Cabinet doors don’t usually steal the spotlight, but that’s about to change. If you’re drawn to clean lines, low-maintenance finishes, and timeless profiles with a little extra wow factor, you’ll love our four newest additions. We’ve taken our most popular one-piece MDF cabinet doors and given them a deeper routed profile for added detail, dimension, and visual depth. The result? A subtle shift that makes a big design statement. The perfect upgrade.
Why Depth Makes a Difference
A deeper-routed center panel creates shadowing and texture that adds richness and character without changing the overall door shape.
These new upgraded styles are perfect for homeowners who want cabinetry that feels more sculpted and custom, while keeping a streamlined look. Here’s how the new doors compare to their original counterparts:
| Original Door | Depth (mm) | New Routed Version | Depth (mm) |
| London | 6.35 | Kingston | 9.5 |
| Surrey | 4.76 | Perth | 9.5 |
| Chicago | 6.35 | Cranbrook | 9.5 |
| Tisdale | 4.76 | Whistler | 9.5 |
Same profile, same one-piece durability—just more detail.
What Is a One-Piece MDF Door, Anyway?
If you’re new to this category, one-piece MDF doors are routered from a single panel of medium-density fiberboard (MDF), rather than built from five separate pieces.
This construction style offers several advantages:
- Comes in a wide variety of patterns
- No joints or seams to crack or shift over time
- A smoother, more consistent painted finish
- Excellent stability in changing climates and humidities
Want to dive deeper? Read more about the benefits of one-piece MDF vs. five-piece MDF doors here.
Deeper Profiles. Same Flexibility.
These new deeper-profile doors are available now and can be paired with virtually any color in our finish lineup. Whether you’re going for bold contrast or soft neutrals, you’ll find a combo that works beautifully.
Ask your favourite Authorized Superior Cabinets Dealer Partner about the Upgraded Kingston, Perth, Cranbrook, and Whistler door styles, and bring a little more dimension to your next project.
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