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SLIM Shaker Style Cabinet Doors | Walnut | RIFT White Oak | Maple | Kitchen Cabinet Doors | Custom Sized Shaker Replacement Cabinet Doors Doors are priced at $39.95 per square foot. NOT per door. Min 2 sq ft for item. Shipping cost starts at $4.99/sq ft. Final cost depends on size & your location. Enhance the beauty of your space with our Unfinished Wood SLIM Cabinet Door designed in a classic Shaker Style. Handcrafted with precision, this custom-sized cabinet door is the perfect addition to…

The Monroe is a simple, raised panel door found in the Conestoga (CWS) Statesman Collection. This door model features an Elite framing bead profile & a 2-3/4″ wide frame, which gives it a ‘heavier’ feel. To… More »

The anticipation for this project has been building up since we started 16 weeks ago (not a typo ?) and today is the day my friends! This post is a recap of my ‘Cabinets’ story highlight on instagram and a two part tutorial—painting cabinet doors and adding DIY fluted trim. I got the idea to […]

A popular door in the Conestoga (CWS) Grooved Panel Collection, the Yardley features the G-012 rout on a 1-1/2″ spacing (other spacing available upon request), which can be customized by adding any of the available… More »

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The Prestwick door features the G-012 rout, on a 2″ spacing (other spacing available upon request), in a 5/8″ thick solid center panel. The increased thickness of the center panel moves the face of the… More »

The CRP-1389 is similar to the Presidential Miter door, but with a decorative interior framing bead profile. In order to optimize this door for painted finishes, Conestoga (CWS) created the CRP-1389 (MDF) door, which is… More »

Using a radiused panel raise profile around the center panel, the 10SQ3 (MDF) door appears to be a multi-piece, traditional raised panel wood door; however, is actually a solid, one-piece MDF door. MDF (Medium Density Fiberboard)… More »

Looking to update your old outdated kitchen cabinets? I’m going to show you how to DIY shaker style cabinets from existing old cabinets using MDF, and no power tools. All while being less than $100. Yes, really! Never replace cabinet doors again with this budget friendly DIY! See the full post over on my blog!