Maple Cabinet Doors
Looking for strong, smooth, and easy-to-finish cabinet doors? Our maple cabinet doors deliver clean lines, lasting durability, and excellent paint or stain results. Built to order with decades of Eagle Woodworking’s expertise, these doors are ideal for kitchens, bathrooms, or any custom cabinetry project.
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Product Description
- Smooth, even grain for a clean finish
- Strong and stable for everyday use
- Wood Types Available: Maple (paint grade is the default), standard maple
- Thickness: 3/4" (default)
- Construction Types: 5-piece solid hardwood, slab
- Rail and Stile Widths:
- Standard default: 2-1/4"
- Other options available: 1-1/2", 1-3/4", 2-1/2", 3", 3-1/4"
- Outside Edge Profile: Hand-broken edge with 1/16" round over (E-01 is default)
- Finish Options:
- None (default)
- Prime – single coat
- Prime – double coat
- Center Panel Options:
- MDF (painted projects)
- MDF with veneer for stained finishes
- Solid wood for stained finishes
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Styles, Profiles & Hinge Boring
- Standard hinge boring is offset 3” from the top or bottom of the door.
- Option for a 3mm (1/8") or 5mm tab distance.
- Set up for screw-in or press-in hinges.
- We offer multiple cabinet door hinge options for purchase with doors.
- Select which cabinet door hinges you would like with your order, and we will determine all the appropriate quantities based on your order specifications.
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Paint-Grade, Stain-Grade & Priming
- Unfinished (default)
- Prime - single coat
- Prime - double coat
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Size Specifications and Tolerances
- Single panel doors up to 26" wide and 48" high: 1/8" tolerance.
- Multi-panel doors up to 26" wide and 48" to 65" high: 1/4" tolerance.
- Multi-panel doors up to 26" wide and 65" to 84" high: 5/16" tolerance.
- Single opening frame-only, and mullion doors exceeding 50" wide or 50" high are not warranted (mullion lites are excluded from the opening count).
- Doors that are wider or taller than 84" are not covered by our warranty.
Maple Cabinet Doors Description
Maple cabinet doors offer a smooth, clean grain and exceptional durability, making them a favorite for both painted and natural wood finishes. At Eagle Woodworking, we craft our maple doors from premium lumber sourced from trusted U.S. mills. Each door is built for long-term performance and a consistent look, whether you're going for a bright, modern kitchen or a more classic design.
Ideal For
Maple cabinet doors are a trusted choice for professionals who need durability, versatility, and a clean finish. The smooth, even grain takes paint beautifully and holds light stains with consistent results. Maple’s durability and ability to take any paint type make it an excellent fit for cabinet refacing and replacement projects, thanks to its stability and ease of matching across existing cabinetry. Whether the job calls for a modern refresh or a more traditional look, maple blends seamlessly across styles and delivers long-term performance. Many contractors choose maple for flat panel cabinet doors because its uniform grain creates a crisp, modern appearance.
Default Specs
Custom Door Options and Hinge Boring
You specify the door style, rail and stile widths, center panel, outside edge, and finished dimensions. The standard rail and stile width is 2-1/4 inches. Available alternatives include 1-1/2, 1-3/4, 2-1/2, 3, and 3-1/4 inches. The standard outside edge is hand-broken with a 1/16-inch round-over. The Product Guide shows the available combinations.
Hinge boring is an add-on selected with the quote request. Standard placement is 3 inches from the top and bottom edge. Panels and drawer fronts never receive hinge boring. When hinges are included with a door order, we select the appropriate hinge and quantity from the order specifications. See Hinge Boring Options for the available setups.
Cabinet Door Hinges
Choosing Maple for Paint or Stain
Choose paint-grade maple for painted wood doors. It is the default maple grade for painted work, where the final paint covers the wood's natural grain and color. Choose standard or stain-grade maple for stained or natural-wood installations. That material is selected to higher quality and tolerance standards because the wood remains visible.
Painted five-piece maple doors default to an MDF center panel because MDF does not move with humidity. Doors ship unfinished unless you select a single prime coat or double prime coat. A single-prime door is not sanded after the coat. A double-prime door is sanded between coats, with no sanding after the final coat.
Primer adds about one week to the current production time. Eagle supplies cabinet doors unfinished or primed and does not apply the final paint or stain. Review the available prep choices on the Primed Cabinet Doors page.
Size Specifications and Tolerances
The size of the doors will follow the exact dimensions as closely as possible. We manufacture all wood products to the nearest 1/16" or 1.6mm, allowing for a tolerance of +/-1/32" or +/-0.8mm.
Doors over 50” tall will include a center rail unless specified by the customer. No warranty is provided for doors over 50” tall without a center rail.
There is no maximum height or width for wood doors.
The allowable tolerances for bow, warp, or twist for 5-piece doors are as follows:
Maple Cabinet Doors Description
Maple cabinet doors offer a smooth, clean grain and exceptional durability, making them a favorite for both painted and natural wood finishes. At Eagle Woodworking, we craft our maple doors from premium lumber sourced from trusted U.S. mills. Each door is built for long-term performance and a consistent look, whether you're going for a bright, modern kitchen or a more classic design.
- Smooth, even grain for a clean finish
- Strong and stable for everyday use
Ideal For
Maple cabinet doors are a trusted choice for professionals who need durability, versatility, and a clean finish. The smooth, even grain takes paint beautifully and holds light stains with consistent results. Maple’s durability and ability to take any paint type make it an excellent fit for cabinet refacing and replacement projects, thanks to its stability and ease of matching across existing cabinetry. Whether the job calls for a modern refresh or a more traditional look, maple blends seamlessly across styles and delivers long-term performance. Many contractors choose maple for flat panel cabinet doors because its uniform grain creates a crisp, modern appearance.
Default Specs
- Wood Types Available: Maple (paint grade is the default), standard maple
- Thickness: 3/4" (default)
- Construction Types: 5-piece solid hardwood, slab
- Rail and Stile Widths:
- Standard default: 2-1/4"
- Other options available: 1-1/2", 1-3/4", 2-1/2", 3", 3-1/4"
- Outside Edge Profile: Hand-broken edge with 1/16" round over (E-01 is default)
- Finish Options:
- None (default)
- Prime – single coat
- Prime – double coat
- Center Panel Options:
- MDF (painted projects)
- MDF with veneer for stained finishes
- Solid wood for stained finishes
Custom Door Options and Hinge Boring
You specify the door style, rail and stile widths, center panel, outside edge, and finished dimensions. The standard rail and stile width is 2-1/4 inches. Available alternatives include 1-1/2, 1-3/4, 2-1/2, 3, and 3-1/4 inches. The standard outside edge is hand-broken with a 1/16-inch round-over. The Product Guide shows the available combinations.
Hinge boring is an add-on selected with the quote request. Standard placement is 3 inches from the top and bottom edge. Panels and drawer fronts never receive hinge boring. When hinges are included with a door order, we select the appropriate hinge and quantity from the order specifications. See Hinge Boring Options for the available setups.
- Standard hinge boring is offset 3” from the top or bottom of the door.
- Option for a 3mm (1/8") or 5mm tab distance.
- Set up for screw-in or press-in hinges.
Cabinet Door Hinges
- We offer multiple cabinet door hinge options for purchase with doors.
- Select which cabinet door hinges you would like with your order, and we will determine all the appropriate quantities based on your order specifications.
Choosing Maple for Paint or Stain
- Unfinished (default)
- Prime - single coat
- Prime - double coat
Choose paint-grade maple for painted wood doors. It is the default maple grade for painted work, where the final paint covers the wood's natural grain and color. Choose standard or stain-grade maple for stained or natural-wood installations. That material is selected to higher quality and tolerance standards because the wood remains visible.
Painted five-piece maple doors default to an MDF center panel because MDF does not move with humidity. Doors ship unfinished unless you select a single prime coat or double prime coat. A single-prime door is not sanded after the coat. A double-prime door is sanded between coats, with no sanding after the final coat.
Primer adds about one week to the current production time. Eagle supplies cabinet doors unfinished or primed and does not apply the final paint or stain. Review the available prep choices on the Primed Cabinet Doors page.
Size Specifications and Tolerances
The size of the doors will follow the exact dimensions as closely as possible. We manufacture all wood products to the nearest 1/16" or 1.6mm, allowing for a tolerance of +/-1/32" or +/-0.8mm.
Doors over 50” tall will include a center rail unless specified by the customer. No warranty is provided for doors over 50” tall without a center rail.
There is no maximum height or width for wood doors.
The allowable tolerances for bow, warp, or twist for 5-piece doors are as follows:
- Single panel doors up to 26" wide and 48" high: 1/8" tolerance.
- Multi-panel doors up to 26" wide and 48" to 65" high: 1/4" tolerance.
- Multi-panel doors up to 26" wide and 65" to 84" high: 5/16" tolerance.
- Single opening frame-only, and mullion doors exceeding 50" wide or 50" high are not warranted (mullion lites are excluded from the opening count).
- Doors that are wider or taller than 84" are not covered by our warranty.
Maple Cabinet Doors FAQs
See the answers to our most commonly asked questions from contractors and builders. Each answer is designed to help you feel confident in choosing and ordering maple cabinet doors.
Where can I get pricing?
You can request a quote through our Doors Quote Form. We return quotes within 1–2 hours during business hours. If you send a request after hours, we’ll respond the next business day.
What is the typical lead time?
Door production time varies with current order volume and is typically about 1.5 to 2 weeks. Primer adds about one week. The current production time appears with each quote and order acknowledgement.
What other wood types are available for doors?
In addition to maple, we stock white oak, paint-grade maple, and MDF at ¾-inch thickness. We also offer red oak, cherry and walnut cabinet doors by request. Lead times for specialty wood types may be longer.
Should I choose paint-grade or stain-grade maple cabinet doors?
Choose paint-grade maple for painted wood doors. The final paint covers the natural grain and color, so uniform appearance is not required. Choose standard or stain-grade maple for stained or natural-wood installations because it is selected to higher quality and tolerance standards. Painted five-piece maple doors default to an MDF center panel because MDF does not move with humidity.
Is everything custom?
Yes. All of our doors and drawers are made to order. You choose the size, style, wood type, and profile. We build to your exact specifications.
Where do you ship?
We ship to the contiguous 48 states by small parcel or pallet, depending on the order. Palletizing 15 to 20 or more doors can reduce shipping cost. Eagle Delivery is available within about 90 miles of Methuen, Massachusetts, and pickup is available.
Do maple cabinet doors come sanded?
Yes. Every maple cabinet door is machine-sanded and arrives ready for your paint or stain process.
Are priming options available?
Yes. Unfinished is the default. You can request a single prime coat or double prime coat on the Doors Quote Form. A single-prime door is not sanded after the coat. A double-prime door is sanded between coats, with no sanding after the final coat. Primer adds about one week to the current production time.
Is maple good for cabinet doors?
Yes. Eagle uses hard maple for cabinet doors because it resists denting under frequent handling. Its fine, uniform texture works for painted and stained finishes. Choose paint-grade maple for painted doors or standard or stain-grade maple when the wood will remain visible.
Are maple cabinets outdated?
Not at all. Maple cabinet doors remain a timeless option in kitchen and bath design. Their clean, consistent grain makes them easy to pair with any paint color, hardware, and layout. Whether you're going for a minimalist look or something more classic, maple offers a fresh, adaptable foundation.
For homeowners leaning toward a more traditional or decorative style, maple also performs beautifully in raised panel cabinet doors, where its durability and smooth grain enhance dimensional detailing.
Which is better, maple or oak cabinets?
The choice depends on the finish and the grain you want to see. Maple has a finer, more uniform texture and includes a paint-grade option for painted doors. White oak cabinet doors have a more pronounced grain for stained or natural-wood work.
What color complements maple cabinets?
Maple pairs well with a wide range of colors, depending on your finish. For natural or lightly stained maple, try warm whites, soft grays, navy, or forest green to highlight the wood's tone. Painted maple cabinets also look sharp with black hardware or bold accent walls for contrast.
How to access full FAQ list?
For our full list of frequently asked questions, visit our knowledge base.
How to Order Maple Cabinet Doors Online
Ordering your walnut cabinet doors from Eagle Woodworking is a simple, step-by-step process built with professionals in mind. Whether you’re outfitting a new kitchen or replacing worn cabinet fronts, our team makes it easy to get the quality and precision your project demands.
We build every door to order from solid walnut: no shortcuts, no guessing. Just clean measurements, clear communication, and custom craftsmanship delivered on time.
1. Measure2. Request a Quote
3. Confirm Order
4. Track Order Progress
5. Delivery
- Measure
- Request a Quote
- Confirm Order
- Track Order
- Order acknowledged
- Production scheduled
- In production
- Complete and ready for delivery
- Delivery
Step 1: Measure
Start by measuring your existing cabinet doors or drawer fronts. All dimensions should reflect the actual finished size of each door — not the cabinet opening.
Need help? We offer step-by-step guidance to get accurate measurements the first time.
Step 2: Request a Doors Quote
Head to our Doors Order Form and fill in your project details. Choose walnut as your wood type, note your preferred edge profile, finish option, and upload any specs or diagrams you’d like our team to review.
Even if you select “Order,” all new customers receive a quote first so you can review everything before confirming.
Step 3: Confirm Order
Your quote will arrive by email. If it looks right, click Approve Quote to move forward. New customers will be prompted to enter payment details securely. Once confirmed, we’ll send an Order Acknowledgement and add your job to our production queue.
Step 4: Track Order Progress
From there, you’ll receive email updates as your solid walnut cabinet doors move through each production stage:
You’ll also get access to your own customer portal, where you can view quotes, track progress, make payments, and manage current or future walnut cabinetry projects in one place.
Step 5: Delivery
Once complete, we carefully package your walnut cabinet doors and drawer fronts to protect the wood grain and edges in transit.
Local deliveries are handled through our in-house Eagle Delivery, or you can schedule a pickup if you’re nearby.
Outside of New England? We ship anywhere in the continental U.S. using small parcel or pallet freight — whatever keeps costs down and materials safe.
Step 1: Measure
Start by measuring your existing cabinet doors or drawer fronts. All dimensions should reflect the actual finished size of each door — not the cabinet opening.
Need help? We offer step-by-step guidance to get accurate measurements the first time.
Step 2: Request a Doors Quote
Head to our Doors Order Form and fill in your project details. Choose walnut as your wood type, note your preferred edge profile, finish option, and upload any specs or diagrams you’d like our team to review.
Even if you select “Order,” all new customers receive a quote first so you can review everything before confirming.
Step 3: Confirm Order
Your quote will arrive by email. If it looks right, click Approve Quote to move forward. New customers will be prompted to enter payment details securely. Once confirmed, we’ll send an Order Acknowledgement and add your job to our production queue.
Step 4: Track Order Progress
From there, you’ll receive email updates as your solid walnut cabinet doors move through each production stage:
- Order acknowledged
- Production scheduled
- In production
- Complete and ready for delivery
You’ll also get access to your own customer portal, where you can view quotes, track progress, make payments, and manage current or future walnut cabinetry projects in one place.
Step 5: Delivery
Once complete, we carefully package your walnut cabinet doors and drawer fronts to protect the wood grain and edges in transit.
Local deliveries are handled through our in-house Eagle Delivery, or you can schedule a pickup if you’re nearby.
Outside of New England? We ship anywhere in the continental U.S. using small parcel or pallet freight — whatever keeps costs down and materials safe.
Ready to order your Maple Cabinet Doors Online?
Placing an order is quick and straightforward. Just fill out the online form with your project details, including sizing, wood type, and delivery preferences. You can even add notes like a job number to help keep everything organized. It’s a fast, hassle-free way to get the quality doors you need.