Super Matt Shaker Doors with a Bold 110mm Frame
Our super matt shaker kitchen doors bring together a classic Shaker outline with a broad 110mm frame and a soft, low-sheen finish that feels calm rather than shiny. Every door starts as one 18mm MDF board, routed with the Shaker detail and then sealed inside a super matt vinyl skin, so the front is one continuous surface with no joints at the corners. The result is a door with real presence: generous borders, clean shadow lines and a velvety finish that suits a cottage kitchen, a family extension or a modern open-plan space equally well.
The range comes in six colours, from a crisp White and two soft greige shades to a cool Dove Grey, a blue-grey Fjord and a muted Reed Green. Each colour comes as doors, drawer fronts and a full set of trims, so one tired cupboard front or an entire kitchen can be updated in the same finish.
Why Choose a Bold Frame?
The frame is what gives a Shaker door its character, and its width changes the whole feel of a kitchen. Narrow frames look light and contemporary, while a broad frame looks confident and traditional. At 110mm, the frame on these bold frame shaker kitchen doors is noticeably wider than most, so even a long run of base units keeps clear definition, and tall doors up to 1245mm stay well proportioned rather than looking like a large plain panel.
A wide border also changes how a room reads from across the space. The strong vertical and horizontal lines break up large areas of colour, which helps darker shades such as Reed Green look structured rather than heavy, and stops pale shades such as White from looking flat.
What Super Matt Means
Super matt sits below ordinary matt on the sheen scale. Light is diffused across the door instead of being reflected back, so there is no glare from windows, spotlights or under-cabinet lighting, and the colour looks even from every angle. In everyday use, a super matt surface also shows far fewer fingerprints and smears than gloss, which matters on doors you open many times a day.
Because the finish is part of the vinyl wrap rather than a coat of paint, there is nothing to chip, flake or touch up. Cleaning is simple: a damp microfibre cloth with a little washing-up liquid, followed by a dry cloth. Avoid scourers and solvents, which can polish the surface and leave shiny patches on a low-sheen finish.
One-Piece Construction
These one piece shaker kitchen doors are made differently from a five-piece door. Instead of four frame pieces joined around a separate centre panel, the whole Shaker profile is shaped into one 18mm MDF board before it is wrapped. That brings two practical benefits. There are no corner joints for grease and crumbs to collect in, and there are no seams that could open up over time as a kitchen heats and cools. The wrap covers the face of the door in one piece, so the colour runs evenly across frame and panel alike.
The centre panel sits within the frame with a crisp, defined edge, so the doors still have the depth and shadow you expect from a Shaker kitchen. The difference is simply in how the door is made, with a smoother, seamless face as the result.
Six Colours
Lighter Shades
White is a clean, bright white rather than a cream, and the low-sheen surface softens it so it never looks stark. Mussel, the lighter greige, blends grey and beige into a gentle, warm neutral that is happy beside oak, stone and terracotta. Dove Grey leans cool, a pale grey with a faint lilac hint that keeps a smaller kitchen feeling bright.
Deeper Shades
Cashmere sits a step deeper, a taupe-led grey that anchors a room without making it feel dark. Fjord brings a quiet blue-grey with a touch of green, calm enough for a whole kitchen and striking on an island. Reed Green is the deepest colour in the range, a soft, grey-toned green that sits naturally beside timber, stone and houseplants.
All six are shown on the product pages with a close-up door image and a full kitchen image, so you can judge each colour in a real room as well as on its own.
Construction in Detail
Profile: one-piece Shaker door with the profile shaped into a single MDF board.
Frame Width: 110mm around the centre panel.
Thickness: 18mm doors and 18mm panels.
Finish: super matt vinyl wrap, with no painting or sealing needed.
Glazed Doors: frame doors with clear 4mm toughened glass and radiused corners.
Hinge Drilling: available as an option on every door, with handles sold separately.
Sizes for Every Unit
There are 40 door sizes in each colour. Heights run from 450mm and 495mm through 570mm and 645mm to 715mm, the standard height for base and wall units, with 895mm and 980mm doors for taller wall cupboards and 1245mm doors for housings. Widths run from 295mm to 595mm, to suit standard 300mm to 600mm cabinets, and 715mm blank panels in 147mm and 197mm widths close narrow gaps along a run.
An oven filler measuring 110 x 595mm closes the gap left by a built-in oven, and five glazed frames, the largest 1060mm tall, turn a wall unit into a display cabinet. Drawer fronts are offered in 25 sizes over four heights, and the two deepest double as small cupboard doors. Every door and drawer front is a stock size, so measure each existing door, height before width, and pick the nearest listed size on the colour’s page.
Drawer Fronts and Trims in Every Colour
A kitchen only looks finished when the details match. Each colour has its own drawer fronts and a set of 12 finishing components: a 3050mm plinth, classic cornice, square bullnose, wall, tall wall, base and tall end panels, a barrel pilaster, a bottle rack rail, a radius rail and two radius caps. Together they cover the plinth line at the floor, the cornice above wall units and the exposed sides at the end of every run, so the colour carries all the way round the room.
When the cabinets are sound and only the look needs to change, these super matt kitchen cupboard doors let you keep your cabinets, worktops and appliances in place while every visible surface changes colour.
Choosing Handles
The broad frame gives handles plenty of room, so both small knobs and longer bar handles sit comfortably. On the lighter shades, brushed nickel, chrome or matt black handles create crisp contrast, while aged brass and bronze add warmth to Mussel and Cashmere. On Fjord and Reed Green, brass and copper look particularly rich against the deeper colour. Handles are sold separately; for more ideas, read our article on choosing handles for a shaker kitchen.
How This Range Compares
Aspin Collins offers several Shaker ranges, and each suits a different look.
Woodgrain Shaker: a 22mm five-piece door with a wide frame and a woodgrain texture you can feel, in 18 colours.
Embossed Grain Shaker: five-piece construction, a slender 60mm frame and an embossed ash texture.
Slim Frame Shaker: an 80mm five-piece frame with a matt woodgrain finish, for a narrower, more contemporary outline.
Smooth Painted Shaker: a one-piece painted MDF door with an 88mm frame and a smooth matt finish.
Wide Frame Solid Wood Shaker: a traditional frame in solid timber, for anyone who wants real wood.
This range is the choice for a smooth, grain-free finish with the broadest frame of our one-piece doors and a true super matt kitchen doors finish across every colour.
Need Help Choosing?
If you are unsure which colour or sizes to choose, call us on 0161 465 4007. Our team can talk you through the range, check your measurements against the size list and help you plan the doors, fronts and trims as one order.
