Made to measure / Fluted doors
Real timber fluted doors for wardrobes, bathroom units, kitchens and fitted furniture. Set the size, rotate the flutes, choose which edges are finished and see your price as you go.
Flutes can run vertically or horizontally. Any door that fits a 3050 × 1220 mm board can be fluted in either direction, from slim bathroom fronts to full-height wardrobe doors. Planning a kitchen? See fluted kitchen doors for whole-kitchen prices and a measuring guide.
Choose which edges are finished: tap each side of the drawing to add a veneered edge where it will be seen.
A milled real timber face on a moisture-resistant MDF core with a balancing veneer on the reverse, approximately 21.5 mm thick. Supplied unfinished or lacquered on both sides, with hinge and handle drilling available.
For wardrobes and fitted runs we can sequence the timber and line up the profile so a row of doors reads as one surface.
Stained oak / 18 colours
Any oak door or drawer front can be stained in one of 18 colours. Pick one here and the configurator switches to it.
ADLER Arova stains, lacquered on top, at the same price as clear lacquer on finished oak panels, doors and fronts. Real oak takes stain differently from leaf to leaf, so treat these colours as a guide. Need another colour? We can match your sample.
Get a price in this colourFluted doors / FAQ
Every order request is checked by our team before anything is made.
Ask on WhatsAppDoors can be from 100 mm up to 3050 × 1220 mm, with the flutes running vertically or horizontally. Switch the flute direction in the configurator to see which suits your door.
Any combination of the four edges can be finished with a veneered edge. Tap each edge on the drawing in the configurator to include or exclude it.
The configurator shows an indicative price excluding VAT. We check every order request and confirm the final price, lead time and payment details by email before production.
Yes. Add the number of hinge holes, handle positions and extra fixing holes per door in the configurator, then give the exact positions in your order notes or drawing.