White Oak Cabinet Doors
White oak cabinet doors bring natural texture, strength, and timeless appeal to any project.
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Product Description
- Pronounced Grain: Adds warmth and texture.
- Dense Hardwood: Stands up to daily use and holds hardware well.
- Built to Spec: Custom cut and assembled to the size you send in.
- Trade-Quality: Solid material, cut right, and delivered fast.
- Consistent: Reliable grain matching for everything from full builds to replacements.
- Full kitchen jobs that call for a modern white oak cabinet door setup
- White oak cabinet door replacement work when the grain has to blend with what’s already there
- Built-ins for offices, mudrooms, and hallways
- Simple runs that need white oak slab cabinet doors for a clean face
- White oak Shaker cabinet doors on frame-and-panel builds
- Jobs that rely on a consistent, natural grain pattern
- Jobs that need a hardwood that stays solid over time
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Hinge Boring Options
- 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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Finish Options
- Unfinished (default)
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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-panel, single-opening frame-only, and mullion doors exceeding 26" wide and 48" high are not warranted (mullion lites are excluded from the opening count).
- Doors that are wider than 26" or taller than 84" are not covered by our warranty.
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Default Specs
- Wood Type: White Oak
- Default Thickness: 3/4"
- Construction Options: 5-piece solid hardwood, slab
- Rail and Stile Widths:
- Default: 2-1/4"
- Other available widths: 1-1/2", 1-3/4", 2-1/2", 3", 3-1/4"
- Edge Profile: E-01 hand-broken edge with 1/16" round over (default)
- Finish Options: None (default)
- Center Panel Options:
- MDF with veneer
- Solid wood
White Oak Cabinet Doors Description
White oak is a steady, work-ready hardwood that performs well in kitchens, bathrooms, and other high-use spaces. The grain has character without being busy, and the material stays stable once installed — one of the main reasons pros rely on it for both modern builds and traditional projects.
We cut every door from solid white oak, sourced from mills we trust, and build it to the size you send in. Nothing mass-produced, nothing substituted. Just dependable material that shows well once the job is finished.
These cabinet doors are made for jobs where you want strength and a clean, natural surface. Most contractors choose white oak because it sands smooth, takes stain evenly, and keeps its shape over time. Whether you’re ordering modern white oak cabinet doors, white oak slab or shaker cabinet doors, or replacing a few fronts in an older kitchen, the wood brings the consistency the project needs.
Features
Ideal For
White oak cabinet doors end up in a lot of spaces because the wood is stable, consistent, and easy to work with. It brings a steady grain and holds up in kitchens, bathrooms, and other areas that see a lot of use. Most pros reach for white oak when a project needs a natural finish and a material that installs cleanly without extra fuss. It’s also a top pick for modern white oak cabinet door projects where the grain is a part of the overall aesthetic.
Where You'll See Them
Hinge Boring
Pre-drilled hinge boring is available for add-on when requesting a quote.
View Full Hinge Boring Options
Cabinet Door Hinges
Finish Options
Unfinished cabinet doors are the default order option. White oak is usually left lightly stained to highlight the grain, however all staining will need to be applied after receipt of doors. Eagle Woodworking does not offer staining.
Size Specifications and Tolerances
The size of the doors follows 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:
Default Specs
White Oak Cabinet Doors Description
White oak is a steady, work-ready hardwood that performs well in kitchens, bathrooms, and other high-use spaces. The grain has character without being busy, and the material stays stable once installed — one of the main reasons pros rely on it for both modern builds and traditional projects.
We cut every door from solid white oak, sourced from mills we trust, and build it to the size you send in. Nothing mass-produced, nothing substituted. Just dependable material that shows well once the job is finished.
These cabinet doors are made for jobs where you want strength and a clean, natural surface. Most contractors choose white oak because it sands smooth, takes stain evenly, and keeps its shape over time. Whether you’re ordering modern white oak cabinet doors, white oak slab or shaker cabinet doors, or replacing a few fronts in an older kitchen, the wood brings the consistency the project needs.
Features
- Pronounced Grain: Adds warmth and texture.
- Dense Hardwood: Stands up to daily use and holds hardware well.
- Built to Spec: Custom cut and assembled to the size you send in.
- Trade-Quality: Solid material, cut right, and delivered fast.
- Consistent: Reliable grain matching for everything from full builds to replacements.
Ideal For
White oak cabinet doors end up in a lot of spaces because the wood is stable, consistent, and easy to work with. It brings a steady grain and holds up in kitchens, bathrooms, and other areas that see a lot of use. Most pros reach for white oak when a project needs a natural finish and a material that installs cleanly without extra fuss. It’s also a top pick for modern white oak cabinet door projects where the grain is a part of the overall aesthetic.
Where You'll See Them
- Full kitchen jobs that call for a modern white oak cabinet door setup
- White oak cabinet door replacement work when the grain has to blend with what’s already there
- Built-ins for offices, mudrooms, and hallways
- Simple runs that need white oak slab cabinet doors for a clean face
- White oak Shaker cabinet doors on frame-and-panel builds
- Jobs that rely on a consistent, natural grain pattern
- Jobs that need a hardwood that stays solid over time
Hinge Boring
Pre-drilled hinge boring is available for add-on when requesting a quote.
- 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.
View Full Hinge Boring Options
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.
Finish Options
- Unfinished (default)
Unfinished cabinet doors are the default order option. White oak is usually left lightly stained to highlight the grain, however all staining will need to be applied after receipt of doors. Eagle Woodworking does not offer staining.
Size Specifications and Tolerances
The size of the doors follows 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-panel, single-opening frame-only, and mullion doors exceeding 26" wide and 48" high are not warranted (mullion lites are excluded from the opening count).
- Doors that are wider than 26" or taller than 84" are not covered by our warranty.
Default Specs
- Wood Type: White Oak
- Default Thickness: 3/4"
- Construction Options: 5-piece solid hardwood, slab
- Rail and Stile Widths:
- Default: 2-1/4"
- Other available widths: 1-1/2", 1-3/4", 2-1/2", 3", 3-1/4"
- Edge Profile: E-01 hand-broken edge with 1/16" round over (default)
- Finish Options: None (default)
- Center Panel Options:
- MDF with veneer
- Solid wood
White Oak Cabinet Doors FAQs
Get answers to the most common questions about our custom white oak cabinet doors.
Where can I get pricing?
To get pricing for white oak cabinet doors, fill out our Doors Quote Form. We’ll send a quote within 1–2 hours during business hours or the next business day if it’s after hours.
What is the typical lead time?
Our lead time for cabinet doors and drawer fronts is 2–3 weeks. This applies whether you need a single replacement door or a full order for a new kitchen project.
What other wood types are available for doors?
In addition to white oak, we stock maple (including paint-grade maple) and MDF in 3/4" thickness. Walnut, red oak, cherry, and other wood types are available upon request and may require additional lead time.
Is everything custom?
Yes. Every door and drawer front is made to order based on your exact specifications. From dimensions to edge profiles, it’s all fully customizable.
Where do you ship?
We ship cabinet doors nationwide. To save on shipping:
- Combine multiple orders to create a pallet (ideal for 15–20+ doors)
- Use our local delivery service if you're within 90 miles of Lawrence, MA
Can I use white oak cabinet doors with MDF center panels?
Yes we offer MDF with veneer center panels as well as solid wood center panels for white oak cabinet doors.
Are your white oak cabinet doors good for high-traffic kitchens?
Absolutely. White oak is a strong, dense hardwood that holds up well in busy kitchens, laundry rooms, and other high-use areas.
What are the benefits of choosing white oak for cabinet doors?
White oak is strong and stays stable once installed. Most professionals use it because the wood resists movement, and the grain gives you a natural color and a clean look. Rift white oak is even more stable, with a straighter grain if the job calls for that. It’s a hardwood that handles everyday use in kitchens and base cabinets.
Is white oak trendy or timeless?
It shows up in trends, but the wood itself isn’t dependent on them. White oak has been used in cabinets for a long time, and it still works in newer, contemporary designs. It doesn’t visually age out, which is why pros use it across a wide range of projects. Rift white oak doors and quarter-sawn pieces have been around for decades, and they are still clean and current.
Is white oak good for cabinets?
Yes. It’s dense, durable, and holds hardware the way it should. Oak cabinets built from white oak tend to stay square, which saves time on installation. The stability is one of the reasons pros stick with it, especially in kitchens where conditions change temperature and humidity day to day.
How do white oak cabinet doors compare in cost to other wood options?
White oak isn’t the cheapest, but it’s not in the high-end tier either. It sits in the middle because the quality is consistent. Costs can rise with rift or quarter-sawn material, but that’s mostly due to the milling process. You’re paying for grain and durability, not hype.
How do you make oak kitchen cabinets look modern?
Most pros go lighter and simpler. A slab one-piece door or a Slim Shaker style takes oak in a cleaner direction. Using rift white oak helps too, since the grain is straight and doesn’t distract from the rest of the kitchen design. Hardware and finish matter more than most think, and a modern finish can change the whole room without replacing everything.
Can white oak cabinet doors be customized to fit non-standard sizes?
Yes. Everything here is built to the numbers you send over. Non-standard sizes are no problem. If it fits inside our spec limits, we cut it. Slab, Shaker, Slim Shaker, double doors, whatever the project needs — we build it to spec.
How to access full FAQ list?
For our full list of frequently asked questions, visit our knowledge base.
How to Order White Oak Cabinet Doors Online
Ordering custom white oak cabinet doors from Eagle Woodworking is simple. Whether you're replacing a single drawer front or outfitting a full kitchen, our process is built for clarity and speed.
- Measure
- Request a Quote
- Confirm Order
- Track Order
- Order acknowledged
- Scheduled for production
- In production
- Complete
- Delivery
Step 1: Measure
Before requesting a quote, you’ll need to take accurate measurements for each cabinet door or drawer front.
We base all custom cabinet door dimensions on the finished size — not the cabinet opening. If you're starting a new kitchen project or replacing existing doors, be sure to follow our measurement guide.
Step 2: Request a Doors Quote
Head to our Doors Order page and fill out the form with your white oak cabinet door specs, dimensions, and job details.
Even if you select "order," first-time customers will receive a quote before payment.
Step 3: Confirm Order
You’ll receive a quote by email. To approve it and turn it into an order, just click the “Approve Quote” button in the email.
New customers will be asked to enter payment details securely. Once confirmed, we’ll send you an Order Acknowledgement to keep your project on track.
Step 4: Track Order Progress
We’ll keep you updated with email notifications as your white oak doors move through production:
You can also log in to your customer portal at any time to view quotes, track orders, and manage invoices or payments.
Step 5: Delivery
Once your cabinet doors are complete, we carefully package and prep them for delivery.
Local delivery is available within 90 miles of our shop in Lawrence, MA. For out-of-area shipping, we’ll use either small parcel or pallet freight—whichever saves you more.
Step 1: Measure
Before requesting a quote, you’ll need to take accurate measurements for each cabinet door or drawer front.
We base all custom cabinet door dimensions on the finished size — not the cabinet opening. If you're starting a new kitchen project or replacing existing doors, be sure to follow our measurement guide.
Step 2: Request a Doors Quote
Head to our Doors Order page and fill out the form with your white oak cabinet door specs, dimensions, and job details.
Even if you select "order," first-time customers will receive a quote before payment.
Step 3: Confirm Order
You’ll receive a quote by email. To approve it and turn it into an order, just click the “Approve Quote” button in the email.
New customers will be asked to enter payment details securely. Once confirmed, we’ll send you an Order Acknowledgement to keep your project on track.
Step 4: Track Order Progress
We’ll keep you updated with email notifications as your white oak doors move through production:
- Order acknowledged
- Scheduled for production
- In production
- Complete
You can also log in to your customer portal at any time to view quotes, track orders, and manage invoices or payments.
Step 5: Delivery
Once your cabinet doors are complete, we carefully package and prep them for delivery.
Local delivery is available within 90 miles of our shop in Lawrence, MA. For out-of-area shipping, we’ll use either small parcel or pallet freight—whichever saves you more.
Ready to order your White Oak Cabinet Doors Online?
Start your next project with custom white oak cabinet doors built for strength, texture, and timeless style. Fill out our online form with your measurements, select white oak as your wood species, choose your delivery preference, and leave the rest to us. We’ll keep you updated every step of the way.