Routed MDF cabinet doors, shaped for your furniture.

Choose the one-piece profile your furniture needs

A cabinet front gives a furniture range its character. Bring us the look you want, together with the details your assembly and finishing teams need. CUZI MDF manufactures MDF and supplies drawing-defined cabinet-door components from our factory in Shuyang, Jiangsu, China. We connect the door profile, substrate, hardware machining and supplied finish in one quotation, helping you carry the design from a first door to repeat batches.

Our routed doors are made from one MDF piece. On a one-piece Shaker-style door, routing creates the frame appearance and recessed centre within that piece. A five-piece Shaker door has separately joined rails, stiles and a centre panel; identify that construction explicitly when sharing a reference so the quotation describes the intended product. We use your front and section drawings to define the actual profile, corner radii and edge treatment.

These are design directions for custom manufacture. Your drawing and representative door establish the order-specific profile; the worked diagrams on this page illustrate two specification examples. For choosing the board around a cabinet design, see MDF for Cabinet Doors. This product page covers the doors and drawer fronts our factory prepares for delivery.

Define the door thickness and the material beneath each profile

Start with finished door width, height and thickness, and state the supplied condition in which those dimensions are checked. Our input MDF capability spans 2–35 mm. The door thickness is selected with its size, profile, hardware and finish; the input-board range describes our material supply. Standard, Paint Grade MDF, MR MDF and HMR inputs follow the intended room and coating or facing process, with their own product data and required documents.

The front-view origins in both examples are the bottom-left corners, with X increasing right and Y upwards. In worked example D01, a one-piece recessed front is 400 × 700 mm from nominal 18 mm MDF. A 60 mm frame on each side gives a recess 280 × 580 mm. Its specified depth is 6 mm and its requested inside radius is R3. The nominal MDF beneath the recess is 18 − 6 = 12 mm. Example D02 has the same outside dimensions, with two 8 mm wide, 3 mm deep round-ended grooves: their centre lines are X = 100 and 300, and overall Y limits are 60–640 on the front view. The nominal section beneath those grooves is 18 − 3 = 15 mm.

These dimensions are enquiry examples, with front layouts drawn to scale and sections shown schematically. Actual MDF thickness, routing, opposite-face work and sanding establish the measured remaining section. Show a section wherever front and back features approach one another. Agree the minimum local material and actual inspection points for the complete design. The MDF core's nominal thickness tolerance of ±0.1 mm is a board parameter; door size, depth, corner geometry, flatness and hardware positions receive their own agreed tolerances.

State whether the supplied dimensions refer to machined MDF, a primed part or a completed coating/film construction. Paint or membrane preparation, outside-edge radii and any finishing allowance belong in that same specification. Tall or wide doors also need a finished-weight, hinge and cabinet-fit review with the selected hardware and actual furniture design.

Keep the front, reverse and hinge schedule on the same door ID

Label each view and its origin. For D01-L, the hinge side is on the left when looking at the front. Looking directly at the reverse puts that same physical edge on the right. In the example reverse view, O is the bottom-left corner, X increases to the right and Y upwards. Two example Ø35 mm cups have centres at X = 378.5, Y = 100 and 600. A 4 mm distance from the right edge to the nearest cup rim gives a centre offset of 4 + 35 ÷ 2 = 21.5 mm, hence X = 400 − 21.5 = 378.5 mm.

Specify the hinge model, cup diameter, drilling depth, fixing-hole pattern, positions along the door, mounting plate and intended overlay or inset arrangement. In this example the requested cup depth is 13 mm; at an unprofiled nominal 18 mm frame it leaves 18 − 13 = 5 mm. Both cups lie within the 60 mm frame, clear of the recessed centre. This is a nominal geometry check; tooling clearance, actual local thickness and the assembled hinge require their own review. Opposing cuts at the same location are considered together.

Blum's CLIP top BLUMOTION assembly information identifies a 13 mm boring depth for that hinge system. Use the current instructions for your selected hinge to establish its complete machining pattern. The example cup dimensions serve a drawing explanation; the hardware model and actual fit establish your order's hole schedule.

D01-R receives its own mirrored hardware drawing. Handle holes and hinge fixing holes also need diameters, entry faces, depth/through-hole definitions and coordinates. Specify hardware supply or machining-only supply in the quotation. For paired doors, agree the front viewing direction and pair ID, and retain these on labels. The MDF drilling and cabinet hardware guide explains how the hole schedule connects to a representative assembly.

Order the finish your workshop wants to receive

Tell us which operations you want our factory to complete and which belong to your workshop. A sanded door, a primed door and a finished decorative door are different deliverables. The quotation names the actual surface on the front, reverse, perimeter, recess and hardware openings, with the coating or film reference where applicable.

Each condition is confirmed for the selected profile and order. The European Panel Federation's lacquer guidance explains the different absorption of MDF faces and exposed edges. Trial the proposed coating on the face, routed centre, edge and corners together. For membrane-finished fronts, profile radius, depth, film, adhesive and reverse transition form one construction; PVC Faced MDF covers that surface specification.

For a matching cabinet set, assess neighbouring doors and drawer fronts under the same light and with the same colour/gloss reference. Room conditions, splash, cleaning and heat exposure are considered with the complete finished door and its protected edges. The order identifies the substrate and applicable emission or other performance documents for the actual product supplied.

Move from a door list to a first door and an identified set

Give every component a stable ID, drawing revision and quantity. Include the intended cabinet or pair grouping, finished dimensions, MDF grade, profile reference, hinge/handle schedule, supplied finish and pack group. Our cut-list guide and blank file can help prepare the component list; door orders add front, section and hardware drawings for each relevant ID.

The fictional schedule below illustrates 50 cabinet sets. Each set has two D01 doors and one DF01 drawer front. DF01 has its own 500 × 180 mm outline, profile section and handle information. Its smaller proportions receive a separate drawing review. These quantities explain set planning; actual order quantities and specification grouping are confirmed in the quote.

Check the first door with your hardware and finish

Choose a representative first door or small set that covers the deepest profile, hardware arrangement and supplied finish. Link it to the same revision used for the order. The following table is an inspection plan: measurements and observations are entered from the actual components when they are prepared.

Complete agreed drawing changes before repeat production. Labels connect the finished parts to their revision, handed identity and physical sample. Clean separators, protected edges/corners, supported stacks and controlled strap pressure preserve the supplied surfaces. Pack dimensions and sequence follow the actual doors, finish, handling and destination. On repeat orders, identify every change to size, hinge, profile, finish or quantity so the batch follows the correct version.

Get a quote for the complete door supply

Send the door list and drawings, substrate, supplied finish, quantities and destination. Add the hardware reference, critical tolerances and any performance/document requirements. FOB China price: US$8–95 per piece. Your quotation prices each door or component group by its size, profile, machining, preparation, finish and packing. Material, machining and any separately charged work are identified so you can compare the delivered components.

We reply within 12 hours. All products can be requested as free samples and samples are generally in stock. You cover the courier cost, which can be credited against a formal order. For a custom door, we confirm the representative profile, preparation, dispatch and estimated transit time for your address. Keep the sample and its drawing revision together when checking the finish or cabinet assembly.

Normal MOQ is 1 × 20'GP per specification; mixed sizes and door/set grouping are agreed in the quotation. Normal lead time is 3–10 days after specification and commercial confirmation, with the first-door, machining and finishing stages scheduled for your actual order. Door output follows the profile complexity, part mix and supplied finish. Your quote includes specification, quantities, price/currency, packaging, FOB Qingdao or FOB Lianyungang, T/T or LC payment terms and validity. Third-party inspection is supported. Shipments use Lianyungang or Qingdao, and loading is planned from component dimensions, density and packaging.