Classic Shaker profile. Flat panel inset with 90° angle

A narrower rail and thicker flat panel than the traditional Shaker. *Requires 1-inch material.*

A 30° bevel brings a custom character to the clean Shaker lines.

Another basic Shaker alternative, with a 45° bevel.

Two 90° steps lends a dash of flair to the traditional Shaker appearance.

A shallow angle followed by a 90° step for an elegant, clean look.

A convex curve softens the lines of the traditional Shaker profile.

An added bead around the inside of the rails/styles increases interest.

A more complex Shaker alternative with beads around both the inside and outside rail/style edges.

Similar to the Rochester, except the rails/styles are depressed between the beads and there is a small step down to the center panel.

A combination profile with both a shallow flat step and a curved bead transitioning from the rails/styles to the center panel.

A narrow flat step and concave bevel creates an elegant appearance.

A unique Shaker alternative with two square cuts instead of rounded beads surrounding the center panel.

Three adjacent beads around the center panel add interest to the traditional Shaker.

The rails/styles have a narrower appearance due to an angled inner edge. In addition, a bead surrounds the center panel. *Requires 1-inch material.*

Convex and concave surfaces create a traditional raised panel appearance.

Another traditional raised panel profile, with a convex drop and straight angle up to the center panel.

Center panel and rails/styles are separated by clean angles for a modern look.

Similar to the Racine, but the rails/styles are depressed between two beads. *Requires 1-inch material.*

No surface cuts; generally used with laminate material that has an applied surface (such as TFL). Popular choice for office and commercial applications.

A simple bead around the outside edge of an otherwise flat door. *Requires 1-inch material.*

Similar to Atlanta 125, with a wider bead. *Requires 1-inch material.*

A shallow bevel starts at the edge, with no flat rail/style surface.