Amber Oak | Pre-Drilled Slab Kitchen Doors
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Product Description
Amber Oak brings the warmth of natural timber to a kitchen without the price or upkeep of real wood. The woodgrain texture runs vertically down each door, with a light, honey-toned oak colour that feels relaxed and inviting. These wood effect kitchen doors suit Scandinavian and Japandi-style schemes, and they look especially good with black or brushed steel handles, white walls and grey stone-effect worktops. Natural light brings out the warmth of the grain, so the kitchen feels cosy even on a grey winter morning. It is a forgiving finish that hides crumbs, splashes and light marks better than plain colours.
Under the surface, an 18mm MFC core gives each door a stable, flat base, and the melamine-faced woodgrain is tough enough for everyday knocks and spills. The reverse carries the same oak pattern, so open cupboards look as finished as closed ones, and the sides are protected with ABS edging. That durability makes them sensible cheap cupboard doors for family kitchens and rentals. Standard doors arrive boxed and pre-drilled for hinges at 100mm from the top and bottom, and because these are door fronts only, you can keep your existing cabinets.
Handles are sold separately, so these replacement cabinet doors for kitchen units can be styled as simply or boldly as you like, from matt black knobs to long bar pulls. Amber Oak also pairs well with Charcoal Matt doors on an island or a separate run for a warm two-tone kitchen. Matching Amber Oak drawer fronts and finishing components let you finish all the kitchen fronts, plinths and end panels in the same grain. Aspin Collins delivers across the UK.
Key Features
✔ Amber Oak – A textured oak woodgrain finish
✔ One-Piece Slab Door – A flat, plain front with ABS-edged sides
✔ Pre-Drilled for Hinges – Drilled at 100mm from the top and bottom
✔ 18mm MFC Core – A stable board with a melamine-faced woodgrain surface
✔ Matching Reverse – The same woodgrain on the inside of the door
Specification
Construction: One-piece slab door
Base Material: MFC
Finish: Melamine faced woodgrain
Door Thickness: 18mm
Door Edges: ABS edged
Reverse: Matching woodgrain
Drilling: Pre-drilled for hinges at 100mm, 100mm (appliance doors undrilled)
Handles: Not included
Product Code: PIATTOASP
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Complete Your Kitchen with Matching Amber Oak Products
To achieve a seamless, coordinated look, pair your Amber Oak Pre-Drilled Slab Kitchen Doors with:
Ordering & Delivery
Fast & Reliable UK-Wide Delivery
We offer nationwide shipping, ensuring prompt and secure delivery of your Pre-Drilled Slab Kitchen Doors in Amber Oak.
Estimated Delivery Times
Standard Delivery: 1–3 business days
Express Delivery: Available upon request
Please note that stock levels may vary due to high demand. To confirm availability before ordering, call us at 0161 465 4007.
The product may vary slightly in colour or texture due to screen differences.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Are Amber Oak doors made from real oak?
No, Amber Oak doors have a melamine-faced woodgrain surface on an 18mm MFC core, giving the look of oak with an easy-clean, hard-wearing finish.
2. Why are Amber Oak doors 18mm rather than 19mm?
The woodgrain doors in this range are 18mm thick, while the lacquered colours are 19mm. Use one finish per run so door faces sit evenly.
3. Does the Amber Oak grain show on the back of the door?
Yes, Amber Oak doors have a matching woodgrain reverse, so the inside of each door shows the same oak colour when a cupboard is open.
4. Is the Amber Oak finish textured?
Yes, Amber Oak has a textured woodgrain surface that you can feel as well as see, which makes the oak effect look more natural.
5. What worktop suits Amber Oak doors?
Grey stone-effect, white or concrete-effect worktops suit Amber Oak doors, letting the warm grain stand out against a cooler surface.
6. Does Amber Oak have knots or a busy grain?
No, Amber Oak has a fine, straight grain without large knots, which keeps the oak effect calm and modern rather than rustic.
