Porcelain | Wide Frame Solid Wood Shaker Kitchen Door
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Product Description
Porcelain is softer than bright white and lighter than cream, a quiet off-white with a touch of warmth. It keeps a kitchen airy and calm, and it is another of the colours highlighted in the 2026 range. Because it is neutral without being cold, it lets handles, worktops and splashbacks lead. This porcelain wide frame solid wood shaker kitchen door puts that shade on a broad, traditional frame, and soft white solid wood kitchen doors like these make a calm backdrop for everything around them.
The build is solid ash with a veneered panel in the middle. A 93mm border, 20mm of thickness, a flat panel 6.8mm deep and chamfered edges on both faces give it a sturdy, finished look, and the matt paint leaves the ash grain faintly visible. That is what separates porcelain painted ash doors from a flat white board: a gentle, tactile surface with real depth.
Ivory is the nearest neighbour in this range, so if you cannot decide, view the two side by side in your own light. Oak worktops, dark flooring and deeper colours such as Indigo or Fir Green all sit well beside porcelain, and warm off-white kitchen cabinet doors suit both classic and contemporary rooms. Choose porcelain classic kitchen doors from 47 sizes, including glazed and curved doors, and a mixed run of tall, narrow and glazed doors will all match. Drilled or undrilled is your choice. Aspin Collins sends orders out across the UK, and you can add matching drawer fronts and trims.
Key Features
✔ Soft, Warm Off-White – Gentler than white, lighter than cream
✔ Wide 93mm Frame – A broad, traditional shaker border
✔ Solid Ash Frame, Veneered Panel – Real timber under the paint
✔ Matt Painted Finish – A soft ash grain shows through
✔ 20mm Thick with Chamfered Edges – On both the front and the reverse
Specification
Construction: 5-piece solid timber frame with a flat centre panel and V grooves
Base Material: Solid ash frame, veneered centre panel
Door Thickness: 20mm
Finish: Matt painted
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 Porcelain | 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. Stocked colour versus paint to order: which is porcelain?
Porcelain is a stocked colour, held in the standard range rather than painted to order. It is listed in all 47 sizes, though stock levels can vary, so call 0161 465 4007 to confirm availability.
2. Porcelain or light grey: which is easier to match with wooden worktops?
Porcelain is warmer, so it sits naturally beside timber and oak worktops. Light grey is cooler and crisper, and it also works with wood but gives a fresher contrast. Compare both in your own light.
3. Does porcelain come in a door around 1400mm tall?
Yes. The 1425 x 596mm door is the porcelain option at around 1400mm tall. If your cupboard is shorter, the 1245mm height comes in six widths, so measure the cupboard and pick the nearest.
4. Porcelain looks too plain in my kitchen, how can I add interest?
Add contrast through handles, worktops and one deeper colour, such as an Indigo or Fir Green island. Brass, black or bronze hardware and textured splashbacks also bring depth to a soft off-white.
5. Before ordering porcelain for a whole kitchen, can I see a sample?
It is a sensible step, because soft off-whites shift with light and nearby colours. Ask our team about a sample before you commit, and view it beside your worktop, tiles and walls.
6. To keep porcelain doors warm rather than clinical, how should I style the room?
Mix in natural materials: wood worktops or shelves, brass or bronze handles, and warm lighting. Porcelain's soft undertone responds well to these, so the room feels welcoming, not stark.
