Slab Doors – Cabinet Glossary
What are Slab Doors?
Slab doors are flat, one-piece cabinet doors with no frames or panels. Their sleek, minimalist look makes them a popular choice for modern and contemporary kitchens.
Quick Facts About Slab Doors
- Construction: One solid piece of material—wood, veneer, laminate, or thermofoil.
- Style: Modern, minimalist, and clean.
- Finishes: Often high-gloss, matte, or textured woodgrain.
Use Cases
- Modern and contemporary kitchens.
- European-style frameless cabinetry.
- Small spaces where sleek designs create openness.
Designer Tip
Choose slab doors with a high-gloss finish to reflect light and make small kitchens feel larger.
Alternative Names
- Flat Panel Doors
- Contemporary Cabinet Doors
FAQ About Slab Doors
Q: Are slab doors durable?
A: Yes, when made from high-quality materials like veneer or laminate, they are durable and easy to clean.
Q: Do slab doors show fingerprints?
A: Glossy finishes may show fingerprints more, but matte options reduce this issue.
Related Terms
- Recessed Panel Cabinets – Another flat design but with a framed look.
- Mullion Doors – A glass-insert option for contrast.
Keep Learning & Start Planning
- Return to our full Cabinetry Glossary to explore more terms.
- Shop slab doors in our modern cabinet lines.
- Work with a Designer to create a contemporary slab door kitchen.