If you plan on using the same drawer glides as you have today, then measure the height, width length/depth, taking dimensions from the outside edges of the drawer box. If you only have space for a drawer box, we'll help you get precise measurements for a perfect fit. 

 Measuring the cabinet opening using side-mounted glides: 

• Measure the cabinet opening width (inside frame to frame) and subtract 1” from the width of cabinet frame opening. Typical side mount drawer glides take up 1/2" on each side of the drawer box. You may need to subtract more depending on the glides you choose. 
• Measure the cabinet opening height (inside frame to frame) and subtract at least 1/2” from the opening height. If your cabinet opening measurement comes to 3 3/4" then you need to round down to a 3 1/2" drawer box.
• For length/depth, we recommend subtracting 1" from the length of the side-mounted drawer glides. If your glides are 21" in length, then subtract 1" for a 20" deep drawer box.
• Measure the depth of your cabinet, being certain to check for obstructions like water or gas pipes. Typical kitchen base cabinet depth is 24”.

• Opening Width - Deduct 3/8" total from opening width (3/16" from each side).
• Opening Height - Deduct 3/4" total from the opening height then round down to the closest 1/2" (As we sell drawer boxes in 1/2" heights only).
• Box Length/Depth: The length/depth of your drawer box will dictate the length of your undermount glide. You should order the same glide length as the length/depth of your drawer box (21" depth drawer box = 21" undermount glides). Our undermount glides come in 3" increments from 12" to 21" with the most popular length being 21".
• Do not forget to order the "notch and bore" option for each drawer box that will utilize undermount slides. 
• We recommend Blum 563H undermount glides for our drawer boxes. Check out our blog to learn more about "how to calculate the size of kitchen drawers using Blum tandem undermount slides".
• Check out our undermount glide offerings under "Accessories" - 12", 15", 18" and 21" lengths available. 

Need help? Check out our guide for step-by-step instructions for confident measurements. 

Yes, we do! When customizing your cabinet drawer boxes, select notch and bore so we know to prepare your drawer boxes for use with undermount glides. For the best performance, we recommend using Blum 563h undermount drawer glides. We sell undermount glides in 12', 15", 18" and 21" lengths.

All of our replacement cabinet drawer boxes have a 1/2 inch reveal at the bottom for installing undermount glides. If measuring for undermount glides for our replacement Drawer Boxes, please keep this in mind: 

• Opening width: Subtract 3/8 of an inch from the opening width
• Opening height: Subtract a minimum of 3/4 of an inch from the opening height, then round down to the closest 1/2 inch.
• The length/depth of the drawer box should match the length of the glides. For example, a drawer box 21 inches in length requires undermount drawer glides 21 inches long.
• We manufacture drawer boxes in 1/2 inch increments. When measuring the height, please round down to the nearest 1/2 inch. Need help? Check out our guide.

Yes, they are! We build solid birch and maple Drawer Boxes shipped fully assembled and ready to install. If you're only ordering drawer boxes, we can ship most orders within 15 business days regardless of size, and all orders ship free. For more information on our drawer box design, read our blog. If you need help measuring, check out our simple guide. 

Yes!  We offer Blum undermount soft-close drawer glides in 4 lengths: 12", 15", 18" and 21". For help making the right selection, check out our blog on choosing drawer glides.

Always make sure that the length of your drawer glides = the length/depth of your drawer box (21" length glide = 21" depth box).

Yes! 

We offer 1/2" and 1 1/4" Blum soft-close overlay cabinet door hinges. They are sold as a pair and ship within 5-7 business days.

If you've selected optional hinge boring on your order, we prepare cabinet doors for European concealed hinges 35 millimeters in diameter. Hinge overlay varies but 1/2 inch overlay is the most common size. 

Yes; but only our shaker doors will work as the sides of the doors have to have a straight edge (no outside edge profile). In addition, lazy susan take very specific hinges and hinge boring placement so if elect to place an order for your lazy susan, we would recommend ordering the cabinet doors with "No Hinge Boring" and either do the hinge boring yourself or have an experienced contractor so this for you.

Never! At Cabinet Doors 'N' More, there are no minimum quantities or minimum amounts required to place an order. And, whether you need a single item or a bulk order numbering in the dozens, all orders always ship free, with most on the way in 15 business days.

IF YOU HAVE PLACED AN ORDER AND IT NEEDS TO BE CANCELLED, CABINET DOORS 'N" MORE WILL CHARGE A FEE AND REFUND AN AMOUNT THAT IS BASED UPON HOW FAR WE ARE ALONG IN THE MANUFACTURING PROCESS.

• SAME DAY/1 BUSINESS DAY - 10% FEE
• 2+ BUSINESS DAYS OR LONGER - 30% FEE

WE BELIEVE THIS IS MORE THAN FAIR BASED ON THE FACT THAT ALL OF OUR ITEMS ARE CUSTOM MADE TO ORDER AND ONCE YOUR ORDER IS STARTED, THAT ORDER WAS BASED ON THE STYLE, MEASUREMENTS AND OPTIONS PROVIDED BY YOU AND CANNOT BE USED FOR ANOTHER ORDER.

We ship most orders in 15 business days (depending on the product), including bulk orders. All orders ship factory-direct, with the majority leaving our factory via UPS Ground. Larger orders may ship via LTL carrier due to size. In most cases, our customers receive their orders within one to four days following receipt of shipping confirmation. 

NOW OFFERING FASTER SHIPPING OPTION (10-15 BUSINESS DAYS TO BUILD/SHIP). THEN ALLOW A FEW DAYS TO ARRIVE BASED ON YOUR LOCATION. 

Since shipping is free regardless of order size or amount, the price you see for your products is the price you pay. However, as an e-commerce website, we are obligated to charge state sales tax in several states based on sales and usage tax requirements. 

All products furnished under the Cabinet Doors 'N' More brand are warranted one year from the date of purchase. The warranty is given to the purchaser of the products, is furnished by Cabinet Doors 'N' More and is not transferable. This warranty covers all Cabinet Doors, Drawer Fronts, Drawer Boxes, Veneers, End Panels and Cabinet Shelving. Read our full warranty policy for more information. 

Cabinet Doors 'N' More is your online source for replacing a single piece of your cabinetry or remodeling multiple units. We carry several styles of Cabinet Doors and Cabinet Drawer Fronts that complement each other, or you can use our customization options to design the perfect replacement if you want to match your current cabinets. Here's what you need to do to get started: 

• Measure your cabinets: We offer a range of products for refacing cabinetry. If you have functional cabinet boxes, we can help you create a matching look across a kitchen, bath or dozens of units. We build to your specifications. Gather the right dimensions for your doors, drawer fronts and drawer boxes with our tips for measuring cabinets.
• Choose your material: We offer made-to-measure cabinets in a selection of quality materials for achieving the right look to match your cabinets. Select from attractive species of hardwood you can stain, paint-grade hard maple and medium-density fiberboard (MDF) you can paint, or white cabinets sealed with a durable RTF clear coat.  
• Prepare your products: We offer optional primer paint for paint-grade hard maple and MDF products, saving valuable prep time during installation. Add hinge boring to your cabinet doors for concealed European hinges. Outfit your drawer boxes with notching and boring for undermount glides and scoop hand pulls for ready use.

It depends. Door overlap — known as an "overlay" in cabinetry — depends on cabinet design and hinge selection. The overlay is the amount of cabinet door extending beyond the cabinet opening. Doors with overlay measure larger than the cabinet space, extending up to 1 1/2 inches beyond the opening in some cases.

Your existing cabinets can influence your decision. If you are installing a single door on existing cabinets, measure the current overlay to match. With the door closed, place a piece of tape along the edge, on the cabinet box face. When you open the door, measure the gap between the side of the tape and the cabinet opening.

If you are remodeling or renovating with all new Cabinet Doors, we offer hinge boring for a standard 1/2-inch full overlap. Our hinge bores accept the concealed European-style cabinet hinge. We are unable to process requests for custom boring. 

No. White Rigid Thermofoil (known as RTF) provides an additional layer of protection to your cabinetry. This coating is smooth, non-porous and covers the entire exposed surface of the cabinet door. If you want to change the color of your Thermofoil cabinets, we recommend replacement. 

The smooth surface of Thermofoil creates a weak bond with paints of any sheen and is not suitable for painting. Applying paint to Thermofoil typically results in an uneven coat, with peeling and cracking following soon after. 

For cabinets ready to paint, choose new Cabinet Doors or Cabinet Drawer Fronts in medium-density fiberboard (MDF) or paint-grade hard maple. 

No. Cabinet refacing is an extensive process, involving the renovation of your entire cabinetry. Replacing cabinet doors is part of cabinet refacing. If the damage to your cabinet door is superficial, you may be able to repair it using spot-sanding and touch-up paint or wood stain. 

If your situation calls for a more thorough solution, ordering a replacement through Cabinet Doors 'N' More is fast, easy and affordable. Browse our selection of cabinet door styles to find a match for your project. 

We build cabinet doors made to order and built to your exact dimensions. Use our range of simple customization options to match the material and appearance of your existing doors or create an all-new look in your kitchen, bath or any interior space for much less than the cost of a full remodel.

We're sorry but No. All of or products including cabinet doors, drawer fronts and drawer boxes are custom made to order. We build products designed for your project, made to match your specifications for material, size and style. Due to the custom nature of cabinet refacing materials, we are unable to accept returns or exchanges. 

For accurate measurements, follow these steps for measuring cabinets and measure to the nearest 1/16 of an inch. If you find yourself lost in the numbers, give us a call and we will be happy to help.

You should consider refacing instead. Refacing cabinets with our products is faster, simpler and more affordable than cabinet replacement. Cabinet replacement involves removing the complete set of cabinet boxes. Refacing keeps them intact, saving money on disposal fees, materials and labor. 

Removal and installation of cabinet boxes, doors and drawers can take weeks, leaving you without a kitchen. A complete refacing can be finished in a weekend. Add options like white primer paint, hinge boring and more to save even more time refacing your cabinets.