White Oak Cabinet Doors & Drawer Fronts
Rift-cut white oak has straight, even grain lines and a warm, light color. It's hard, stable and right at home in a modern or classic kitchen.
Starting at $90.32 in white oak, made to your size
White Oak, Rift Cut, Select
Rift cut, for straight grain lines with very little ray fleck.
- Color
- Light golden tan
- Grain
- Straight, even lines (rift cut)
- Finishes
- Clear topcoat, stained or unfinished
- Price
- $$$$
- Ages
- Ambers a little over time
- Painting
- Not offered; choose paint-grade maple
Hardness
Janka hardness, pounds of force. Higher resists dents better.
- Alder590
- Cherry950
- Walnut1,010
- Red Oak1,290
- White Oak1,360
- Maple1,450
- Hickory1,820
Pick your style
Every style is made in white oak to the width and height you enter. Prices are for the smallest size; the product page prices yours as you go.
Hardwood Slab Cabinet Door
Breckenridge Slab Drawer Front
Channing Slab Drawer Front
Concord Slab Drawer Front
Edgewater Slab Drawer Front
Shaker Slab Drawer Front
Hardwood Slab Drawer Front
Pantry Cabinet Door
Appliance Panel
Cabinet End Panel
White Oak at home
Why white oak?
Rift cut
Our white oak is rift cut: sawn so the grain runs in straight, even lines, with little of the ray fleck you see in other cuts. It gives doors a clean, calm look.
Hard and stable
White oak rates about 1,360 on the Janka hardness scale, close to hard maple. Its pores are naturally closed, which is why it has long been used for barrels and boats, and it holds up well in kitchens and baths.
Light to medium stains, or clear
White oak suits a clear topcoat or a light to medium stain, which keeps its warm color and straight grain in view.
White oak or red oak?
White oak is lighter and more golden, with straighter grain. Red oak has a pinker tone and the bold, arched grain many people think of as “oak”. We make doors in both.
What customers say about white oak
Jerome D. Verified buyer on Shaker Drawer Front
These drawer fronts are flawless and the measurements are exactly as I requested. I have two more projects that will require drawers and I will be ordering from you guys again.
William Long Verified buyer on Shaker Cabinet Door
The doors are great. We did have a problem with the frame that we were putting glass in. I did call you guys and you did send another one. That was exactly what I ordered. Appreciate the prompt service in a very happy with the quality. Thank you and will definitely use you guys again.
Anonymous Verified buyer on Channing Cabinet Door
exceptional quality, perfect sizing. I finished using a custom tone catalyzed lacquer, matching my existing 20yr old cabinets
Elizabeth G. on Edgewater Cabinet Door
Gorgeous doors. We updated our kitchen and laundry room. We updated the doors on the original kitchen cabinets. Loved them so much that we added another kitchen cabinet. Then ordered a third time to update our laundry room.
Jay G. Verified buyer on Chesapeake Cabinet Door
They were perfect. Not a ding or scratch. Size was exact. The only thing I wish they would have finish colors avalible. Couldn't get it as smooth as I would like to when I applied my finish paint.
Kent Fischer Verified buyer on Edgewater Cabinet Door
High quality joinery and build. Heavier than expected, in a great way. Sanded finish as expected, and consistent. All measurements within 1/32. We are very pleased and will be ordering more for another project.
Customer photos
Don't see your style?Start from a blank door and choose the panel, profiles and hinge boring, in white oak. See it in 3D as you build.
Build your own in white oakWhite Oak questions
Can I order white oak doors in any size?
Yes. Every white oak door and drawer front is made to the width and height you enter, and the product page shows the price as you go. How to measure
What is rift-cut white oak?
Rift cut is a way of sawing the log so the grain runs in straight, tight lines across the board, with very little ray fleck. It’s the most uniform look you can get in oak.
White oak or red oak?
White oak is lighter and more golden, with straight grain and closed pores. Red oak is pinker, with open pores and a bolder grain pattern, and costs less. If you’re after the classic oak look, red oak is the one; for a calm, modern look, white oak.
Is white oak good for kitchen cabinets?
Yes. It’s hard (about 1,360 on the Janka scale), and its closed pores resist moisture, so it stands up well in kitchens and baths.
How long does it take?
Every order is made to order. See our current lead times.
