Kitchen renovation with Underlayment, by Arjan

What have you made?

Kitchen renovation by renewing the drawer fronts and kitchen cabinet doors of an existing kitchen with smoothly finished panels of custom-made and round milled Underlayment.

How did you make the doors?

After receipt of the panels, they were first sanded. Machine the front and back, then the edges a little more carefully by hand. After sanding, the holes for the hinges were drilled in the panels with a drilling template. The location of the holes was taken from the existing doors so that the hinge mounting in the cabinets could remain the same. After that, all edges were put in a wood sealer twice. Because there was still sealer left, I also gave the bottom doors a layer of sealer both in front and behind. These are most likely to get some moisture under the counter. After the sealer layers, all panels were primed twice, slightly sanded in between. After the primers, 6 layers of 'Flexa Kitchen Cabinet Paint' were applied per panel. The kitchen doors could then be easily replaced on the existing hinges.

What are the measurements?

6 doors measuring 57.3 x 39.4 cm
4 doors of 57.3 x 44.3 cm
1 door measuring 102.4 x 59.3 cm
1 door measuring 90.3 x 59.3 cm
3 drawer fronts of 39.4 x 14.0 cm
2 drawer fronts of 44.3 x 14.0 cm