Your Best Source for Unfinished Cabinet doors

Xpress Cabinet Doors offers unfinished cabinet doors in hundreds of styles.  All of our wood door styles can be purchased unfinished. Some of our most popular unfinished door styles include:

• Maple Shaker: A simple, classic style with a recessed center panel and clean lines.
• Raised Panel: A more traditional style with a center panel that is raised above the surrounding frame.
• Flat Panel: A contemporary style with a simple, flat center panel.
• Mitered: Doors where the frame pieces are joined at a 45-degree angle.

Slab: A basic, frameless door style often used in modern designs.

Is this a trick question? With hundreds of styles available, we have all the cabinet door options you might be looking for. Xpress Cabinet Doors manufactures and ships unfinished custom-built cabinet doors in any style, size and ships anywhere in the USA in as quickly as 7-10 days.

Xpress Cabinet Doors makes it easy for you to figure out exactly how much your project is going to cost.  Simply select your customizations and enter your specs to find out how much it will cost for your unfinished cabinet doors.

We offer a variety of wood species for our unfinished cabinet doors, each with unique characteristics that affect their appearance, durability, finishing properties, and cost. Understanding these differences will help you choose the best option for your project and desired aesthetic,  Some of the most requested wood types we see for unfinished cabinets are listed below:

Maple:

• Pros: Known for its smooth, tight grain, making it an excellent surface for painting and achieving a flawless finish. It's also a durable hardwood.
• Cons: Can be more expensive than some other options. The tight grain may not showcase stains as dramatically as woods with more open pores.

Oak (Red & White):

• Pros: Features a prominent, open grain that beautifully absorbs stains, highlighting the natural wood texture. It's also a very strong and durable hardwood.
• Cons: The open grain can sometimes require more effort to achieve a perfectly smooth painted finish if that's desired.

Cherry:

Pros: Offers a rich, warm reddish-brown color that deepens with age. It stains beautifully, providing a luxurious and traditional look.

Cons: Can be one of the more expensive wood choices. It's also a softer hardwood than maple or oak, making it slightly more susceptible to dents and scratches.

• Alder:
• Pros: A more budget-friendly hardwood with a relatively uniform, closed grain that accepts both paint and stain well. It's easier to work with and often a good value.
• Cons: Softer than maple or oak, so it may not be as resistant to heavy wear and tear. The grain isn't as distinctive as oak or cherry.

Other potential options (depending on availability): We may also offer other woods like birch (good for painting and staining, often cost-effective), poplar (primarily used for paint-grade doors due to its smooth, less prominent grain).

Every door that we manufacture is custom made.  We don’t make a single door until someone like you gives us your specs and submits an order.  

Unfinished cabinet doors generally have the quickest turnaround time.  We can ship your unfinished cabinet doors in as few as 7-10 days from when they are ordered.

Paint-grade doors are typically made from smoother woods like poplar or maple and may have engineered wood components like an MDF panel. We always make our paint-grade doors out of maple, but they can also be successfully built with poplar! They are designed for a flawless painted finish, and any tiny imperfections in the wood won't be seen after priming and painting. Occasionally, a small amount of wood putty might be needed, but this is very rare.

Stain-grade doors showcase the natural beauty of wood grain, often using hardwoods like oak or cherry, and are selected for their appealing texture and color variations when stained. Stain-grade doors will often be titled with descriptions like "Maple Select" or "Maple Natural."