Oyster Oak | Pre-Drilled Slab Kitchen Doors
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Product Description
Oyster Oak is a pale, grey-washed oak effect with a soft beige undertone, a calm and contemporary take on woodgrain. The fine, straight grain gives natural texture without the strong orange tones of traditional oak, so it suits modern, minimalist and coastal-inspired kitchens. If you want kitchen cabinet fronts only and need them to bring warmth without making the room feel dark, this light woodgrain is a gentle, versatile choice that works with both cool and warm colour schemes. It also photographs well, which helps when you plan to sell or let a home.
A kitchen door makeover is one of the most cost-effective ways to change how a room feels. Oyster Oak doors are 18mm thick, built on an MFC core and faced in a hard-wearing woodgrain melamine that resists everyday marks and wipes clean easily. The back of each door is finished in the same oak pattern, and the edges are sealed with ABS edging. Each standard door arrives boxed and pre-drilled for hinges at 100mm from the top and bottom. Pair the doors with sage green or soft grey walls, stainless steel handles and a grey stone-effect worktop.
For a complete look, order kitchen unit doors and drawer fronts together in Oyster Oak, along with matching plinths, end panels and cornice. Choosing all your kitchen doors and fronts from one range keeps the grain and colour consistent, and matching kitchen door fronts and drawer fronts sit level across every run. Oyster Oak also works alongside Dove Grey or White doors from the same range, for example on an island. Handles are sold separately, and Aspin Collins delivers across the UK.
Key Features
✔ Oyster 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 Oyster Oak Products
To achieve a seamless, coordinated look, pair your Oyster 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 Oyster 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. Is Oyster Oak a grey or a beige oak?
Oyster Oak is a pale oak effect that sits between grey and beige, with a soft washed tone and a fine, straight grain.
2. Can Oyster Oak sit next to a real oak worktop?
It can, but the tones may not match exactly, so a contrasting worktop such as grey stone often looks more deliberate beside Oyster Oak.
3. Do Oyster Oak doors need any special care?
No special care is needed. The woodgrain melamine on Oyster Oak doors resists everyday marks, and a soft, damp cloth keeps it clean.
4. Can Oyster Oak be mixed with plain colour doors?
Oyster Oak works well with Dove Grey or White doors from the same range, for example oak on an island and a plain colour on the main runs.
5. Will Oyster Oak suit a coastal-style kitchen?
Yes, the pale, washed Oyster Oak grain suits a coastal-style kitchen, especially with white walls, soft blue accents and brushed steel handles.
6. How does Oyster Oak differ from Amber Oak?
Oyster Oak is a pale, grey-beige oak effect, while Amber Oak is a warmer, honey-toned oak. Both share the same 18mm woodgrain construction.
