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Featuring the clean lines and flat panels that underscore traditional Shaker architecture, these doors are ideal for homeowners desiring a style that reflects minimalism and modesty. The Shaker series mimics stile and rail construction to provide a classically elegant modern appearance.
Our Shakers are completely customizable, allowing you to design doors that are uniquely you. Start by choosing your panel configuration, including quantity, size, and position. Next, select your sticking: ovolo, square step, or a true square panel. Finally, add flair with louvers, mirrors, or etched glass. We can create barn doors to match Shaker doors as well.
All doors in our Shaker Series are double beveled (unless no or single bevel is requested) to ensure no binding on closure and include our full-length hinge SturdyStrips™ on both sides. Other features include:
Timberland doors are made from high-quality solid core medium density fiberboard (MDF) and precisely routed to your desired design specifications with our advanced CNC machinery. We use only high-grade MDF, known for its resistance to warping, splitting, cracking, and rotting. Its natural resistance to damage from moisture, insects, and temperature fluctuations make MDF ideal for Florida and other coastal areas with high humidity and salt.
Beautiful homes deserve solid doors, and MDF offers great value as an alternative to traditional wood. Its high level of sound absorption and inherent weight add privacy and a noticeable feeling of quality to your home. It is environmentally friendly and built to outperform wood for painted applications.
These completely solid doors have zero joints. Consumers like the appearance of stile and rail doors but desire the durability of router-carved doors. With Timberland doors, they get both.
Because these doors are router carved, we have tremendous flexibility to modify the pattern to meet your style and creative needs. Our process offers superb customizability and the ability to match your existing doors years later if any replacement is necessary.
Our Doors & Options page has a variety of door styles for you to chose from with accompanying Technical Data Sheets.
