Porcelain | Traditional Painted Shaker Kitchen Doors


Regular price £29.83
Colour: Porcelain

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Product Description

Porcelain earns its name from real porcelain, a soft, warm white with none of the coldness a stark white can bring to a room. These porcelain white painted shaker doors are built around a solid ash frame with a veneered centre panel, then finished in a matt painted porcelain that holds its warmth under most kitchen lighting rather than shifting blue or grey the way some whites can. The 93mm frame and internal beading give the flat panel real definition, a detail the brochure itself describes as giving the door a more traditional aesthetic.

Part of the Aspin Collins range, these solid ash shaker kitchen doors suit anyone who wants a genuine timber feel in a warm, versatile neutral rather than the flatter look of an MDF door. These porcelain shaker kitchen doors come in a wide run of stocked sizes, from oven fillers and standard base and wall doors through to tall doors and curved doors, which makes them a practical choice for replacement kitchen doors UK projects where every cabinet needs a genuine match. As genuinely traditional painted kitchen doors, each one is real timber with its own subtle grain, so no two doors are ever perfectly identical.

Key Features

✔ Solid Ash Frame – Real timber construction with a veneered centre panel
✔ Warm Porcelain Finish – A soft, matt painted white with none of the starkness of a bright white
✔ 93mm Frame with Internal Beading – Extra detail and definition along every edge
✔ 20mm Thickness – Chamfered edges on both front and reverse
✔ Tall and Curved Options – Doors up to 1965mm and curved doors available in porcelain

Specification

Construction: 5-piece shaker with internal beading
Base Material: Solid ash frame, veneered centre panel
Finish: Matt painted
Rails & Stiles: 93mm wide (including beading)
Centre Panel: Flat, 6.8mm depth
Door Edges: Match the face, chamfered front and reverse
Thickness: 20mm

Enhance Your Kitchen with Matching Accessories

To achieve a seamless, coordinated look, pair your Porcelain Traditional Painted Shaker Door with:

  • Matching Porcelain Drawer Fronts (link once live)
  • Porcelain Finishing Components (link once live)

Ordering & Delivery

Fast & Reliable UK-Wide Delivery

We offer nationwide shipping, ensuring prompt and secure delivery of your Porcelain Traditional Painted Shaker Kitchen Doors.

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 porcelain the same as a bright white kitchen door?
Porcelain has a warmer undertone than a bright white, closer to a soft off-white, which is why it tends to feel less clinical and more inviting in a kitchen.

2. Will a painted timber door in porcelain show grain lines through the paint?
A subtle grain can sometimes be visible under close inspection, which is a natural part of choosing real timber rather than a flat manufactured surface, and many buyers see it as part of the appeal.

3. Does the internal beading show up clearly on a pale colour like porcelain?
Yes, if anything it shows more clearly on a paler colour, since the shadow the beading creates gives the flat panel a defined edge that a flat printed surface can't replicate.

4. Are tall doors available in porcelain for larder or tall units?
Yes, porcelain doors are available up to 1965mm high, in widths of 296mm, 396mm, 496mm and 596mm, so they can cover tall larder and appliance housing units.

5. Are curved doors available in porcelain?
Yes, curved doors are available in porcelain in 715mm, 895mm and 1245mm sizes, for kitchens with curved end units.

6. How should I clean matt painted porcelain doors?
Wipe with a soft, damp cloth and dry straight away. Avoid abrasive sponges and harsh cleaners, as they can dull a matt painted finish.