FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
To place an order follow these simple steps:
- Select a door or drawer front style
- Select your wood species
- Enter your door or drawer front measurements
- Display Cart
- Complete order
We have Lazy Susan Boring + Hinge Assembly as an option for most doors. Select "Lazy Susan Boring + Hinge Assembly" for one door in this corner, and "No Boring" for the other door.
This will add the necessary boring to one door, and leave its mate unbored. You'll receive 4 hinge sets; 2 that will mount the door to the cabinet, and 2 that will mount that door to its mate.
East Coast Orders
- Drawer Box - 12 Business Days
- Unfinished Wood - 17 Business Days
- RTF(Thermofoil) - 8 Business Days
- Clear Coat - 18 Business Days
- Primed - 18 Business Days
- Painted - 19 Business Days Add 1-3 business days for delivery
- Drawer Box - 8 Business Days
- Unfinished Wood - 8 Business Days
- RTF(Thermofoil) - 19 Business Days
- Clear Coat - 18 Business Days Add 1-3 business days for delivery
- Single doors – the doors require a ½” overlay on all 4 sides so for a single door. If your opening is 20”w x 20”h, the door size would be 21” w x 21” h.
- Double doors – the doors require a ½” overlay along the perimeter of the opening, and a 1/8" reveal between your doors. If your opening is 20”w x 20”h, the door sizes would be (2) 10 7/16” w x 21” h.
- Measure from the inside edge of one side to the corner.
- Add 1/2" to your width. (1/2" is the industry standard and the overlay we recommend)
- Subtract the thickness of the new door from width measurement(most doors will be 3/4" thick, unless otherwise indicated on the doors page). This will ensure each door has enough room to fold in on itself.
- Repeat these steps for the other door in this corner.
- For instructions on how to order a lazy susan, please view this process under Ordering and Lead Times. You can also use our Lazy Susan door measurement calculator to help.
Most of our doors are 3/4" thick, while some of our doors are 7/8" thick. 7/8" thick doors will be noted in that door styles description.
You have the option to select a Plank drawer front with an edge that will match your doors. If you need help specifying the edge of any door, please use our chat feature located on the right hand side of your browser or send an email to [email protected]. Below are a few examples of the Plank Drawer Front with edges that match their door counterpart.
Bel Air
Victoria
Shaker
Tuscany
Adobe
Normandy
A $75 Fee will be applied every door from 50" to 59 15/16" and $150 to all doors 60" and over. This is due to the special handling that is required for larger items.
Yes, this is determined on a per need basis and depends on the height of the doors. Typically center rails are placed on doors over 50", and 66" for Cut for Glass doors, but some styles will not require them. Please contact us for further details on individual door styles. If a tall door without a center rail is needed, please email [email protected] with your order number and request to remove center rails from your tall doors.
All stiles and rails are solid wood. Raised panel doors have a solid wood panel. Inset panel doors have a solid wood frame with solid plywood panel. Paint grade doors have a solid wood frame with an MDF panel.
No. The size you enter will be the size you receive.
The doors will arrive with either wood or rubber stops, but will not come with the glass. We recommend taking your door to a local glass specialist to have it fitted with a glass panel of your choice. Below is an example of wooden stops that may come with your door.
Cope n' Stick refers to the tongue and groove joints we use to assemble the doors. This is one of the oldest and strongest joints used in cabinetry and is still the strongest type of joint used for doors.
Yes! Wider doors may change the appearance of an arch. We begin our arches in the same place regardless of the width, so wider doors may not have the pronounced appearance that is most apparent on Bell Arch doors.
- Rigid Thermal Foil (RTF) is comprised of a durable vinyl laid over Medium Density Fiberboard(MDF).
- Wood doors are comprised of a solid wood frame, and either a solid or plywood panel.
- The "Natural" is a cost efficient option that may vary in color, grain pattern, and may contain more knots.
- The "Select" option will be consistent in grain pattern, color, and will contain little to no knots.
Unless you request a matching back, all Thermofoil doors will be built with a white back.
Paint Grade Hardwood is a great economical option for those who don't have a wood species preference and plan to paint. The wood used for the stiles and rails is any paint grade hardwood that we have available. This could be a combination of Maple, Alder, Birch or Beech.
Our doors are manufactured in California or in Monroe depending on your location. The order will be built in the plant that is nearest to the ship location. There are exceptions where items are plant specific.
All items that have finish applied will be built in Monroe, North Carolina.
Alder Select
Featuring consistent color and grain, Alder Select presents the least amount of natural characteristics, making it a great option for many applications. Its color can vary from a pale yellow to reddish brown, and has a soft, straight grained, even texture, making it a great choice for staining. Similar to industry standards, Alder Select material may have some variation in plywood panels on recessed doors even when purchasing the top plywood material available in the industry.
Alder Natural
Alder Natural will have an allowance for color and grain variation in addition to most natural material characteristics. The material may contain small closed knots, pin knots and mineral streaking as well.
Alder Rustic Knotty
Alder Rustic Knotty is a material grade characterized for its "open dead knots" which may contain cracks. There can be drastic color and grain variation, and mineral streaks. It may also contain pin knot clusters and large knots (no limit in size). INSIGHT: Some suppliers and vendors in the industry refer to this material grade as Knotty Alder. However, Fast Cabinet Doors has named this grade Alder Rustic Knotty.
Alder Premium Knotty
Alder Premium Knotty is a material grade characterized for its "sound knots" which may contain "star cracks." There can be some color and grain variation, and limited small mineral streaks. Pin knot clusters are limited. Material is carefully sorted and reviewed to meet the premium selection of allowable characteristics.
Paint Grade Hardwood
Inset Panel Doors only
A Birch Natural panel with Alder Natural frame will have an allowance for color and grain variation, along with most other natural characteristics. The material may contain smaller-sized closed knots, pin knots and mineral streaking. It is often used as a paint grade option for recessed panel doors.
Maple Select
Featuring the least amount of color and grain variation and natural characteristics, Maple Select displays a lighter color tone and is a great option for a clear or light stain.
Maple Natural
Maple Natural offers a light color tone, with an allowance for mineral streaks, worm tracks and varying amount of heartwood and sapwood on the face. In addition to this, it has an allowance for small closed knots or pin knots.
Maple Rustic Knotty
Maple Rustic Knotty displays a lighter color tone, with an allowance for larger-sized open knots, knots with cracks, clusters of pin knots, color and grain variation, mineral streaking and worm tracks.
Maple Paint Grade
Maple Paint Grade allows for color and grain variation along with other natural characteristics, with the additional allowance for putty on the face of the door. This material is highly popular for painted finishes on solid wood and raised panel doors.
Cherry Select
Featuring rich red tones, Cherry Select has a minimized amount of color variation along with reduced allowance for pin knots and other natural characteristics. Cherry Select may still display small amounts of pitch pockets on the face, as this naturally occurs in Cherry.
Cherry Natural
Featuring a larger amount of variation in natural characteristics, Cherry Natural may contain pitch pockets, closed knots, pin knots, sapwood shown on the face and more color variation than other grades of Cherry.
Cherry Rustic Knotty
Showing a large amount of variation in the material, Cherry Rustic Knotty will display an allowance for larger-sized open knots, knots that contain star cracks, heavier amounts of color variation, sapwood on face and pitch pockets.
MDF
MDF is a highly stable composite material used for painting with a very smooth texture and no grain direction, making it ideal for painted projects. Made of approximately 90% wood fibers and 10% resin to hold it all together, MDF maximizes the use of our forest resources by utilizing the residual wood element of forests not used in producing lumber, that could have otherwise ended up in landfills.
Paint Grade Hardwood w/ MDF Panel
An MDF panel is paired with a frame made of hardwood material for painting purposes. Hardwoods and MDF accept paint well and the MDF panel is very stable and resists movement. The Hardwood designation allows our manufacturing team to use any of several different closed grain hardwood materials.
Maple Paint Grade w/ MDF Panel
An MDF panel is paired with a Maple Paint Grade Frame for painting purposes.
Paint Grade Hardwood
Solid and Raised panel doors only
Paint Grade Hardwood allows our manufacturing team to choose from several different hardwood materials, ranging from Birch, Maple, Alder and more. The material will be sound (without major knots) with an allowance for color variation and other natural characteristics. It may also contain putty on the face where a defect may have been filled. This material is designed solely for painting purposes.
Red Oak Select
Characterized by its wheat-pink to red color tones, Red Oak Select's grain pattern is known to vary and may contain a limited amount of mineral streaking. Red Oak Select also has an open grain pattern with small, linear pores making this material more suited to staining instead of painting.
Red Oak Natural
Red Oak Natural features wheat-pink to red color tones and is characterized by having an allowance for color variation, mineral streaking, small closed knots, pin knots, and some sapwood.
Red Oak Rustic Knotty
Most recognized by its larger-sized open knots and knots which may contain small cracks, Red Oak Rustic Knotty is also characterized by wheat-pink to red color tones, with an allowance for color variation, mineral streaking, small closed knots, pin knots, and some sapwood.
Red Oak Quarter Sawn
Quarter Sawn Red Oak is most noted as having a straigher grain pattern and "flake". Varying from wheat-pink to red color, this material will also present characteristics similar to a Select Grade with a reduced allowance for color variation, mineral streaks and knots.
White Oak Select
White Oak Select normally features a straight grain pattern and coarse to medium-coarse texture and it naturally contains small, linear pores which makes it more ideal for staining instead of painting. As a Select Grade material, it will have a reduced amount of small closed knots, pin knots, color and grain variation, although some mineral streaks may be seen on the face.
White Oak Natural
White Oak Natural features a coarse to medium-coarse texture and naturally contains small, linear pores which makes it more ideal for staining instead of painting. It will also have an allowance for more color and grain variation, some sap, as well as small closed knots, and pin knots.
White Oak Rift
Rift Sawn White Oak has a straighter grain pattern than other grades of White Oak and similar to a Select Grade it has a minimal allowance for color variation, small closed knots, and pin knots.
White Oak Quarter Sawn
Quarter Sawn White Oak possesses a straighter grain pattern and smaller allowance for color variation. In addition to its special appearance, it will have a reduced allowance for pin knots, small closed knots, and mineral streaks.
Walnut Select
Known for its light gray to purple-brown color tone, Walnut Select will not display sapwood on the face, although some may be seen on the back. Its grain pattern can contain both straight and wavy sections as well, and has a reduced allowance for small knots and pin knots.
Walnut Natural
Walnut Natural can display a noticeable mix of heartwood and sapwood on the face. Its grain pattern can contain straight, wavy, and additional pattern sections and it has an allowance for small knots, pin knots, mineral, and other natural characteristics.
Walnut Rustic Knotty
Walnut Rustic Knotty is most known for its allowance for open and closed knots. It can display a noticeable mix of heartwood and sapwood and a variety of grain patterns. It has an allowance for small knots, pin knots, mineral, and other natural characteristics.
White Birch Select
Cut from the sapwood of the Birch specie, White Birch Select is known for a consistent white to light tan color in comparison to Pink Birch Select. As with all Select Grade materials, it will feature a minimal amount of color variation, and a reduced allowance for other natural characteristics like pin knots and mineral streaks.
Birch Natural
Natural Birch is cut from material containing both heartwood and sapwood, which will have an allowance for a "calico" mix of both Pink and White tones. It may also contain other Natural Grade characteristics such as small closed knots, pin knots, mineral streaks and color variation.
Pine Clear
Clear Pine ranges from white sapwood and pale-brown to reddish-brown heartwood. This material has a reduced allowance for characteristics like small closed knots, pin knots and color variation.
Pine Knotty
Knotty Pine has medium-coarse texture and even grain and has an allowance for larger-size, closed knots, knots containing star cracks, color variation, pitch pockets and pin knots.
Pecan-Hickory Select
Pecan-Hickory Select features a mixture of medium to dark brown heartwood and light to white colored sapwood. A stark "Calico" color variation to a more blended color look can occur. Pecan-Hickory Select has a reduced allowance for small closed knots, and pin knots. Mineral streaking may be allowed in certain areas, and certain parts of the door may contain all heartwood or all sapwood.
Pecan-Hickory Natural
A member of the Hickory family, Pecan-Hickory Natural may include stark variations in color between medium to dark heartwood and light to white colored sapwood. Mineral streaking, small closed knots, and pin knots are acceptable. Certain parts of the door may contain all heartwood or all sapwood as well.
Pecan-Hickory Rustic Knotty
Pecan-Hickory Rustic Knotty allows for mineral streaking, larger-sized open knots, knots containing star cracks, and clusters of pin knots are acceptable and can have stark variations in color between medium to dark heartwood and light to white colored sapwood. Certain parts of the door may contain all heartwood or all sapwood as well.
Sapele
Sapele Flat Sawn Mahogany has more flat grain with some cathedrals and less of the ribbon straight grain character found in Sapele Ribbon Grain Mahogany. Its color can vary from golden brown to dark reddish brown. Color tends to darken with age.
Ribbon Sapele
Sapele Ribbon Grain Mahogany, also known as Quarter Sawn Sapele, shows a more "ribbon striped" appearance than flat grain Sapele. Its color can vary from golden brown to dark reddish brown. Color tends to darken with age.
Fir Vertical Grain
Fir Vertical Grain is most known for its distinct, straight grain pattern and warm tones. The most commonly used species is Douglas Fir. The material is known for its softness and is not advised for heavy traffic and use areas.
Ash Select
Featuring a moderately open grain pattern, Ash Select displays colors ranging from cream to a very light brown heartwood with lighter colored sapwood. Though some color variation and mineral may be allowed on the face, Ash Select has a reduced allowance for small closed knots, and pin knots.
And more! If there's a wood species not listed for a door, let us know and we'll get it added for you! Some wood species are not available for certain styles.
Top Colors
949 White
Satin White
Feather White
Frosty White
Mission White
Bisque
Heirloom White
Fashion Grey
Cool Grey Suedette
Linen Supermatte
Raincloud
Stone Grey Suedette
Gauntlet Grey
Moonlight
Sienna Supermatte
Mysterious Supermatte
Satin Black
White Portuna
Alabaster Taction Oak
Niagara
Mojave
Natural Maple
Concrete Groovz
Light Italian Walnut
Summer Flame
Gibraltar Taction Oak
Dark Italian Walnut
Grenada
Chocolate Pear
All Other Colors
White Woodgrain
Snow White
Ontario White
High Gloss White
White Supermatte
Satin Antique White
Antique White
Almond
Dutch White
Fashion Supermatte
Willow Grey Supermatte
Beach Glass Supermatte
Gettysburg Supermatte
Umbra Supermatte
Black Oak
Latitude North
Grey Portuna
Blond Maple
Honey Apple
Backwoods Sycamore
Rustic Cherry
Cherry Blossom
Classic Cherry
Black Portuna
Spring Blossom
Wenge Deep Grain
Cordoba Pine Alto
See a color that is not currently available on a door style? Give us a call at 1-240-541-5631 or send us an email at [email protected] and we'll get it added for you!
Salice Standard Compact Hinge
Salice Excentra Soft-Close Compact Hinge
Salice 120 Degree Hinge
Salice 105 Degree Soft-Close Hinge
Lazy Susan Boring + Hinge Assembly
Standard European Hinges
- These would be the 105 Degree and 120 Degree Hinges from the Boring and Hinge Option selection
- These come in two pieces; the mounting bracket that's installed to your cabinet box/frame and the hinge that mounts the door to the mounting bracket.
- Removing the doors is done easily by pressing a tab towards the back of the mounting bracket. This is helpful in places where you need to get into, like beneath your kitchen sink to work on leaks or installing a disposal.
- Since the mounting bracket is almost 3" in length, it will consume space in your cabinet. This is emphasized if your cabinet frame is not flush with your box. This is the biggest draw back with standard length hinges.
- Installation is easier with standard over compact since you install the bracket and hinge separately, then snap the hinge onto the bracket.
- The hinge will hold the door tighter against your cabinet box/frame.
Compact European Hinges
- These would be both Compact Hinges from the Boring and Hinge Option selection
- These hinges are smaller and will consume far less space in your cabinets. This is most important where space is limited like where you store your pots and pans.
- Installation of your doors is more difficult with these since you'll need to attach the hinges to your door, then mount them all together to your cabinet.
- The hinge holds the door 1/4" away from your box/frame.
Below is a top view of the gap created between the Compact hinge (left) and Standard hinge (right)
The page you're on is likely a non-arch door. These doors can be rotated over to be a left or a right. See below for a picture representation.
Watch this video for a full explanation on how to adjust your doors with hinge adjustments.
If you're looking at the front of the door and you plan to install hinges on the right, you'd select 'Right' for hinge location.
If boring is selected, the door will receive two bore holes 3" from the top and bottom of the door to the center of the cup. If the door is 40" or taller, a 3rd boring will be added directly centered between the top and bottom bore holes.
You will have the option to select your bore pattern if you already have hinges. If you select one of the options with hinges, your door will be bored for that specific hinge.
U Bore Pattern
B Bore Pattern
A Bore Pattern
T Bore Pattern
Lazy Susan Boring + Hinge Assembly (U bore pattern on both sides)
We offer a variety of Sherwin Williams colors in Satin (Sheen 30).
Urbane Bronze 7048
Tricorn Black 6258
Gale Force 7605
Anonymous 7046
Software 7074
Gibraltar 6257
Olive Grove 7734
Poolhouse 7603
Green Sprout 7728
Mindful Gray 7016
Interesting Aqua 6220
Dorian Gray 7017
Silver Strand 7057
Austere Gray 6184
Repose Gray 7015
Accessible Beige 7036
Antique White 6119
Creamy 7012
Alabaster 7008
Pure White 7005
Extra White 7006
We use a solvent-based finish.
Inside Edge Profiles
IE1
IE002
IE2
IE3
IE014
IE4
IE5
IE6
IE046
IE046 (Not Available Arched)
IE063
IE091
IE098
IE108
IE122
IE134
IE141
IE265
Outside Edge Profiles
OE1
OE2
OE3
OE4
OE5
OE6
OE7
OE8
OE9
OE10
OE10
OE11 +$25
OE019
OE022
OE031
OE033
OE216
OE269
OE284
OE317
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OE333A
OE347
OE404
OE409
OE480
OE488
OE491
OE554
OE589
Panel Profiles
P1
P2
P3
P4
P5
P7
P8
P9
P10
P028 (Not available arched)
P036
P039
P047 (Not available arched)
P072 (Not available arched)
P111 (Not available arched)
P130 (Not available arched)
P141 (Not available arched)
P215
P233
P238
P245
P247 (Not available arched)
P250
P329
P365
P367
P368 (Not available arched)
You can calculate a shipping quote by entering your door and drawer front order and registering with your shipping address before committing to an order. This process will give you a complete quote.
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The call center is closed on the following US Holidays:
- New Year's Day
- Memorial Day
- Independence Day
- Labor Day
- Thanksgiving and the Friday following Thanksgiving
- Christmas day
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FastCabinetDoors.com places a lot of emphasis in placing a correct order. "Measure twice. Cut once" Please be certain about your order prior to placing it. Orders enter production almost immediately. A minimum of 35% of a customers purchase order total will be charged as a proration fee to any cancellations. This fee covers material costs and administration fees.
No. Because every door and drawer front is custom built, we cannot accept returns. FastCabinetDoors.com does not keep stock.
If an item is labeled as a "Non Warranty" item, or an item is built outside standard specifications such as, but not limited to, sizes outside the listed minimum or maximum, removal of required center rails there will be NO GUARANTEE against damages during transit, warping or twisting.
We urge you to stay within the minimum and maximum size, as we cannot replace an item that has been delivered warped or damaged.
RTF (Thermofoil) - Limited 5 Year Warranty: During the 1st year of ownership if the item peels or chips under normal circumstances, Fast Cabinet Doors will pay 100% of replacement costs.
During the 2nd year, Fast Cabinet Doors will pay 80% of replacement costs.
During the 3rd year, Fast Cabinet Doors will pay for 60% of replacement costs.
During the 4th year, Fast Cabinet Doors will pay for 40% of replacement costs.
During the 5th year, Fast Cabinet Doors will pay for 20% of replacement costs.
This means, we'll rebuild your item for the set percentage according to the ownership year, and you will pay the difference (if any).
Wood - 1 Year Warranty: If an item warps, twists, splinters, and has been given reasonable treatment, and is within the minimum and maximum size, Fast Cabinet Doors will pay 100% of the replacement cost
For questions regarding what is or isn't covered in the warranty, please reach out to a support agent at [email protected]
Contact us at [email protected] for additional help.