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9 years ago

I'm looking for a shaker style door with wider stiles/rails. 3.5 to 4" square outer edge. Wide 2 step inner edge. In maple. Do you have these doors?

Model# 4D Chocolate Maple recessed Panel Kitchen Cabinets · More Info

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9 years ago
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here is a close up of this door style 4D made from Maple with wide frame, Glenn
http://rtacabinetbroker.com/catalog/rta-cabinets/contemporary-cabinets-4/4D-CONTEMPORAY/4D.JPG
more info and pics
http://rtacabinetbroker.com/catalog/rta-cabinets/contemporary-cabinets-4/4D-CONTEMPORAY/
chairez0224 thanked The Cabinet Broker
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