Oak Doors, Cabinet Doors & Wall Panels

European oak veneers bring authentic wood character with natural grain variations. These real wood surfaces bond to engineered cores, providing stability that responds better to humidity changes than traditional construction. Available in bleached oak, grey oak, light oak, dark oak, and antique grey oak, veneers offer genuine wood aesthetics with improved dimensional stability.

Textured HPL (high-pressure laminate) finishes replicate oak grain patterns with remarkable accuracy. Options like Natural Tonsberg Oak, Brandy Castello Oak, and Honey Castello Oak deliver consistent appearance across large projects. HPL surfaces resist moisture, scratches, and daily wear better than many natural materials, making them practical for high-traffic kitchens and bathrooms. Wall panels in either veneer or HPL add warmth to spaces, installing over existing drywall in custom-sized sheets.

Our oak products feature flat panel construction built on engineered cores. Cabinet doors and wall panels use dense particle board or MDF substrates topped with either wood veneer or HPL finishes. This construction method provides flat, stable surfaces that won't warp or twist like traditional materials might in changing conditions.

Interior doors use the same engineered approach. The dense particle board core provides weight and sound dampening between rooms. Oak veneer surfaces wrap the door, giving the appearance of natural wood throughout. Doors arrive with hardware holes drilled to your specifications, or undrilled if you want to position hinges and locks yourself. Glass panel doors combine oak veneer frames with contemporary glass patterns like Zephyr, Storm, Meridian, and Spindrift.

Beyond smooth veneers, textured oak finishes add depth and character. Natural Tonsberg Oak shows pronounced grain with a matte surface. Brown Tonsberg Oak deepens the tone while maintaining texture. Bleached Vicenza Oak lightens spaces with a weathered appearance. These textured HPL options work across cabinet doors, wall panels, and can coordinate with veneer interior doors for cohesive room designs.

Our collection includes rustic oak finishes that embrace knots and natural variations. Rustic Light Oak, Knotty Oak, and Weathered Oak bring farmhouse character without the maintenance concerns of real wood. The HPL construction means these textured surfaces clean easily and resist the staining that can occur with porous natural materials. For modern spaces, smooth finishes like Italian Grey Oak or Rovere Washed Oak provide subtle grain without heavy texture.

Non-standard openings require custom solutions. Our oak interior doors are built to the measurements you provide, whether you need a standard 80-inch height or something taller for modern ceiling heights. Specify your width, height, and hardware locations, and doors arrive ready to hang. We can drill for hinges, locksets, and handles based on your template, or ship doors undrilled for on-site customization.

Cabinet doors follow the same approach. Measure your existing frameless cabinet boxes and order doors that fit precisely. This works for full kitchen renovations or single cabinet updates. Mixing oak cabinet doors with other finishes from our collection lets you create two-tone kitchens or accent specific areas without replacing entire cabinet runs.

Wall panels ship in the dimensions you specify. No cutting oversized sheets or piecing together small sections. Panels arrive finished and ready to install, reducing job site labor. Use them as full-height accent walls, wainscoting, or ceiling treatments. The same oak finishes available for cabinet doors work for wall panels, creating visual continuity across rooms.

Is oak good for interior doors?

Yes, oak works well for interior doors. Our European oak veneer doors use dense engineered cores that provide good sound dampening between rooms while remaining stable over time. The particle board construction offers consistent weight and performance without the expansion issues that can occur with traditional construction.

What are the common problems with oak doors?

With proper finishing, oak veneer doors require minimal maintenance. Our factory-finished products include protective coatings that resist everyday wear. Textured HPL finishes are even more durable, resisting scratches and moisture better than natural materials. Both options maintain their appearance with simple cleaning.

Are oak veneer doors worth more than HPL options?

Oak veneer products typically cost more than textured HPL but offer authentic wood grain that varies naturally across each door. HPL finishes provide consistent appearance and superior durability at a lower price point. For high-end projects where genuine wood matters, veneers justify the investment. For practical durability and budget considerations, textured oak HPL performs excellently.

Can I get oak doors with glass panels?

Yes, our oak interior doors are available with glass inserts. Options include full glass panels, partial glass designs, and frosted patterns for privacy. Popular styles include Meridian, Storm, Zephyr, and Spindrift glass designs combined with European oak, bleached oak, grey oak, and light oak veneer frames.

Ready to specify your oak project? Our oak interior doors, cabinet doors, and wall panels ship custom-sized to your measurements. Browse the products above to see available finishes and get instant pricing based on your dimensions. Need help choosing between European oak veneers or textured HPL finishes? Contact our team for guidance on selecting materials that match your design goals and budget.