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Providence Slate Grey Sample Door

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Providence-Grey-Sample-Door
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The specifications below are for the kitchen cabinet associated with this door sample

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Sample Door Shipping Time: ​Samples ship out same day before 12pm Mon-Fri. After 12pm samples will ship out the next business day
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Cabinetry Shipping Time:
Ships in 5-15 business days
Style: ​Recessed Square
Face Frame: ​​​3/4” Solid Eucalyptus​ ​Grandis
Door Frame: ​​3/4” Solid Eucalyptus​ ​Grandis
Door Center: ​1/2”​ ​Solid Eucalyptus​ ​Grandis
Sides: ​1/2" A-Grade plywood with wood veneer
Top & Bottom (Wall): ​1/2" A-Grade plywood with wood veneer
Bottom (Base): 3/8" A-Grade plywood with wood veneer
Back Panel: ​Wall Cabinets: 1/2" Picture Frame Recess Style, Base Cabinets: 1/2" Full Back
Shelves: ​3/4 " A-Grade plywood with wood veneer
Base Cabinet Shelf Depth: ​1/2
Drawer Front: 5-pc recessed panel
Drawer Box: ​Solid Wood 17mm (close to 3/4") sides, Drawer bottom 1/2" plywood, Drawer length 21". Dovetail construction, Natural finish.
Drawer Glides: ​Undermount, full extension with soft closing feature
Base Corner Supports: ​Wood corner brackets with wood I-beam construction
Overlay: ​Full with Butt doors
Hinges: ​Concealed 6-way adjustable with Soft Closing Feature
Cabinet Interior: ​Matches door finish
Center Stile:

​No center stile on cabinetry 24"W to 36"W

Assembly Method: ​Steel Clip
Finish: ​Waterborne UV finish by Sherwin-Williams
Toe Kick: 1/2" Plywood (sides of the toe kicks will be unfinished)
Installation Rail: ​1/2" Plywood
CARB Compliant: Yes
Door Hinges: ​Hinged To The Right By Default. For Wall Cabinets The Face Frame Can Be Flipped. For Base Cabinets Unhinge The Door, Flip It, Screw Holes On The Opposite Side To Re-Hinge, And Then Fill The Original Holes (Touch Up Kit Can Be Purchased For This)
Toe Kicks Included w/Base Cabinets: ​​Yes
Side Panels Finished: Yes
Installation/Design Note:

​The full-overlay door style leaves roughly a 1/4" clearance on the edge. If installed directly against a wall or deeper cabinet and a cabinet door opening of at least 90 degrees is desired, scribe molding should be installed between the cabinet and the wall (or deeper cabinet). If not, the door may not be able to open a full 90 degrees. For a full opening, a space of at least 1/4-1/2" is necessary, a larger space may be needed depending on the decorative hardware used on the cabinets.

Additional Information
SKU Providence-Grey-Sample-Door
Average RTA Kitchen Cost $2,000 - $3,000 (Based on 10x10 layout)

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