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Hybrid Cabinet Doors

Hybrid doors offer a practical and stylish solution for kitchen and bathroom cabinet designs. They combine medium density fiberboard (MDF) panels with solid wood frames, enabling owners to leverage the advantages of each material type. These doors may also include additional features, making an ideal painting surface and resistant to change in humid and arid climates.

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What Are the Benefits of Hybrid MDF Cabinet Doors?

Hybrid doors offer an assortment of benefits:

  • Humidity resistance: Hybrid cabinet doors resist moisture absorption, minimizing the risk of warping or swelling and increasing the product’s life span. 
  • Strength and durability: The combination of MDF and wood creates a sturdy cabinet door. The solid wood frames support the door’s structure and help prevent damage. 
  • Aesthetic appeal: Hybrid doors maintain wood’s natural look and feel and have a smooth, uniform finish. Choose from an array of stunning colors, such as Regent Blue, Gunsmoke and Fern, to create a custom appearance with over 1,400 paint choices.
  • Paint compatibility: The smooth surface makes this door material easy to paint, ensuring a flawless, blemish-free finish that will maintain its attractive appearance for years.

Manufacturing Process

Manufacturing hybrid MDF cabinet doors is a complex process that requires experience, craftsmanship and access to high-quality materials. 

Materials Sourcing

The best and most environmentally conscious hybrid door manufacturers use high-quality MDF materials consisting of sustainable wood fibers and low-formaldehyde adhesives. The solid wood component used to construct the frames can include durable hardwoods like Oak, Cherry, Maple or Walnut. 

Production Techniques

The steps for manufacturing hybrid doors include:

  • Design: The first stage entails creating the design specifications and selecting the appropriate materials and decorative elements.
  • Material preparation: The next step involves cutting the solid wood pieces to fit the cabinet door frame and the MDF panels for the door’s center panels.
  • Frame construction: Constructing the frame requires joining the wood frame pieces and gluing and clamping them together.
  • Panel insertion: After the frame construction, the subsequent step involves shaping the panels to fit the wood frame and securing them with glue or mechanical fasteners.
  • Finishing: Apply primer to seal the wood and MDF surfaces, then add the finish of your choice for aesthetics. Complete the process by applying topcoat.

Contact Us for More Information

Conestoga Wood Specialties offers custom hybrid cabinet doors manufactured to your specifications. Contact us online today to learn more.