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Kendor Unfinished Oak Square Raised Panel Cabinet Door, 10H x 20W
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About Kendor Unfinished Oak Square Raised Panel Cabinet
Finest quality unfinished cabinet door made from solid American Red Oak. Strong and beautiful hardwood and the most popular species for staining. This is a true stain-grade door with no knots or blemishes. Measures 10 inches high and 20 inches wide. The 2 1/4 inch wide frames have unique detailing on the inner and outer frames, and the raised center panel is coved. See exact profile in the images above. 13/16 inch thick. Unbored. Available in a wide range of sizes; select the height from the drop-down box, and the width from the lower row of images. For fractional sizes, just round each fraction UP to the next whole inch, order that size, then message us with your actual desired dimensions. We'll confirm them with you and make exactly the sizes you request. If you're unsure of the size you need PLEASE DON'T ORDER - contact us and we'll help you determIne the right size. All of our doors are custom-made so returns are a total loss for us. Made in USA by Kendor Wood, a 3rd generation family business known for their quality, value and many styles. Your cabinet door will be made within 2 weeks. This style is also offered in Maple (search B00RO644NW) or MDF (search B07HHJQVN1). Matching raised panel (search B00RO4VP7M) and solid (search B01B5CLLSG) drawer fronts available too. Click on the blue 'Custom Cabinet Warehouse' under the Add-To-Cart buttons to see all of our products or send us a message. Doors come fully sanded in all areas to 220 grit, and can be finished right out of the box. Oak is prized for its beautiful grain and is often stained though it can also be painted. When painted the distinctive texture of it's grain will show through. For a smooth painted finish we recommend either Maple (finely grained hardwood) or MDF board (low cost) doors. Every order includes detailed finishing instructions for the home handyman. If you're a complete novice, you may want to consider hiring a professional to finish your cabinet doors for you.
