Shaker Style White Kitchen Cabinet Doors

Our shaker cabinet doors start at 14 for small doors and 12 72 sqft for larger doors.

Shaker style white kitchen cabinet doors.

Their cabinet doors were sturdy and there was little wood wasted in their construction and so the solid framed panel became their signature. The characteristic features of this style of door are a square framed design with an inset flat centre panel. The drawer fronts of shaker cabinets can also differ. Some shaker cabinets are very clean and simple while other have decorative edge detailing.

Other companies commonly use five piece frame and panel doors for their malibu white shaker style cabinets. If the primed and finished white option is ordered your shaker doors will be professionally finished with both primer and high reflective white conversion varnish. Even when these doors are made very well with good quality woods and paints there is always a high probability that over time the paint will suffer from cracking and chipping around the areas near the corners of the doors where the frame pieces have been joined together. For instance the vibe of a white 2 pack shaker door in a satin finish is completely different to a black thermolaminated shaker door kitchen.

Our heritage range is a shaker style door within a frame which offers a different take on this timeless classic. The versatility of the shaker design means it can look great in wood grain matt and even gloss coloured finishes. The frame is traditionally wide whilst the chester range offers a more comtemporary narrow option. Examples of original shaker furniture is exhibited in the shaker retiring room at the metropolitan museum of art in nyc and the underlying principles of shaker design have given inspiration to some of the finest designers of modern.

The shaker kitchen is extremely versatile. The beauty of a shaker style kitchen is in its simplicity. Shaker kitchen cabinets are our most popular style of cabinet doors. Shaker style doors generally consist of a 4 piece frame with a recessed centre panel.