Cabinet door collection
Slab
A flat front. Your choice of color, grain and finish.
Slab doors have a continuous surface with a clean edge. We size them for your cabinetry and coordinate the fronts, exposed panels and hardware around your room.
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Five material brands
Find your finish.
Browse wood veneers, solid colors and textured surfaces from our material library. Choose a brand, then search by name or code. We confirm the material, matching edge and lead time for your project.
No matching materials. Try another name, code or surface.
Digital swatches are a starting point. Color, sheen and texture can look different on screen. Approve a physical sample before ordering. Catalog listings are not a live stock list; availability, minimum quantities and lead times depend on the supplier and product format. Textured and reeded materials are identified separately when available. Catalog reviewed October 2026.
Specialty wood veneers
Decorative veneer.
Burls, curls and pommele grain bring a more expressive wood pattern to a flat slab front. We select the veneer and plan how the grain runs across your doors and panels.
Choose a bold feature for an island or a cabinet run, or use figured wood alongside a quiet solid color.
Discuss a veneer finishThese are design directions, not stock samples. The actual veneer sheets, matching layout, finish and availability are confirmed for your project.
Custom painted slab doors
Your color, painted to order.
Choose from the full Benjamin Moore color palette. We make smooth, flat cabinet fronts in your selected color, from soft whites and neutrals to deeper shades.
Send us the color name or number with your plans. We confirm the final color and finish on a physical sample before production.
Discuss a painted finishBrowse the full Benjamin Moore palette ↗Custom paint is a separate finish option from the factory-finished EGGER, ALVIC, Tafisa and AGT panels above.
Made for your cabinetry.
Use slab fronts for kitchens, bathroom vanities, closets and media cabinets. A continuous woodgrain can run across adjoining fronts, while solid colors work well on a full cabinet run or alongside wood.
We’ll review door sizes, grain direction, exposed edges and hardware as part of the design.
Start with your room.
Send a photo or plan and the material names you like. We can help narrow the options and work out how the finishes come together.
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