Kitchen Cabinets

jodie34 · Posts: 177 Location: Chicago IL

I would like to replace my Kitchen Cabinets. I would just like a ball park figure on what it might cost to repace them. I know a lot of things enter into this but I have no idea as to what something like that my cost. Thanks in advance.

Chumly · Posts: 7717 Location: Vancouver BC Canada

Take some photos and go to home depot, they will tell you what else you need to get a price........you'll need to do some measuring.

Swimpy · Posts: 6579 Location: Iowa, USA

Ballpark = $15,000

boomerang · Posts: 12650 Location: CHS

Seriously, check out Ikea. There was a big deal in our newspaper's "home" section on Ikea cabinets the other day and they look like a hell of a bargain. It seems they have an online design deal too so you can play around with fitting them in.

We're going to redo our kitchen in the next year or so and I will definately be looking at Ikea over custom.

fishin · Posts: 9163 Location: Boston

I'd say somewhere between $4,000 and $40,000. Wink

There is a HUGE variety of kitchen cabinets and cost is entirely dependent on what materials and quailty level you want. I'd recommend you figure out a buget for your project and find what fits your budget instead of working the other way around. (Refacing your existing cabinets may be an option as well.)

CalamityJane · Posts: 16671

Yes, IKEA is very reasonable and quite durable too. My IKEA kitchen
is more contemporary - white with butcher block countertop, and very
functional with a pull-out pantry, huge drawers for pots and pans,
and best, they have a computerized design center where you can see
your ideas immediately on screen.

The price is always depending on the size of your kitchen, but IKEA
roughly charges around $ 100 per cabinet including customized doors
(glass or solid) and variable shelves and accessories (lazy susan etc.)

http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/categories/rooms/kitchen/

Reflections · Posts: 43 Location: Birmingham

It may cost 2,000$- 50,000$.
This depends upon your budget.
First set your budget and then search cabinets.