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DIY Shaker Door for Sektion

Name: DIY Shaker Door for Sektion
Brand: KITCHEN_IND
Availability: InStock

$98.00

It's easy to see why DIY Shaker is one of our most popular and enduring door options. As a fully unfinished, do-it-yourself option, there really is no limit to the color, texture and style; perfect for the hardcore DIYer, you handle the paint, lacquer or conversion varnish (and maybe even save a little money in the process)!

Note: DIY Shaker doors are 3/4" thick, have 2.5" wide maple rails/stiles and an MDF inset panel, and are made in the USA. All parts are unfinished and unpainted. DIY panels are flat/slab-style unless noted and 3/4" thick (Ikea's are typically 5/8"). DIY Shaker Doors over 40"h will have a center support rail on the front side (runs horizontally).

Back Color - Matching

When installing, Semihandmade base, tall and wall panels are made to run straight to the floor and slightly past or "proud" of the door/drawer fronts for a more custom, built-in look (see the Installation Manual for more details). Glass-ready options are available for doors up to 40", however, the customer is responsible for providing glass. (Professional glass installation recommended.)

Please Note: 5" drawer fronts only come in slab options.

*Please note: Flip-Up doors come un-drilled and users will have to drill their own holes for installation.

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Color: DIY

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DIY - The Power of Choice

We're proud to offer more than twelve colors in our Supermatte line to choose from. For those wanting even more options, we suggest our paint-them-yourself DIY collection.

DIY Shaker: Contemporary yet timeless. This traditional frame-and-panel door has 2.5” rails/stiles made of solid Maple and an MDF panel.

Looking for appliance cover panels?

This is one area where we differ from Ikea. We are able to produce appliance cover panels that make a real difference in bringing the custom look to your kitchen.

Helpful Painting Tips?

We always recommend hiring a professional painter to paint and finish your DIY doors. But for those who want to paint their own doors, here are some helpful blogs: A Cozy Kitchen, Live Free Creative.