There are hundreds of ways to customize a shaker cabinet door, with different frame widths, materials, panel depths and slight variations on the traditional square outside and inside edge detail, and flat panel. According to Kitchen and Bath Design News magazine, homeowners and kitchen designers are looking for Shaker doors with a “creative twist.
TaylorCraft Cabinet Door Company specializes in building custom, unfinished Shaker style cabinet doors in a wide variety of options.
We created the Shaker Cabinet Door Styles pdf below to help homeowners and cabinetmakers pick from some of the most popular options, including:
- 4S TaylorCraft’s proprietary construction that ensures superior durability and stability over time
- Skinny Shaker otherwise known as Narrow Shaker or Slim Shaker
- Traditional 2-3/8″ frame shaker
- Wide 3-1/8″ frame shaker
- Variations on the square inside and outside edge to add uniqueness and elevate the overall look
Also shown are common wood species used for Shaker cabinet doors, including White Oak, Rift White Oak, Maple, Cherry, Alder, Beech and Walnut.
Each photo in the Shaker Cabinet Door Styles pdf links to a web page with more information on that door style.
TaylorCraft sells doors in the white, ready for finish, with a light touch up sanding depending on humidity and conditions from our shop to yours. Cabinet doors are all we do, since 2008, and making beautiful, custom, wood cabinet doors is our passion.
Cabinetmakers, we look forward to serving you!
We sell our cabinet doors wholesale, to the cabinetmaking trade so if you are a homeowner, please find a reputable cabinet shop near you and show them the TaylorCraft cabinet door you’d like.
The cabinet door photos in the pdf above show variations on traditional Shaker cabinet door styles side by side for comparison.
The top row shows the modern, narrow frame 4S cabinet door in 3 different styles, along with the traditional Shaker door
style in 2-3/8” and 3-1/8” frame widths, with square outside and inside edge and a slightly beveled IE2 inside edge variation.
The second and third row show additional inside and outside edge variations with subtle changes to the frame detail that
elevate the look from the traditional squared off Shaker cabinet door style, as well as divided panel doors and v-groove panel door options.
