Westitas Shaker Kitchen Cupboard Door - 283x597mm - Beige

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The Westitas Shaker Kitchen Cupboard Door is designed for homeowners and DIY enthusiasts looking to renovate their kitchen or utility space with a classic, timeless aesthetic. This 18mm moisture-resistant MDF door offers excellent durability and a professional CNC-machined finish, providing a solid foundation for customization through paint. Please note that this product is a replacement door only, and users must source their own hinges, handles, and mounting hardware separately.
| Colour | Beige |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | DRZWI-MDF-EKRAN-SUROWE-283x597 |
| Brand | Westitas |
No, this is a replacement door panel only. Hinges, handles, and screws must be purchased separately.
While the MDF is moisture-resistant, it is primarily designed for kitchen and utility environments; it should not be exposed to direct water spray.
Yes, as the wood arrives raw, a high-quality primer is necessary to achieve a professional finish and ensure long-term paint durability.
You will need a drill, a hinge hole boring bit, a screwdriver, and measuring tools to ensure the hinges are placed correctly.
The frame on this Shaker-style door is 85mm wide.
No, it is constructed from 18mm moisture-resistant MDF, which is engineered for stability and a smooth paintable finish.
Adjust the mounting screws on the cabinet hinges to shift the door alignment horizontally or vertically.
Ensure you have sanded the raw MDF lightly and applied a quality dedicated MDF primer before painting.
Installation requires basic woodworking tools, as the doors arrive without pre-drilled holes for hinges or handles. You will need to measure your existing cabinet apertures carefully and use a hinge boring bit to create holes for standard cabinet hinges. Once installed, care involves wiping the doors with a soft, damp cloth and avoiding harsh chemical cleaners that could damage the paint finish. Periodically check that hinge screws remain tight, especially in high-traffic kitchens, to prevent misalignment.