Fixed Cabinets Get Their Cabinet Painting In Place
Pantries, built-in bookcases and wall units are usually fixed to the wall or built into the room. The doors come off and go to the booth like kitchen doors. The frames and shelves are sprayed in place behind plastic sheeting.
We cover floors, walls and nearby furniture and run a fan to move air outside. The same low-odour waterborne products used on kitchen boxes go on these cabinets too.
Laundry And Mudroom Cabinet Painting Takes Heavy Wear
Laundry cabinets get damp air from the dryer, spills from detergent and bumps from baskets. Mudroom lockers get kicked by boots and loaded with hockey bags and backpacks. These cabinets need a harder finish than a bedroom shelf.
We suggest a two-part polyurethane or a hard enamel with an extra coat on the edges and bottom shelves. That extra protection helps the cabinet painting last in the busiest rooms of the house.
Pantry Interiors Are Priced Separately
The inside of a pantry has many shelves and a lot of surface. Painting the interior can almost double the sprayed area. Some people paint only the doors and frames, while others want the shelves done too.
Your written quote lists interiors as a separate line, so you can decide. The kitchen cabinet painting page explains how interiors are handled in the kitchen as well.
Adding These Rooms Lowers Cabinet Painting Cost Per Door
Every job has setup costs: travel, protection, spray equipment and cleaning. Doing those rooms during the kitchen job spreads such costs across more cabinets. That makes each extra cabinet cost less than it would on its own.
A single colour across the kitchen, pantry and laundry also gives the house a finished look.
Built-In Cabinet Painting In Family Rooms And Basements
Detached homes in Erin Mills often have built-in bookcases around a fireplace or a wall unit in the basement. These were often stained oak or pine when the homes were built. Cabinet painting can bring them up to date to match a newly painted kitchen.
Built-ins are sprayed in place, like kitchen boxes. We cover the fireplace, floors and furniture, remove the doors for booth spraying and coat the frames and shelves in the room. Oak and pine built-ins need a stain-blocking primer, just like an oak kitchen.
A painted built-in can match the kitchen colour or use a softer shade of it. We can include a sample door for the built-in in the same colour visit.