STYLES

Arched Center Panel

Arched doors have solid wood rails and stiles. The center panels are either furniture grade veneer or solid wood. The top rail is arched. This door is usually used on upper cabinets, with a square door on the lower cabinets.

Lacquer

Lacquered or 'painted' doors are made from solid, medium-density or high-density fiberboard for exceptional stability. The lacquer coatings are usually applied in layers ranging from four coats to nine coats, depending upon the color.

Mitered

Mitered doors have solid wood rails and stiles with mitered corners. The center panels are either furniture grade veneer or solid wood.

Raised Center Panel

Raised center panel doors have solid wood rails and stiles. The center panels are either furniture grade veneer or solid wood. A raised center panel adds more detail and character to a door.

Recessed Center Panel

Recessed center panels doors have solid wood rails and stiles. The center is furniture grade veneer. A recessed center panel door adds smooth lines and simple elegance to a room.

Slab

Slab doors have no center panel or inside detail. The outside profile may have some detail, but usually it is limited to smaller profile accent. Slab doors have a unique urban feel to them.

Thermofoil

Thermofoiled doors have a medium-density or high-density fiberboard core and a thick thermofoil outer covering. These doors are very uniform and durable, making them a great choice for heavy traffic kitchens.