Doorstyles from Showplace Raised Panel Styles
Doorstyles from Showplace Raised Panel Styles
shown in maple antique linen with carmel glaze		Covington The Covington door style has the timeless appeal of a raised panel design, projecting a subdued air of refinement. Covington offers abundant detail, making it an excellent choice for glazed finishes. Construction: Cope and stick frame with solid raised center panel and decorator edge profile.
shown in red oak hazelnut with ebony glaze		Oxford The eyebrow arch of Oxford transmits dignity and flowing grace. It is an excellent choice for glazed finishes. Oxford is used on wall cabinets and vanities, and is paired with Covington for base cabinets.
shown in red oak hazelnut		Hillcrest The cathedral arch of Hillcrest makes a clear statement of elegance. It is an excellent choice for glazed finishes. Hillcrest is used on wall cabinets and vanities, and is paired with Covington for base cabinets. Construction: Cope and stick frame with solid raised center panel, decorator edge panel, and cathedral arch.
		Ashland Perfect in modern family homes, Ashland renders a classic raised panel design in crisp, clear white. The rigid thermo-foil surface is tough, uniform and cleans easily. Glazes are not offered on Ashland.
shown in lyptus truffle with ebony glaze		Hamilton The Hamilton door is a raised-panel style in the same family in Covington, but with an applied molding. This furniture-inspired door is one of your best choices for glazed finishes. Construction: Cope and stick frame with solid raised center panel, decorator edge profile and appied molding.
shown in lyptus truffle with ebony glaze		Waterford The Waterford door style combines the elegance of mitred joinery with the intricate visual nature of its sculpted frame profile. The raised center panel adds substance and classic character to this expressive design. Construction: Mitred frame with solid raised center panel and rounded edge profile.
shown in cherry cordova with ebony glaze		Woodbury Classic elegance defines the raised panel Woodbury style. A mitred frame accented with a beaded edge treatment gives this style a furniture flavor, and makes it excellent for glazed finishes. Construction: Mitred frame with solid raised center panel and beaded edge profile.
shown in cherry sienna with carmel glaze		Cambridge The Cambridge style features a wide mitred frame with a slightly convex center frame section. This creates a look that is both elegant and soft, and makes it excellent for glazed finishes. Construction: Mitred convex frame with solid raised center panel and beaded edge profile.
Mitred Frame Styles
shown in lyptus truffle with ebony glaze		Waterford The Waterford door style combines the elegance of mitred joinery with the intricate visual nature of its sculpted frame profile. The raised center panel adds substance and classic character to this expressive design. Construction: Mitred frame with solid raised center panel and rounded edge profile.
shown in maple taupe with ebony glaze		Bradford The Bradford style is a flat panel design with quiet sophistication. The mitred frame is accented with a beaded edge. This style is a good choice for glazing treatments. Construction: Mitred frame with flat center panel and beaded edge profile.
shown in cherry cordova with ebony glaze		Woodbury Classic elegance defines the raised panel Woodbury style. A mitred frame accented with a beaded edge treatment gives this style a furniture flavor, and makes it excellent for glazed finishes. Construction: Mitred frame with solid raised center panel and beaded edge profile.
shown in cherry sienna with carmel glaze		Cambridge The Cambridge style features a wide mitred frame with a slightly convex center frame section. This creates a look that is both elegant and soft, and makes it excellent for glazed finishes. Construction: Mitred convex frame with solid raised center panel and beaded edge profile.
shown in semi opaque light mocha		Arlington The Arlington door style combines a sleek flat center panel and a wide mitred frame with a slightly convex center frame section. Arlinton is an excellent choice for glazed finishes. Construction: Mitred convex frame with flat center panel and beaded edge profile.
Flat Panel and Slab Door Styles
shown in red oak coffee		Pendleton The Pendleton door style evokes the quiet charm of the Mission and Shaker themes with its simple flat panel design. The Pendleton door offers minimal glazing effect. Construction: 2-1/4" cope and stick frame with flat center panel and smooth edge profile.
shown in maple natural		Galena The Galena door style combines a wide frame, flat, reverse-raised center panel, with a decorator edge profile. The Galena door offers moderate glazing effect. Construction: 3-3/8" cope and stick frame with flat center panel and decorator edge profile.
shown in red oak amber		Breckenridge Understatement and refinement are the defining traits of Breckenridge. This handsome flat-panel design is at home in many decor themes and settings. It offers moderate hangup in glazed finishes. Construction: Cope and stick frame with flat center panel and decorator edge profile.
shown in cherry russet		Santa Fe Santa Fe is a flat panel door style with a distinctive multi-step design to the top and bottom rails. Santa Fe offers a moderate degree of glazing effect, primarily in the stepped areas. Construction: 2-3/4" cope and stick frame with flat center panel, smooth edge profile, and stepped rails.
shown in maple antique light mocha with outmeal glaze		Heritage The Heritage door is a sleek flat panel design with the subtle accent of an inset carved molding. Heritage offers moderate glazing effect, primarily in the molding. Construction: 3-3/4" cope and stick frame with flat center panel and smooth edge profile, and choice of four inset moldings.
shown in maple antique linen with carmel glaze		Savannah The Savanah door style is a flat panel design related to Pendleton, with the furniture inspired addition of an applied molding. This style will offer a moderate degree of glazing hangup. Construction: Cope and stick frame with flat center panel, smooth edge profile, and applied molding.
shown in cherry merlot with ebony glaze		Chateau The Chateau door style has a decorator edge treatment similar to Breckenridge, and features a distinctive applied molding that makes it a good choice for glazed finishes. Construction: Cope and stick frame with flat center panel, decorator edge, and applied molding.
shown in maple antique linen with ebony glaze		Washington The Washington door style is similar to Chateau with a larger, more prominent applied molding. It has a decorator edge profile, and offers moderate glazing effect. Construction: 2-1/4" cope and stick frame with flat center panel, large applied molding, and decorator edge profile.
shown in red oak truffle		Freeport The Freeport door style combines a flat center panel with an eyebrow arch. It is a good choice for glazed finishes. Freeport is used on wall cabinets and vanities, and is paired with Breckenridge for bases. Construction: Cope-and stick frame with flat center panel, decorator edge panel, and eyebrow arch.
shown in maple taupe with ebony glaze		Bradford The Bradford style is a flat panel design with quiet sophistication. The mitred frame is accented with a beaded edge. This style is a good choice for glazing treatments. Construction: Mitred frame with flat center panel and beaded edge profile.
shown in semi opaque light mocha		Arlington The Arlington door style combines a sleek flat center panel and a wide mitred frame with a slightly convex center frame section. Arlinton is an excellent choice for glazed finishes. Construction: Mitred convex frame with flat center panel and beaded edge profile.
shown in maple antique wihite with ivory glaze		Summit The detailed and hansome Summit door style features a beaded flat center panel. Right at home in historical settings, this style is a great candidate for glazed finishes. Construction: Cope and stick frame with solid beaded center panel and smooth edge profile.
shown in cherry truffle		Tahoe Tahoe adds an applied molding to the beaded-panel Summit design. The end result is comfortable elegance, and one of our most effective glazed finish styles. Construction: Cope and stick frame with solid beaded center panel, applied molding, and smooth edge profile.
shown in semi opaque soft cream		Monroe The Monroe door style is similar to Tahoe with the addition or a larger applied molding and a decorator edge profile. Monroe is an excellent choice for glazing. Construction: Cope and stick frame with solid beaded center panel, large applied molding, and decorator edge profile.
shown in maple taupe		Manhattan Manhattan is a square-cornered slab style that fits well in modern and contemporary settings. Slab styles offer minimal glazing effect. Construction: Slab with square corners and Pendleton edge profile.
Beaded Panel Door Styles
shown in maple antique wihite with ivory glaze		Summit The detailed and hansome Summit door style features a beaded flat center panel. Right at home in historical settings, this style is a great candidate for glazed finishes. Construction: Cope and stick frame with solid beaded center panel and smooth edge profile.
shown in cherry truffle		Tahoe Tahoe adds an applied molding to the beaded-panel Summit design. The end result is comfortable elegance, and one of our most effective glazed finish styles. Construction: Cope and stick frame with solid beaded center panel, applied molding, and smooth edge profile.
shown in semi opaque soft cream		Monroe The Monroe door style is similar to Tahoe with the addition or a larger applied molding and a decorator edge profile. Monroe is an excellent choice for glazing. Construction: Cope and stick frame with solid beaded center panel, large applied molding, and decorator edge profile.
Applied-Molding Door Styles
shown in lyptus truffle with ebony glaze		Hamilton The Hamilton door is a raised-panel style in the same family in Covington, but with an applied molding. This furniture-inspired door is one of your best choices for glazed finishes. Construction: Cope and stick frame with solid raised center panel, decorator edge profile and appied molding.
shown in maple antique linen with carmel glaze		Savannah The Savanah door style is a flat panel design related to Pendleton, with the furniture inspired addition of an applied molding. This style will offer a moderate degree of glazing hangup. Construction: Cope and stick frame with flat center panel, smooth edge profile, and applied molding.
shown in cherry merlot with ebony glaze		Chateau The Chateau door style has a decorator edge treatment similar to Breckenridge, and features a distinctive applied molding that makes it a good choice for glazed finishes. Construction: Cope and stick frame with flat center panel, decorator edge, and applied molding.
shown in maple antique linen with ebony glaze		Washington The Washington door style is similar to Chateau with a larger, more prominent applied molding. It has a decorator edge profile, and offers moderate glazing effect. Construction: 2-1/4" cope and stick frame with flat center panel, large applied molding, and decorator edge profile.
shown in cherry truffle		Tahoe Tahoe adds an applied molding to the beaded-panel Summit design. The end result is comfortable elegance, and one of our most effective glazed finish styles. Construction: Cope and stick frame with solid beaded center panel, applied molding, and smooth edge profile.
shown in semi opaque soft cream		Monroe The Monroe door style is similar to Tahoe with the addition or a larger applied molding and a decorator edge profile. Monroe is an excellent choice for glazing. Construction: Cope and stick frame with solid beaded center panel, large applied molding, and decorator edge profile.