Cabinet Doors for Cabinet Shops

You build the boxes. We supply the fronts. Doors and drawer fronts sourced, checked and shipped by a working cabinet shop — cut to the sizes on your cut list, priced on the page before you order, with no trade account to open and no minimum quantity.

Why cabinet shops order here instead of a component house

• A price without a quote. Enter the width and height and the price updates as you type. You can cost a job at eleven at night, not when somebody returns your call on Tuesday.
• No minimum. One door for a punch-list fix and forty for a kitchen go through the same checkout at the same price per square foot.
• No account, no application, no proving you are a shop.

What you can specify

• Any size to 1/16". Not a stock range you round to.
• Inset panel, raised panel or thermal foil (RTF). Ninety inset-panel profiles, seventy-five raised-panel and sixty-four thermal foil.
• Eleven species, or twenty-nine painted colours. Paint grade if you are spraying them yourself; finished if you are not.
• Slab or five-piece drawer fronts. These are costed differently, so the choice is yours to make rather than ours to infer from the doors.
• Hinge boring, specified per door, or left unbored if you bore in-house.

Blind shipping, when your customer is the one receiving it

Ask for blind shipping and your shop is the only name on the order. The doors go to the address you give us — your customer’s house, the job site, wherever the work is — with your shop named as the shipper on the paperwork and nothing in the carton that names us.

Say so in the order notes at checkout. It is a standing option on any order, not something you have to negotiate, and it is the reason a shop can quote a job in another state without putting a second company in front of its own client.

Lead time and what it means for your schedule

About two weeks from order to shipped, nationwide. That is the door order on its own clock — it is not a cabinetry lead time, and it is short enough to order fronts after your boxes are cut rather than before.

What we need from you

Finished door sizes, not opening sizes. They are cut to the dimensions you give us, so the overlay maths stays yours — you know your hinge and your reveal better than a supplier does.

Everything is made in the United States and carries a limited lifetime warranty on materials and workmanship.