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Door Styles & Materials
Every Ironwood project starts with two decisions: the door profile and the wood. Browse both below to shape the look of your space.
Door & Drawer Front Styles
Seven profiles, each built to order with time-tested joinery. Select a style below to add it to your build summary.
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Shaker Style
Clean five-piece construction with a flat, recessed center panel — the most versatile door in cabinetry, at home in any kitchen.
5-Piece Frame · Flat Panel
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Slim Shaker
The Shaker profile refined with a narrower rail and stile for a leaner, more contemporary read without losing the classic frame.
Narrow Stile · Flat Panel
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Cope and Stick Flat Panel
Traditional cope-and-stick joinery with a decorative sticking profile milled directly into the frame around a flat center panel.
Milled Profile · Flat Panel
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Cope and Stick Raised Panel
The same time-tested joinery, dressed up with a beveled, raised center panel for a formal, furniture-grade presence.
Milled Profile · Raised Panel
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Modern Slab
A single flat surface, edge to edge. No frame, no profile — just clean grain and a minimal line for true contemporary kitchens.
Flush Slab · Zero Profile
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Applied Molding
A flat or Shaker panel dressed with a separately milled applied molding, adding dimension and a more traditional, ornate look.
Applied Trim · Dimensional
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Mullion & Glass
Divided lites set with glass panels — ideal for display cabinets and hutches that call for a lighter, more open look.
Divided Lites · Glass Insert
Door style photography courtesy of TaylorCraft Door Co.
Wood Species
Materials
Fifteen grades across ten species, grouped by wood. Click a photo to view it larger, or click a name to add it to your build summary.
Wood photography courtesy of TaylorCraft Door Co.