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By wtnhighlander · Posted
I take it the photos are an undamaged sample? If you share pics of the damage, someone here might have good advice on repairs that won't require entire new doors. Maybe. -
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I live in Florida so I cant recommend cabinet maker in your area. There is another issue. Cherry wood gets darker by the year. New cherry will look lighter and pink. Staining may be required to match existing. The requirements to make another door should be routine for most shops. It will require 5/4 stock. That is 1 1/4" thick in the rough. Which will dress down to match the other doors. I think you have the tools to make another door. Execution is subject to your skill level. -
I need to replace several kitchen cabinet doors due to damage. They are cherry wood shaker style with raised panel. They are one inch thick. I included a picture in this post of one of the doors. I searched everywhere on the web to see if this is an off the shelf item, but it is not primarily due to it being one inch thick. Most doors I see today are 3/4 inch thick. One of my options is to find a custom cabinet maker and if anyone can recommend one in the NJ, PA or NY area I would appreciate it. My other option is to make the doors myself. I have access to a planer, jointer, router table and other equipment. If anyone give me input or ideas on my situation I would appreciate it.
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You can pay several hundred dollars for some made for hospital doors.
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