Shaker doors
Five true stile-and-rail Shaker doors. Each one is built from separate stiles, rails and flat panels, so the corners stay crisp and the door feels solid when it closes.
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1-Panel Shaker, Stile & Rail SK001
One flat recessed panel set in a square-edged stile-and-rail frame.
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2-Panel Shaker SK002
A taller upper panel over a shorter lower panel. The most specified modern builder door.
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5-Panel Shaker SK005
Five equal flat horizontal panels, a modern farmhouse favourite.
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The premium tier
A stile-and-rail door is assembled the way a cabinetmaker builds one: vertical stiles and horizontal rails around flat MDF panels, over a solid core. The result is heavier than a moulded door, with sharper inside corners and better sound control between rooms.
Builders use them for upgrade packages, owner-occupied units and higher-end rental suites. If budget is the deciding factor, MD015 gives a similar look with a moulded skin.
| Option | What you can specify |
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| Standard sizes | 24″, 28″, 30″, 32″ and 36″ wide × 80″ high × 1-3/8″ thick |
| Custom sizes | Widths from about 12″ to 39″, heights from 75″ to 118″, thicknesses from 1″ to 2″ |
| Construction | MDF stiles, rails and flat panels over a solid wood or solid particleboard core |
| Sticking profile | Square edge, bead-and-cove or two-step |
| Finish | Factory white primer, ready for paint. PU, UV or water-based paint finishes on request |
| Supplied as | Slab, or prehung in a 4-9/16″ finger-jointed pine jamb. Other jamb widths made to order |
Where they fit
- Upgrade packages
- SK001 and SK002 pair cleanly with Bevelled or square-edge casing for a current, finished look.
- Quiet bedrooms
- A solid core and heavier build cut more sound than a hollow moulded door. See solid vs hollow core.
- Modern farmhouse
- SK003, SK004 and SK005 suit townhomes and custom builds with a craftsman or farmhouse style.
Specifying Shaker doors?
Tell us which rooms get Shaker and which get moulded. We quote the split per unit type.
