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Refacing Method 101 Cabinet Refacing®

Refacing Method 101 (RM101) - Veneer Face (Front) / Plywood Side

Wall

Existing Cabinet Back Panel

Existing C

abinet End Panel

¼" Filler

Veneer

Existing Face Frame

Plywood

Finish on Job Site (FOJS)

Note: Shown with Wood Veneer with Paper Back on face (front) and ⅛" Plywood, MDF Core, A4 on side.

RM101 - Veneer Face (Front) / Plywood Side - Advantages & DisadvantagesAdvantages Disadvantages

• Custom cabinet look on outside corners.• Thin line on exposed edges –less finish work required.• Less dust created in the home.• Stile/Rail strips can be cut right in the home.

• Corners susceptible to damage when using FOJS (no corner mold- ing).• Must order separate types of material for sides and front.• More face frame preparation needed than with thicker materials.• Not the ideal choice if face frames are in rough condition.

RM101 - Veneer Face (Front) / Plywood Side - Notes

1) MaterialsSide: This method can be used with either ⅛" or ¼" plywood with either a veneer core or MDF core.Face: This method can be used with either Paper Back, Wood Back or Phenolic Back Wood Veneer.

2) FOJS - Finish on Job Site If choosing not to use an Outside Corner Molding, the raw edge would need to be finished on the job site during installation. This method is not recommended when using a SolidTone finish.

3) Outside Corner Moldings

There are numerous Outside Corner Molding options that can be added as an alternative to the FOJS Outside Corner Treatment shown.Please note that some moldings can only be used with certain thicknesses of refacing material.Please see our ‟Master” Product Specifications & Wholesale Pricing Catalog for additional molding options.

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Refacing Method 101 Cabinet Refacing®

Corner Treatment Options for RM101

RM101-851

#851

ExistingFace Frame

RM101-1081

#1081

ExistingFace Frame

RM101-1134

#1134

ExistingFace Frame

RM101-1142

#1142

ExistingFace Frame

RM101-1301

#1301

ExistingFace Frame

RM101-2092

#2092

ExistingFace Frame

RM101-114

#114

ExistingFace Frame

RM101-1311

#1311

ExistingFace Frame

RM101-2367

#2367

ExistingFace Frame

**Drawings on this page are not to scale.**

V = Void behind molding may be a result of maximizing yield of side material.

RM101-2122

#2122

ExistingFace Frame

RM101-FOJS

#FOJS

ExistingFace Frame

RM101-870

#870

ExistingFace Frame

#FOJS

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Refacing Method 102 Cabinet Refacing®

RM102 - Plywood Face (Front) / Plywood Side - Advantages & DisadvantagesAdvantages Disadvantages

• Same material for entire job simplifies ordering.• Same material for entire job enables most efficient use of materials.• Face frame condition is less critical.• Generally the lowest material cost.

• Dust in the home if pieces are cut oversize.• Thick visible core of plywood on exposed edges.• Increased time required for finish work on exposed edges.• Challenges of FOJS option make corner molding almost mandatory.• Least perfect color/grain match between face frame and doors & drawer fronts.

Refacing Method 102 (RM102) - Plywood Face (Front) / Plywood Side

Wall

Existing Cabinet Back Panel

Existing C

abinet End Panel

¼" Filler

Plywood

Existing Face Frame

PlywoodNote: Shown with ⅛" Plywood, MDF Core, A4 on face (front) and side.

RM102 - Plywood Face (Front) / Plywood Side - Notes1) Materials This method can used with either ⅛" or ¼" plywood with either a veneer core or MDF core.

2) FOJS - Finish on Job SiteIf choosing not to use an Outside Corner Molding, the raw edge would need to be finished on the job site during installation. Please note that the raw edge of veneer core and MDF core plywood will stain up darker than the face. This method is not recommended when using a SolidTone finish.

3) Outside Corner Moldings

There are numerous Outside Corner Molding options that can be added as an alternative to the FOJS Outside Corner Treatment shown.Please note that some moldings can only be used with certain thicknesses of refacing material.Please see the Molding section of this catalog or our "Master" Product Specifications & Wholesale Pricing Catalog for additional molding options.

Finish on Job Site (FOJS)

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Refacing Method 102 Cabinet Refacing®

Corner Treatment Options for RM102

RM102-851#851

ExistingFace Frame

RM102-1081#1081

ExistingFace Frame

RM102-1134#1134

ExistingFace Frame

RM102-1142#1142

ExistingFace Frame

RM102-1301

#1301

ExistingFace Frame

RM102-2092#2092

ExistingFace Frame

V = Void behind molding may be a result of maximizing yield of side material.

RM102-114#114

ExistingFace Frame

RM102-1311

#1311

ExistingFace Frame

RM102-2354

#2354

ExistingFace Frame

**Drawings on this page are not to scale.**

RM102-147

#147

ExistingFace Frame

RM102-2122

#2122

ExistingFace Frame

RM102-FOJS

#FOJS

ExistingFace Frame

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Refacing Method 103 Cabinet Refacing®

Refacing Method 103 (RM103) - Veneer Face (Front) / Veneer Side

Wall

Existing Cabinet Back Panel

Existing C

abinet End Panel

¼" Filler

Veneer

Existing Face Frame

VeneerNote: Shown with Wood Veneer with Paper Back on face (front) and Wood Veneer with Wood Back on side.

RM103 - Veneer Face (Front) / Veneer Side - Advantages & DisadvantagesAdvantages Disadvantages

• Custom cabinet look on outside corners.• Thin line on exposed edges –less finish work required.• Less dust created in the home.• Stile/Rail strips can be cut right in the home.• Possible to use the same material on the entire job.

• Corners susceptible to damage when using FOJS (no corner mold- ing).• Sides of cabinets require more meticulous preparation than if using plywood.• More face frame preparation needed than with thicker materials.• Not the ideal choice if face frames are in rough condition.

RM103 - Veneer Face (Front) / Veneer Side - Notes1) Materials This method can be used with either Paper Back, Wood Back or Phenolic Back Wood Veneer.

2) FOJS - Finish on Job Site If choosing not to use an Outside Corner Molding, the raw edge would need to be finished on the job site during installation. This method is not recommended when using a SolidTone finish.

3) Outside Corner Moldings

There are numerous Outside Corner Molding options that can be added as an alternative to the FOJS Outside Corner Treatment shown. Please note that some moldings can only be used with certain thicknesses of refacing material.Please see the Molding section of this catalog or our "Master" Product Specifications & Wholesale Pricing Catalog for additional molding options.

Finish on Job Site (FOJS)

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Refacing Method 103 Cabinet Refacing®

Corner Treatment Options for RM103

RM103-851

#851

ExistingFace Frame

RM103-1081

#1081

ExistingFace Frame

RM103-1134

#1134

ExistingFace Frame

RM103-1142

#1142

ExistingFace Frame

RM103-1301

#1301

ExistingFace Frame

RM103-2092

#2092

ExistingFace Frame

**Drawings on this page are not to scale.**

V = Void behind molding may be a result of maximizing yield of side material.

RM103-114

#114

ExistingFace Frame

RM103-1311

#1311

ExistingFace Frame

RM103-2367

#2367

ExistingFace Frame

RM103-2122

#2122

ExistingFace Frame

RM103-FOJS

#FOJS

ExistingFace Frame

RM103-2124

#2124

ExistingFace Frame

#FOJS

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Refacing Method 104 Cabinet Refacing®

Refacing Method 104 (RM104) - Solid Wood Face (Front) / Plywood Side

Wall

Existing Cabinet Back Panel

Existing C

abinet End Panel

¼" Filler

Solid Wood

Existing Face Frame

Plywood

Pre-Finished byWalzCraft (PRFN)

Note: Shown with 3/16" thick Solid Wood Refacing Stock on face (front) and ⅛" Plywood, MDF Core, A4 on side.

RM104 - Solid Wood Face (Front) / Plywood Side - Advantages & DisadvantagesAdvantages Disadvantages

• Durable corner even without molding.• Fast installation if order is accurately placed.• Very little finish work on exposed edges.• Perfect match between face frame and doors/drawer fronts.

• Cost of materials.• Detailed measuring system needed before order is placed.• Loss of installation flexibility unless extra material is ordered.

RM104 - Solid Wood Face (Front) / Plywood Side - Notes

1) MaterialsSide: This method can used with either ⅛" or ¼" plywood with either a veneer core or MDF core.Face: Solid Wood Refacing Stock is available in ⅛", 3/16", ¼", 5/16" and ⅜" thicknesses.

2) PRFN - Pre-Finished byWalzCraft

When choosing to have Solid Wood Refacing Stock pre-finished by WalzCraft, one (1) face and all edges will be finished. The back will be left raw for proper glue adhesion. This method is not recommended when using a SolidTone finish.

3) Outside Corner Moldings

There are numerous Outside Corner Molding options that can be added as an alternative to the PRFN Outside Corner Treatment shown.Please note that some moldings can only be used with certain thicknesses of refacing material.Please see the Molding section of this catalog or our "Master" Product Specifications & Wholesale Pricing Catalog for additional molding options.

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Refacing Method 104 Cabinet Refacing®

Corner Treatment Options for RM104

RM104-846

#846

ExistingFace Frame

RM104-851#851

ExistingFace Frame

RM104-1081#1081

ExistingFace Frame

RM104-1134#1134

ExistingFace Frame

RM104-1142#1142

ExistingFace Frame

RM104-2367#2367

ExistingFace Frame

RM104-114#114

ExistingFace Frame

RM104-1311#1311

ExistingFace Frame

RM104-2354

#2354

ExistingFace Frame

**Drawings on this page are not to scale.**

V = Void behind molding may be a result of maximizing yield of side material.

RM104-2122

#2122

ExistingFace Frame

RM104-PRFN

#PRFN

ExistingFace Frame

RM104-2113

#2113

ExistingFace Frame