Here, at Sing Core, we have staff dedicated to solving the problems associated with high end custom cabinets, butcher block island, kitchen island table and wood furniture for the best clients. For the masses, cheap kitchen cabinets work fine due to their standardized sizes not requiring much continuous material. The problems associated with kitchen cabinets do not become apparent until you start to play with the dimensions and increasing the raw material.
The most exquisite cabinet makers know how to make cabinet doors that will not warp, bend, twist or fail – up to a point. Once the door sizing gets to a certain threshold, you will begin to have problems associated with a warped cabinet door.
For the most part, cabinet shops specializing in custom cabinets do not see these extreme sizes except for in very exclusive contemporary interior designs and the large size is both elegant and impressive. As beautiful as these large luxury kitchen cabinets can be, having tall cabinet door warp is not a good thing for the client and does not reflect well upon the cabinet maker.
The same is true for any unsupported span of raw material in cabinet doors, large kitchen island tables or wood furnishings. At some point, the material itself will lead to failure due to warping wood or other building material. Many materials have been used in an attempt to prevent warping kitchen cabinets, like melamine, laminate cabinets, MDF cabinets, plywood cabinet doors and even resorting to aluminum cabinet doors to address the warped cabinet door issue.
Solid Wood Cabinets
By far the most popular high end clients prefer the look and feel of solid wood cabinets. Of the many wood species that are trending in growing popularity include:
Oak cabinets- Maple cabinets
- Hickory cabinets
- Cherry wood cabinets
- Knotty pine cabinets
- Pine cabinets
- Walnut kitchen cabinets
- Bamboo kitchen cabinets
- Birch cabinet doors
- Teak cabinet doors
In most cases, solid wood cabinets function well over a period of time, if they are of standard size. If your custom cabinets are rather large and include large spans of solid wood, it will bend, warp or twist; such is the nature inherit with the natural grain in the wood fiber.
How to Fix a Warped Cabinet Door
Many methods are within the reach of custom cabinet manufacturers to address the warping issues associated with tall wood storage cabinets and they are well-versed in how to replace cabinet doors. Regardless of the method(s) used for the warped cabinet door intervention, the first order of business is to make a house call to remove the cabinet door (or doors) in question and transport it to the cabinet maker’s shop for fixing cabinet doors.
Cabinet making and the art of building kitchen cabinet doors is a highly skilled sector of the woodworking trade. They would not endeavor to take a large wood cabinet job unless they were qualified to address the challenges with large cabinets with doors. They are fully qualified and they have specific department personnel trained in how to fix a warped cabinet door.
You can be assured that the same cabinet manufacturer who built your cabinets knows how to straighten a warped cabinet door. A variety of options are available including fixing the cabinet door, resurfacing the cabinet door or replacing the warped cabinet door.
Non warping Tall Cabinet Solution
Using a material, like Sing Core, in the composition of the cabinetmaking process is an excellent way to deliver a high-end solution that will not fail, with high precision and performance and can be guaranteed true flat and to stay flat for 50 years.
On top of having a non-warping large oversize cabinet solution that can be guaranteed to warp, bend, twist, cop or otherwise fail, you also get the added value of the best kitchen cabinet, kitchen countertop, kitchen island or kitchen furniture that is
- Lightweight
- High strength
- Insulated
- Warp proof
- Rot resistant
DIY Kitchen Cabinets
We have heard from many avid do it yourselfers who have successfully figured out how to build their own large kitchen cabinet themselves using patented Sing products.
Granted, using Sing Core for your DIY cabinetmaking efforts is beyond rudimentary skills, it doesn’t take long for a good do it yourself woodworker to figure out how to maximize the insulated reinforced torsion box structure material and their particular woodworking skills.
They are also successfully building kitchen countertops, large rolling kitchen islands and a variety of kitchen wood furniture.
Here is an example of a large lightweight high-strength non-warping sliding door.
