Cabinet Doors

[TomC]

If any of you want new cabinet doors, use barkercabinets.com I had red oak shaker doors made for my truck conversion-they can be custom measured in 1/16" increments. I specified mine in unfinished but sanded ready for finishing, no hardware. They came in (18 doors) all exactly as I ordered them online (not talking to anyone). I first cut the hinge recess, then the 45 degree hand pull, then finished in clear to match my other cabinets. They also came with a tag on the inside with the measurements so I didn't have to measure each one to match it to my cabinets. How much were they? $36/each. Couldn't make them myself for that much (probably more now). Highly recommend and save yourself alot of work. They make cabinets and drawers too. Good Luck, TomC

[Boomer]

Yeah I'm thinking of the Barker doors too.  They are just a few miles away, and my grand daughter works there.  Plus they are cheap.

[chessie4905]

We have Amish made furniture in Lancaster and over in Ohio that will custom build like yours at very reasonable prices.

[luvrbus]

Yeah I'm thinking of the Barker doors too.  They are just a few miles away, and my grand daughter works there.  Plus they are cheap.

Got another bus Mark ?,these cabinet makers with the computer saws can whip the stuff out in a hurry now

[David Anderson]

They have a great selection.  I'm glad I was able to make my own when I did my conversion back in 2000.  I have 44 black walnut raised panel doors in my coach.  That would be pricey now.  I bought the needed tools on Craiglsist and still have them today.  My kids can fight over them after I'm gone.

David

[luvrbus]

I bought Paul Lawry's  (Dream Scape) red oak doors at a place in Temple Tx for a buck apiece he built cabinets for the doors