A solid wood center panel is rare at this level, and it changes how the door behaves. The CNC Cabinetry Mocha Glazed K10 uses solid maple for the frame and for the raised center panel, so the grain runs through the whole face instead of stopping at the frame. HM Cabinetry keeps the Mocha Glazed K10 door at the East Brunswick showroom, where the panel grain is easy to read against the rails.

Solid wood panels float inside their frame for a reason, because maple moves across the grain with the seasons and a fixed panel would eventually split. The CNC Cabinetry Mocha Glazed K10 is three quarter inch solid wood through the door, with a natural finish on the interior face and a raised panel on the front. The box is five eighths inch cabinet grade plywood, clear coated on every side and edge.
• 3/4 inch thick solid wood door, full overlay raised panel style
• Solid maple frame and solid maple raised center panel
• Natural finish on the door interior
• 5/8 inch cabinet grade plywood box, clear coated on all sides and edges
• Clear coated interior sides with exterior sides matching the cabinet color
• Metal shelf rests
• Metal corner bracket reinforcement in base cabinets
• 1/2 inch solid wood drawer boxes with dovetail construction on all four sides
• Full extension pull out drawers with soft close concealed undermount glides
• Six way adjustable soft close hidden Euro style hinges

A solid maple panel carries a glaze differently from an MDF veneer one. Glaze settles into open grain and into the corners of the profile, and on real maple that produces an uneven hand finished look rather than a printed one, which is the whole reason to buy a glazed door in the first place. HM Cabinetry puts CNC Cabinetry Mocha Glazed K10 into Middlesex and Monmouth county kitchens that want a traditional face with genuine wood behind it.
The box on this line is worth comparing against the rest of the range. It is five eighths inch cabinet grade plywood rather than a thinner panel, clear coated on every side and edge including the ones nobody sees, which is what keeps moisture out of the plywood under a sink. Base cabinets carry metal corner brackets, so the box stays square once it is screwed to a wall and loaded. Drawers are half inch solid wood on all four sides with dovetail corners, running full extension on soft close undermount glides.
Glazed finishes are the hardest to match later, because the glaze goes on over the base color and settles by hand. HM Cabinetry orders the full Mocha Glazed K10 kitchen out of one run, keeps a spare door back, and sets the six way Euro hinges after the first heating season.
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