refaced
Got new surface
Refaced is the past tense of reface, meaning to put a new surface on something.
Buildings are refaced when their exteriors are replaced or restored: The old brick warehouse was refaced with modern glass panels.
Kitchen cabinets are commonly refaced by replacing doors and drawer fronts while keeping the existing frames.
Brake rotors may be refaced by machining them smooth.
Enclosed storage furniture
- laminateBond thin layers together
- kitchenFood preparation room
- doorsHinged passage barriers
- drawersSliding furniture compartments
veneer · hardware · countertops · refinished · plywood · remodeling · replacement · hinges
Organization with membership
- ironElement twenty-six
- insertPlace within another thing
- groovesNarrow carved channels
- driverVehicle operator
putter · restored · wear · loft · lie · grinding · milled · equipment
Deceptive outward appearance
- renovationRestoring to good condition
- claddingOuter protective layer
- exteriorOuter portion
- restorationReturning something to condition
veneer · siding · brickwork · stonework · modernization · storefront · building · resurfaced
cabinets
Enclosed storage furniture
drawers · veneer · hardware · countertops · refinished · plywood · remodeling · replacement · hinges · frames
club
Organization with membership
driver · putter · restored · wear · loft · lie · grinding · milled · equipment · custom
facade
Deceptive outward appearance
- renovationRestoring to good condition
- claddingOuter protective layer
- exteriorOuter portion
restoration · veneer · siding · brickwork · stonework · modernization · storefront · building · resurfaced · reclad
refaceddemolished
Completely destroyed a structure
razed · torn down · destroyed · knocked down · leveled
refacedneglected
Not given proper attention
abandoned · weathered · dilapidated · crumbled · deteriorated