Rift Sawn White Oak Cabinet Door

Rift sawn white oak is a type of oak that has been cut so that the grain runs at a 30 to 60 degree angle to the face of the wood. This results in a distinctive look that is characterized by long, straight grains without flecking. Rift sawn white oak is a popular choice for cabinet doors because it is both strong and beautiful and is characterized by a slightly cooler, grey color tone. We offer two grades of rift sawn white oak.
Natural: some mineral streaks and color variation
Select: no knots, uniform color, well matched wood

Door specs:

• Frame thickness: 3/4″
• Frame width: 2 1/4″ or optional 3″ (call for other sizes)
• P4 flat panel thickness 7/16” (reversed raised panel with flat panel face, solid wood)
• P5 flat panel thickness 1/4” (veneer wood)
• All doors are machine sanded and hand sanded, all cross grain scratches are removed
• Rubber spacers are used inside panel groove to keep panel tight while allowing for minor natural expansion and contraction of wood
• All doors over 42” will be double panel (extra center rail), over 70” will be triple panel (two extra rails), unless requested otherwise
• Optional hinge drilling includes two holes, for doors over 42” – three holes, for doors over 70” – 4 holes
• Grain runs along height dimension on panels for cabinet doors and along width dimension on drawer fronts
• One year warranty