Spray-Net branded ordering module

We'll build a private ordering module on our platform, skinned in Spray-Net brand, that only shows the door styles and accessories Spray-Net Corporate has approved. Franchisees log in, see their approved catalog, get Spray-Net franchise pricing automatically, and check out with the payment terms we've agreed to.

CabinetDoors.app — on-site measuring, pricing, ordering

Our free mobile-friendly app lets franchisees walk a kitchen, photograph every door, tap in measurements, and get an on-the-spot quote — right at the kitchen table. We will also prepare a Spray-Net branded version for the franchisees to use that keep within the approved guardrails. When the customer says yes, the franchisee places the order through the Spray-Net module without ever leaving the driveway.

Ordering process — order the way that works

Every franchisee orders the way they like. Same catalog, same Spray-Net franchise pricing, same lead time — no matter which channel the order arrives through. Every route lands in the same Order Review workflow before we cut.

Sample binder — 5 doors + spec sheets

A physical sample binder shipped to every franchisee, in Spray-Net branding: five door samples of the most popular styles, spec sheets for every door style + configuration option, and a hardware section covering all the soft-close hinge options.

Cabinet expertise, on call

Our shop has 25 years of custom cabinet-making experience. Any franchisee working through a tricky kitchen — angled corners, tight island end panels, an odd 45° blind corner — can call or email the shop and get a real answers from Brad, Rob or Pamela directly.

Measuring + re-install guides — supplied

Sales binder includes measuring guides and re-installation tips and tricks. Passing along our experience to make it a seamless install for the Franchisees.

Rangerboard Platinum MDF — the reason our doors don't telegraph

Every part is cut from Ranger Board Platinum, a premium high-density fibreboard engineered specifically for painted architectural millwork. It's denser than standard MDF (770+ kg/m³ vs. ~650), grain-free by construction, and dimensionally stable across humidity swings — meaning it doesn't grow, shrink, or telegraph joint lines through the topcoat after install. When Spray-Net's proprietary coating cures on Ranger Board Platinum, you get the factory-like finish that's core to the Spray-Net brand promise. We can use Trupan MR or Roseburg MR if required.

Premium HDF · 770+ kg/m³ · grain-free · dimensionally stable

One-piece MDF doors — why we recommend them over 5-piece

5-piece doors (stile-and-rail construction) have visible joint lines that telegraph through paint over time as wood movement pulls the joints apart. Our one-piece MDF doors — CNC-shaped from a single blank — have zero joints on the visible face. The result: a paint finish that stays board-flat and joint-line-free for decades, not months. This is why the Spray-Net finish stays looking factory-new on our doors.

No stile-rail joints · no telegraphing · CNC-shaped from one blank

Priming — with Spray-Net's proprietary primer

We're set up to prime any franchisee's order with Spray-Net's proprietary primer — applied under controlled shop conditions, on freshly-sanded doors, cured to spec. Delivered ready for a top coat.

Optional shop-applied priming · Spray-Net primer · shop-controlled cure

Matching existing style — repair + replace

When a Spray-Net customer has a damaged door in an otherwise-fine kitchen (a common repair-refinish scenario), we can match the existing door style and reproduce a single door — or a set — with the same profile, thickness, and edge detail. Franchisees don't have to steer the customer into a full-kitchen re-do just because we couldn't match one door.

Custom profile matching · single-door manufacturing · repair jobs supported

Hardware — full soft-close hinge program

We stock and supply Blum European style soft-close hinges in every configuration Spray-Net franchisees actually need in the field: standard 110° overlay, blind corner, bifold, and 45° corner. Hinges are shipped with the doors, cup-holes CNC-drilled to ±0.4 mm, ready to install. Franchisees don't need a separate hardware supplier.

Soft-close 110° · Blind corner · Bifold · 45° corner · CNC-drilled

Defective or damaged doors — replaced.

If a door arrives broken, cracked, chipped, warped past tolerance, or with any manufacturing defect, we replace it. No paperwork, no back-and-forth. Send a photo, we cut a new door, we ship it. The franchisee doesn't eat the cost, and Spray-Net Corporate doesn't get a call.

Manufacturing defect · No charge · Fast turnaround

Our error on size — replaced.

If we cut a door to the wrong size — any deviation from what was signed off at the drawings-approval stage — that's on us. We remake it and ship it at our cost. This is the entire reason we send drawings for approval before we cut: to catch it there. But if something slips past both of us and it's traceable to our shop, we own it.

Our mistake · No charge · Priority remake

Franchisee ordered the wrong size — priority remake at cost.

If the franchisee measures wrong, or the size on the order was wrong at approval, we can't remake it for free — but we treat it like a priority job. We cut and ship a paid replacement as fast as we can turn it around, usually inside a week from the moment we have the corrected measurements. Franchisees don't get parked behind the standard 2-week queue when they're standing in a customer's kitchen missing a door.

Customer error · Paid replacement · Priority queue · ~1 week

Homeowner promise — normal-use failures replaced.

This one is for the end customer. If, after painting and installation, a door deteriorates or breaks under normal daily use — not abuse, not accidental damage, but a genuine failure of the door itself — we'll replace it. Best practice for the homeowner: take photos of the issue as soon as it's noticed and jot a quick note about the date and cabinet location. Send those through, we cut a new door, we ship it. The franchisee paints it and reinstalls.

Homeowner-facing · Normal-use failure · Photo-documented · Replaced