Flat panel doors, made to your size

Plain slab door. The cheapest and the most common.

A flat panel (slab) door is a single flat board with edging on all four sides. Most Australian kitchens built since the 1990s use them, so if you are replacing one damaged door, this is probably what you have.

It is the cheapest style because there is no routing. Any finish works on it, and it is the only style where a true colour match to an existing kitchen is realistic.

Available finishes

Melamine Board with a laminated face and ABS edging. Flat panel only.	from $59
Thermoformed (vinyl wrap) Routed MDF wrapped in a heat-formed vinyl skin. No edging line.	from $99
PET / acrylic Hard, scratch-resistant face in gloss or super matt.	from $129
2-pac paint Sprayed polyurethane paint. Any colour, any profile.	from $179

Suits

Replacing one or two damaged doors
Modern and minimal kitchens
Laundries and garages

Other styles

Shaker

Flat centre with a raised frame. The classic look.

Slim shaker

Shaker with a narrow 40–50mm frame.

V-groove

Vertical grooves routed into the face.

Hampton

Shaker with a stepped inner profile.