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Painted in our own workshop

We paint our cabinetry ourselves. Painted doors get professional two-component Renner coatings, in a color matched to your project.

Concept image: painted Shaker doors in several quiet colors on a drying rack in a spray booth, one door only primed, with a color fan beside them
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Four stages, all done in-house

The same sequence for every painted part, including the milled edges of a Shaker door.

  1. Section of a milled door before finishing

    Prepare

    Surfaces and milled edges are prepared.

  2. Section with sanded surfaces

    Sand

    Every surface is sanded.

  3. Section with a primer layer

    Prime

    A primer coat goes on.

  4. Section of the finished painted door

    Spray finish

    The finish coat is applied by spraying.

Illustrative Section drawings are not to scale.

Concept image: Shaker door milled from one MDF blank, half primed and half painted, with color samples on a maple workbench
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A color matched to your project

We select the shade for the project, including from the RAL palette or from your own reference.

The wood species, grain pattern, door profile and finish color are agreed with you for each project.

Woods & materials

Finish questions

Can you match a paint color we already have?

Yes. We match the finish color to the project, including from the RAL palette or from your own reference.

What coatings do you use?

For painted doors we use professional two-component Renner coatings, applied by spraying in our workshop.

Tell us about your project

Share the room and, if you have one, the color you have in mind.

Start with a few details

Plans or photos help, but they are optional.