Matte White Frameless Cabinets
Matte White is a flat, non-reflective white on a frameless door. You get the brightness of a white kitchen without the shine, which is what keeps a large run from feeling clinical — and with no face frame and no door profile, the result is a clean unbroken plane across the whole wall.
Construction & Specs
Door Style: 5-piece recessed Door Panel: 3/4" thick full overlay of birch (painted surfaces are made of high density fiber board)
Drawer: 5/8" thick cabinet grade plywood sides with full extension, under-mounted, soft-close, steel concealed drawer glides
Drawer Box: Dovetail drawers with 1/2" thick solid wood sides, removable for easy cleaning
Interior: Natural clear coat finish, 1/2" thick stretchers applied to back of cabinets
Box: 1/2" thick cabinet grade plywood with metal L bracket reinforcements for base cabinets
Hardware: 6-way adjustable 1 1/4" hinge with soft closing insert Shelf: Adjustable 3/4" thick cabinet grade plywood, metal shelf rests
Warranty: Lifetime Warranty
The Most Flexible Finish in the Line
Matte White is the frameless finish that goes anywhere. It is bright enough for a small kitchen, quiet enough for a big one, and neutral enough that it will not fight anything else in the room. If a client likes modern kitchens but is nervous about committing to a look, this is the low-risk version of that decision.
It is also the natural partner for the rest of the catalog — Matte White uppers with Walnut or Matte Black below is one of the most requested combinations we quote.
Buy It at Wholesale
Bolingbrook showroom, 101 E Crossroads Parkway, Suite A — Monday to Friday 8am–5pm, Saturday 9am–2pm. Call (630) 296-6080 for a wholesale quote.
Built for Handleless Kitchens
A flat frameless door is what makes an integrated-pull kitchen possible. Edge pulls, a continuous channel, or push-to-open hardware all work here, and the result is a surface with nothing interrupting it. Tell us early if that is the direction, because the hardware affects how the run is laid out.
Common Questions
Matte White or Gloss White?
1
Matte is the safer, quieter choice and suits most kitchens. Gloss is for rooms that need light bounced back into them — small, dark or windowless spaces — and it makes a much stronger statement.
Does a matte finish show marks?
2
Less than gloss. A matte surface hides fingerprints well; it can show a grease mark if it is left, so wipe spills rather than letting them sit.
How is this different from a white shaker cabinet?
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Different construction entirely. This is a flat frameless door with no face frame on the box, which gives more interior space and a modern look. White shaker is a paneled door on a framed cabinet, which reads traditional.