The detail on this door is the angled molding running inside the frame. The CNC Cabinetry Harmony Pearl HB13 is a five piece solid wood door with a three inch rail and a reversed raised center panel, and that interior molding is what gives the face two shadow lines instead of one. HM Cabinetry keeps the Harmony Pearl HB13 door at the East Brunswick showroom, where the angle is easy to read from the side.

A three inch rail with an angled interior molding is a lot of door before the center panel even starts, and that is where Harmony gets its weight. The CNC Cabinetry Harmony Pearl HB13 carries a pearl finish over birch on that profile, with a reversed raised center panel in MDF veneer. The box behind it uses the interlock system and stainless steel drawer glides.
• Full overlay five piece solid wood door with a 3 inch rail
• Reversed raised solid MDF veneer center panel
• Mitered profile with an angled interior molding
• Mortise and tenon construction
• Full 1/2 inch plywood back installed with the interlock system and screwed top and bottom
• 1/2 inch plywood sides with a light maple veneer interior
• 3/4 inch thick, 1 1/2 inch wide kiln dried solid hardwood frame
• 3/4 inch plywood shelves, fully adjustable
• Heavy duty concealed steel hinges, six way adjustable with soft close
• 4 1/2 inch toe kick with a 3 inch inset on base and vanity cabinets

Pearl is a light warm neutral rather than a true white, and that is what makes the molding work. A hard white flattens a profiled door under bright ceiling lighting, while a softer tone lets the angled molding hold a shadow and keeps the raised panel readable from across the room. HM Cabinetry uses CNC Cabinetry Harmony Pearl HB13 in Middlesex and Monmouth county kitchens that want a traditional face without the weight of a stained wood run.
A profiled door asks more of a finish than a slab does, because every step and angle is somewhere the coating can build up or run thin. On the Harmony Pearl HB13 the finish has to sit evenly across the three inch rail, down the angled molding and over the reversed raised panel, and the corners are where you check that on a sample. Behind the door the box is the interlock build, a full half inch plywood back locked into the sides and screwed top and bottom, half inch plywood sides with a light maple interior, and solid wood dovetail drawers on stainless full extension glides.
Profiled doors collect dust where the molding meets the panel, which takes a soft brush rather than a cloth once or twice a year. HM Cabinetry covers that at handover, sets the six way hinges on the Harmony Pearl HB13 after the first heating season, and orders replacements from the same finish run.
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