Convert Cabinets to Drawers

Yes. Door-and-shelf base cabinets can be converted to drawer banks. Raymond measures the opening and confirms what will fit. The cabinet needs new fronts, so the drawers look right with the rest of the kitchen, and the cabinet box itself has to be sound.

A cabinet that had one door becomes a bank of drawers, so the front is a different shape than the door it replaces. New fronts are made to order by local Western Massachusetts shops and finished to match your existing cabinets.

Solid maple, dovetailed drawer boxes with plywood bottoms set in grooves, on full-extension, undermount, soft-close slides. They are built in Massachusetts and can be clear-coated or left unfinished.

Yes. Many people convert only the cabinets they reach into most, such as the pots-and-pans cabinet. Drawers are priced per drawer, and every job starts with a free estimate.

As with most cabinet work that needs new fronts or drawers, the usual lead time is 3 to 6 months from accepting the quote. Raymond confirms the actual timing for your job.