• Single doors – the doors require a ½” overlay on all 4 sides so for a single door. If your opening is 20”w x 20”h, the door size would be 21” w x 21” h.
• Double doors – the doors require a ½” overlay along the perimeter of the opening, and a 1/8" reveal between your doors. If your opening is 20”w x 20”h, the door sizes would be (2) 10 7/16” w x 21” h.

You can also use our door measurement calculator to for assistance with finding the door size you need.

• Measure from the inside edge of one side to the corner.
• Add 1/2" to your width. (1/2" is the industry standard and the overlay we recommend)
• Subtract the thickness of the door from width measurement. This will ensure each door has enough room to fold in on itself.
• Repeat these steps for the other door in this corner.
• For instructions on how to order a lazy susan, please view this process under Ordering and Lead Times. You can also use our Lazy Susan door measurement calculator to help.

Most of our doors are 3/4" thick, while some of our doors are 7/8" thick. 7/8" thick doors will be noted in that door styles description.

You have the option to select a Plank drawer front with an edge that will match your doors. If you need help specifying the edge of any door, please use our chat feature located on the right hand side of your browser or send an email to [email protected]. Below is an example of what a Plank drawer front looks like with a Shaker door.

A $75 Fee will be applied every door from 50" to 59 15/16" and $150 to all doors 60" and over. This is due to the special handling that is required for larger items.

Yes, this is determined on a per need basis and depends on the height of the doors. Typically center rails are placed on doors over 50", and 66" for Cut for Glass doors, but some styles will not require them. Please contact us for further details on individual door styles. If a tall door without a center rail is needed, please email [email protected] with your order number and request to remove center rails from your tall doors.

All stiles and rails are solid wood. Raised panel doors have a solid wood panel. Inset panel doors have a solid wood frame with solid plywood panel. Paint grade doors have a solid wood frame with an MDF panel.

No. The size you enter will be the size you receive.

The doors will arrive with either wood or rubber stops, but will not come with the glass. We recommend taking your door to a local glass specialist to have it fitted with a glass panel of your choice. Below is an example of wooden stops that may come with your door.

Cope n' Stick refers to the tongue and groove joints we use to assemble the doors. This is one of the oldest and strongest joints used in cabinetry and is still the strongest type of joint used for doors.

• Rigid Thermal Foil (RTF) is comprised of a durable vinyl laid over Medium Density Fiberboard(MDF).
• Wood doors are comprised of a solid wood frame, and either a solid or plywood panel.

Unless you request a matching back, all Thermofoil doors will be built with a white back.

Paint Grade Hardwood is a great economical option for those who don't have a wood species preference and plan to paint. The wood used for the stiles and rails is any paint grade hardwood that we have available. This could be Beech, Maple, and sometimes Alder.

Our doors are manufactured in California or in Monroe depending on your location. The order will be built in the plant that is nearest to the ship location. There are exceptions where items are plant specific.

All items that have finish applied will be built in Monroe, North Carolina.

We use a solvent-based finish.

And more! If there's a species not listed here, feel free to ask for a quote

• Smooth White is a true Satin White.
• 949 White has texture and has glossy properties.
• Antique White has a creamy hue, similar to ivory.

Watch this video for a full explanation on how to adjust your doors with hinge adjustments.

If you're looking at the front of the door and you plan to install hinges on the right, you'd select 'Right' for hinge location.

If boring is selected, the door will receive two bore holes 3" from the top and bottom of the door to the center of the cup. If the door is 40" or taller, a 3rd boring will be added directly centered between the top and bottom bore holes.

The bore pattern we use will depend on your selection from the 'Boring and Hinge Options' section of the door page. If you already have hinges and need A, B, B2, or T bore pattern, that customization can be requested by sending an email to [email protected].

You can calculate a shipping quote by entering your door and drawer front order and registering with your shipping address before committing to an order. This process will give you a complete quote.

Our website is open for browsing and purchasing 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. Our call center is open from 7am-3:30pm PST, Monday through Friday.

The call center is closed on the following US Holidays:

• New Year's Day
• Memorial Day
• Independence Day
• Labor Day
• Thanksgiving and the Friday following Thanksgiving
• Christmas day

Viewing your order and order history is a great way to follow along during the ordering process. Log in to your account at the top of the page to view orders.

Log in to your account at the top of the page. You'll see a spot to edit all of the information on your page, such as billing/ shipping addresses or opting into our newsletter! Need help? Give us a call, we'd be happy to update it on our side as well.

FastCabinetDoors.com places a lot of emphasis in placing a correct order. "Measure twice. Cut once" Please be certain about your order prior to placing it. Orders enter production almost immediately. A minimum of 35% of a customers purchase order total will be charged as a proration fee to any cancellations. This fee covers material costs and administration fees.

No. Because every door and drawer front is custom built, we cannot accept returns. FastCabinetDoors.com does not keep stock.