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New Plywood Drawer Boxes With Dovetail Joints And Slow-close, Full-extension Blum Undermount Drawer Slides During Better Than New Kitchens Cabinet Refacing Project In Phoenix | Flap-panel, Slab Walnut Drawers With Brushed Nickel Handles

Cabinet Refacing Drawer Upgrades

Custom Drawer Solutions for Your Cabinet Refacing Project

Cabinet refacing is a great opportunity to improve more than just the appearance of your kitchen. Upgrading your drawers can make everyday tasks easier, improve accessibility, and give your existing cabinetry a more modern feel.

Whether you’re replacing worn-out drawer boxes, converting cabinet doors into convenient drawers, or upgrading to smoother, more functional drawer slides, Better Than New Kitchens offers several ways to improve your kitchen’s functionality without replacing all your cabinets.

New Drawer Boxes

Over time, existing drawer boxes can become worn, damaged, or difficult to operate. Replacing them with new, custom-built drawer boxes is a great way to improve the durability and functionality of your kitchen cabinetry.

Better Than New Kitchens uses solid plywood drawer boxes with dovetail joints for strength and long-lasting durability. Paired with high-quality Blum drawer slides, these new drawers provide smooth, reliable operation and are built to withstand everyday use.

New plywood drawer boxes with dovetail joints and slow-close, full-extension Blum undermount drawer slides during Better Than New Kitchens cabinet refacing project in Phoenix | Flap-panel, slab walnut drawers with brushed nickel handles
New plywood drawer boxes with dovetail joints and slow close full extension Blum under mount drawer slides

Door-to-Drawer Conversions

Tired of bending down and reaching into deep lower cabinets? A door-to-drawer conversion replaces a traditional cabinet door and interior shelving with a bank of functional drawers.

This upgrade makes it easier to see, reach, and organize everything inside your cabinets, from pots and pans to dishes and kitchen essentials. Door-to-drawer conversions are especially useful in lower cabinets, where traditional shelves can make items at the back difficult to access.

Unlike interior roll-out shelves, which are installed behind existing cabinet doors, a door-to-drawer conversion changes the exterior configuration of the cabinet, giving you direct access to each drawer. If you’d prefer to keep your existing cabinet doors, explore our Cabinet Organization Solutions for other ways to improve storage and accessibility.

Lower shaker cabinets converted to deep drawers during cabinet refacing project with Better Than New Kitchens in Scottsdale, AZ
Cabinets converted to deep drawers by Better Than New Kitchens in Phoenix AZ

Upgraded Drawer Slides

The hardware behind your kitchen drawers makes a big difference in how they function. Older drawer slides can stick, wobble, or make it difficult to access items stored at the back of the drawer.

Better Than New Kitchens uses high-quality Blum under mount drawer slides that combine several convenient features.

  • Soft-Close: Drawers close gently and quietly without slamming shut.
  • Full-Extension: Drawers extend fully, providing easy access to items stored at the back.
  • Under mount Design: Drawer slides are concealed beneath the drawer box for a cleaner appearance.

These modern drawer slides provide smooth, quiet operation and make everyday kitchen tasks more convenient.

Underside view of new plywood, dovetail drawer boxes with Blum full-extension, slow-close drawer slides
New dovetail plywood drawer boxes with slow close full extension drawer Blum drawer slides

Make Your Kitchen Work Better for You

Your kitchen should be as functional as it is beautiful. Whether you’re looking to replace aging drawers, improve accessibility, or upgrade your drawer hardware, Better Than New Kitchens can help you explore the options that make the most sense for your space.

Ready to upgrade your kitchen? Contact Better Than New Kitchens to learn how custom drawer upgrades can be incorporated into your cabinet refacing project.

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