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Kitchen Cabinet Doors
The kitchen cabinet doors are subjected to intense use every day with repetitive opening and closing. It is important that they are functional, durable and aesthetically pleasing due to their prominence in the kitchen.
The kitchen cabinet doors used by Harrington Kitchens are mostly manufactured at our own workshop, equipped with the most advanced computer controlled machinery to ensure the highest quality, timely delivery and design flexibility. Each kitchen door is crafted to perfection with a durable fibreboard core and protective exterior to ensure it is moisture resistant.
Each kitchen style has its own unique door design.
For example, kitchen doors used in….
Country Kitchens doors often have simple moulding or a V-Groove pattern finished in matt polyurethane or our unique Hand painted finish or alternatively they can be made from genuine solid timber and stained or clear coated in a matte finish.
Classic or Hamptons style kitchens are known for kitchen doors in the Shaker framed style and are often combined with framed glass doors for a timeless finish.
French Provincial Kitchen doors generally have more intricate carvings and details and can incorporate our unique hand painted finish for a charming French countryside kitchen design style.
Modern and contemporary style kitchens almost always utilise a streamlined flat cabinet door, often with a shark-nose finger pull or shadow line opening method combined with push to open doors. They can also use the very cost effective and durable edged doors with more and more technically advanced fingerprint resistant finishes such as Tesrol Superclean and Laminex Absolute Matte or alternatively for a high gloss durable door finish Tesrol Pure Gloss acrylic can be used and is available in solid colours or with a metallic finish in some colours.
Harrington Kitchens only installs quality doors, most of which are manufactured in our own joinery shop by our professional and experienced tradesmen. The ability to control the entire manufacturing process, rather that outsourcing, ensures we can provide the highest level of quality for every cabinet and door.
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What are the different cabinet door profiles?
Today, there is an impressive wide range of kitchen cabinet door profiles to choose from, each designed to fit different aesthetic themes. Here, you’ll find images highlighting the most popular door profiles favoured by our clients, ranging from the sleek Flat door profile to the more intricate V-groove option. The Flat door profile features a simple, flat design, making it a clean and stylish choice that works beautifully with kitchen cabinets. It is also the most budget-friendly option among the available profiles.
For those who prefer a more traditional kitchen look, we also offer detailed door profiles like the Colorado, which adds a touch of classic elegance.
If you’re not sure what door profile matches your design theme, one of our kitchen design experts can help you find the perfect fit.
Colorado Door Profile
Classic Door Profile
Waratah Door Profile
V Groove Door Profile
Chiefly Door Profile
Shaker Door Profile
Flat Door Profile
Provincial Door Profile
Hamptons Door Profile
What is the most popular kitchen cabinet door?
The most popular and most timeless kitchen cabinet door style would have to be the shaker-style doors. This style has one flat center panel with four smaller flat pieces that make a frame.
What is the distance between the benchtop and overhead cabinets?
When planning your kitchen, you will need to leave between 600 and 700mm of space between your benchtop and overhead cupboards. The splashback height is dependent on the type of cooktop you choose. For example a standard electric cooktop requires a minimum 600mm high splashback, but a gas cooktop can require up to 700mm + to comply with Australian standards.
How do you fill the gap between the tops of your cabinets and the ceiling?
There are several effective ways to bridge the gap between your kitchen cabinets and the ceiling. One option is to extend the cabinets all the way up to the ceiling, finishing with a small 30-40mm ‘shadowline’, creating a seamless look. If that doesn’t suit your style, you might think about installing a bulkhead. This can help create a cozy feel by visually lowering the ceiling. Another option is open shelving, which not only adds a stylish touch but also makes it easier to access your kitchen essentials. Whatever you choose, it’s important to find a solution that brings you joy and comfort in your space.
Is open shelving in the kitchen a good idea?
Absolutely! If you’re organised and enjoy styling your space, open shelving can be a fantastic design choice for your kitchen. However, if you dislike dusting and prefer to keep things tucked away, then open shelving might not be the best fit for you. In the end, whether to use open shelving comes down to your taste and preferences.
Still exploring kitchen cupboards and cabinet doors? You’re in the right place. Whether you’re deciding between open shelving, drawers, or traditional cabinets, we’ve got you covered. From choosing quality materials to picking the perfect finish, you’ll find all the ideas and inspiration you need to create your dream kitchen. Let’s get started.
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