A mitered corner on a stained door is the first detail to look at, because the grain changes direction where the two pieces meet. The CNC Cabinetry Park Ave Cinnamon PB06 handles that with a five piece mitered frame on birch and a raised MDF veneer center panel, carried in a warm red brown. HM Cabinetry keeps the Park Ave Cinnamon PB06 door at the East Brunswick showroom, standing next to the box it ships on.

Cinnamon sits in the warm half of the brown range, closer to red than to gray, and that changes what it can stand next to. The CNC Cabinetry Park Ave Cinnamon PB06 carries that tone on birch with a furniture style molding profile around the raised panel, and the cabinet behind the door is built with the interlock system instead of staples through a thin back.
• Full overlay five piece solid wood door and drawer front, mitered joints
• Raised panel with an MDF veneer center panel, flat drawer face
• Cinnamon finish on birch with a furniture style molding profile
• Full 1/2 inch plywood back, interlock installed 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
• 3/4 inch solid wood dovetail drawers on stainless steel full extension undermount glides
• 4 1/2 inch toe kick with a 3 inch inset on base and vanity cabinets

A warm brown has one strong opinion, and it is about the floor. Cinnamon runs red, so it settles against a neutral or gray toned floor and starts competing against a red oak that pulls the same direction. HM Cabinetry lays a Park Ave Cinnamon PB06 door flat on your floor sample before the order is written, because two warm reds fighting in the same room is the mistake that costs the most to undo.
Stain on a mitered door is harder to get right than stain on a butted one, which is why the corners are the thing to check on a showroom sample. Each of the five pieces takes the finish a little differently depending on how the grain runs through it, and a good door keeps all four corners even instead of showing a dark V where the miter closes. Behind the front, the Park Ave box uses a full half inch plywood back locked into the sides and screwed through the top and bottom, half inch plywood sides with a light maple veneer interior, and three quarter inch adjustable plywood shelves.
Warm stains deepen over a few years as the finish ambers, which is normal and is why a door ordered in year five rarely matches a kitchen installed in year one. HM Cabinetry orders the full Park Ave Cinnamon PB06 run together, holds a spare door back, and sets the six way hinges after the first heating season.
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