Oak | Wide Frame Solid Wood Shaker Kitchen Door
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Product Description
Oak is the natural wood finish in the wide frame range, and it looks like exactly what it is: a solid oak frame whose grain varies subtly from door to door, so no two doors are identical. A clear lacquer protects the timber while letting the colour and grain show through. This oak wide frame solid wood shaker kitchen door suits farmhouse, country and Scandinavian-inspired kitchens, and for anyone choosing solid oak shaker kitchen doors over a painted finish, it brings real warmth and organic character that a colour cannot copy.
The build is traditional. A flat veneered panel sits inside a five-piece frame, with a V groove cut at every joint, and the rails and stiles are 93mm wide, which is what makes these wide frame shaker doors look bolder than slimmer modern shakers. Each door is 20mm thick, with chamfered edges on the front and the reverse, and the flat centre panel has a 6.8mm depth, which forms the classic shadow line. Because the panel is veneered, it avoids the movement that a solid panel can show over time, and the finish makes lacquered oak shaker doors straightforward to live with.
Forty-seven sizes are listed, starting from the 110 x 596mm Oven Filler and running up to 1425mm tall doors and 1965mm one-piece larder doors. Five clear glazed sizes are included, plus curved doors, which are external-curve only, with the drilled or undrilled choice made when you order. Oak also works as the base of a two-tone kitchen, with painted wall units in Ivory or Light Grey, and oak shaker kitchen doors pair well with black iron or brushed brass handles. Orders from Aspin Collins, a UK business, ship nationwide.
Key Features
✔ Solid Oak Frame – A veneered centre panel within genuine solid timber
✔ Wide 93mm Rails and Stiles – Bold, traditional shaker proportions
✔ 20mm Thick with Chamfered Edges – On both the front and the reverse
✔ Clear Lacquer Finish – Protects the timber and shows the natural grain
✔ 47 Sizes Listed – Oven filler, larder, glazed and curved doors
Specification
Construction: 5-piece solid timber frame with a flat centre panel and V grooves
Base Material: Solid oak frame, veneered centre panel
Door Thickness: 20mm
Finish: Clear lacquer
Door Edges: Matches face, chamfered on front and reverse
Rails & Stiles: 93mm wide
Centre Panel: Flat panel, 6.8mm depth
Product Code: CAMBRIDGEASP
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Ordering & Delivery
Fast & Reliable UK-Wide Delivery
We offer nationwide shipping, ensuring prompt and secure delivery of your Oak | Wide Frame Solid Wood Shaker Kitchen Door.
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. What does wide frame mean on a solid oak shaker door?
Wide frame means the rails and stiles, the border around the centre panel, are 93mm wide. That is wider than most modern shaker doors and gives these oak doors their bold, traditional look.
2. Is oak or a painted finish better for a wide frame shaker kitchen?
Oak shows its natural grain and brings warmth, while a painted finish gives a solid colour. Both use the same solid timber frame, so choose by look and compare a sample in your own light.
3. Does oak come as a glazed door for display cabinets?
Yes. Oak clear glazed doors come in five sizes: 715 x 396, 715 x 496, 715 x 596, 895 x 496 and 1060 x 496mm. Measure your display cabinet's opening and choose the matching size.
4. Why does the grain on each oak door look different?
Oak is a natural material, so the grain varies subtly from door to door and no two are identical. That variation is part of the character, and it helps a run of doors look genuinely like wood.
5. Should I mix oak base units with painted wall units?
It can look striking. Oak base units with Ivory or Light Grey wall units give a two-tone kitchen that keeps warmth at the heart of the room. Compare both finishes together in daylight before you order.
6. Can lacquered oak kitchen doors be wiped clean with a damp cloth?
Yes. Wipe them with a soft, damp cloth and dry straight away, and avoid soaking the timber or using abrasive cleaners. The clear lacquer protects the oak, so keep it intact.
