Skinny Shaker
Price range: $14.85 through $38.82 per sq ft
Priced per square foot. Choose Door or Drawer Front, then enter your width and height for the price. Minimum 2 sq ft per door, 1 sq ft per drawer front.
Send your cut list instead of clicking through one door at a time. A spreadsheet, a PDF, or a photo of one you wrote by hand — priced with freight included and back to you within one business day. Trade pricing is applied automatically.
Send your cut list →The Skinny Shaker features a mitered frame in a slim shaker profile, complete with a lovely 3/4″ face detail and a recessed panel for a polished look. When planning for your project, keep in mind that the 2″ frame width will help guide your hardware and hinge bore choices.
Solid Door Info:
- Minimum Width: 6″
- Maximum Width: 30″
- Minimum Height: 6″
- Maximum Height: 72″
- Thickness Of Door: 0.875″
- Center Rail at: No Center Rail
Glass Frame Door Info:
- Minimum Width: 7.5″
- Maximum Width: 30″
- Minimum Height: 7.5″
- Maximum Height: 72″
- Thickness Of Door: 0.88″
- Center Rail at: No Center Rail
Lead time: approximately 2 weeks.
Drawer fronts
Choose Drawer Front above to order this style as a drawer front instead of a door. It is a five-piece front — the same profile and the same inset panel as the door, in the same species, built with narrower rails so the proportions work at drawer height.
- Billed at a 1 sq ft minimum, not the door’s 2 sq ft
- Priced at this style’s square-foot rate plus a per-piece charge for the extra machining — both are in the price shown
- Made to your sizes, to the same increments as the doors
- No five-piece front is made narrower than 5 1/2″ or shorter than 4 1/2″. The exact minimum depends on the panel and the rail widths you choose — ask if your front is close to it
| Door or Drawer Front | Door, Drawer Front |
|---|---|
| Wood Type | Alder, Cherry, Knotty Alder, Maple Paint Grade (Maple Panel), Maple Paint Grade (MDF Panel), MDF, Rift-Sawn White Oak, Walnut, White Oak |
Shipping: Clear delivery/shipping options and timing.
Returns: Explain the return policy, especially for custom-sized/made-to-order products.
Lead Times: Clearly state when production begins and expected timing.
Measurement Guidance: Explain how customers should measure before ordering, with the existing How to Measure guide linked/referenced.
This makes sense because the page already has the measurement guide and lead-time information, but the information is currently split between the purchase area and other sections.
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