Unfinished Maple Square Raised Panel Cabinet Doors (25"H & Up)

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Unfinished Maple Square Raised Panel Cabinet Doors (25"H & Up)
Premium Quality Maple Square Raised Panel Cabinet Doors
Unfinished, Sanded to 220 Grit & Ready for Painting or Staining
Made in USA by 3rd Generation Craftsmen & Ships in 2 Weeks or Less
Fractional Inch Sizes Available - See Below for Ordering Details
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Guaranteed Top Quality Materials and Workmanship
These premium quality cabinet doors are precision crafted from solid American Maple.  This popular classic design features 2¼ inch wide by 13/16 inch thick frames of solid maple. The solid maple raised center panel is 5/8" thick and inset on both front and back.
Both frames and panel are handsomly detailed. Please see the additional images above for exact profiles.  Unbored, and suitable for use with most types of hinges.  Available in a wide range of sizes; simply select the cabinet door height from the upper drop-down box and the width from the lower drop-down box, and the price for that size will be shown.  Click the box below for shorter doors in this style.  Made in America by Kendor Wood, a 3rd generation family-owned company well known for their superior quality, wide variety of styles and excellent value.
Your custom made Maple Square Raised Panel cabinet doors will be manufactured on state-of-the-art computerized equipment and shipped within 10 business days.  Matching drawer fronts are also available in many sizes, just click "Custom Cabinet Warehouse" at the top right of the page to see all our products.  This style is also offered in
Oak
or
Paint Grade MDF
.
NOTE:
If you need a fractional inch size, just round
UP
to the next whole inch, order that size, and send us a message via Ebay with your precise measurements. We'll message you back to confirm your dimensions, and make exactly the size you requested. There's no extra charge for this, and it won't delay production of your order.  Your doors are sanded to a 220 grit finish at the factory and
don't require any additional sanding prior to finishing.  Maple is the easiest hardwood to paint, and yields a smooth finish with no special tools or techniques required. Maple can also be stained but its tight grain makes this a bit tricky, so use of a wood conditioner is necessary before staining. If you want stained cabinetry but aren't skilled in finishing, Red Oak might be a better choice; it's the easiest hardwood to stain. Every order includes detailed painting 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.