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Swatch samples of each finish are available to purchase for £5 each by clicking the orange "Order a Sample" button above.
Samples are 100x100mm colour swatches and should only be used to show door colour, not door style.
Please note samples of contrasting edge-banding are not currently available.
Made to Measure
Cut to your requirements
Prefinished
With 6 layers of UV lacquer
Scratch Resistent
Durable and made to last
Easy to Install
With optional pre-drilled hinge holes
Sustainable
Made from Sustainable Wood
| Feature | Shinnoki Kitchen Doors | Standard Veneered MDF Doors |
|---|---|---|
| Finish | Factory pre-lacquered with durable matt finish – ready to fit | Arrives unfinished – requires sanding, staining and lacquering |
| Colour Consistency | Mixmatch technology ensures doors are uniform in colour and grain | Natural variations mean doors may not match evenly |
| Time, Cost & Effort | Saves time and finishing costs – just install and enjoy | Extra finishing steps add to labour time and budget |
| Durability | Scratch-resistant, wipe-clean matt lacquer designed for kitchens | Durability depends on quality of finishing work |
With our pre-drilled hinge hole option, there's no need for any expensive tools or hassle. Just take down the old door and put up the new one. Take a look at our handy guide on how to measure your existing cabinet hinge holes.
Very accurate cut. Well packaged and good delivery.
Ivory Oak Shinnoki doors combine natural beauty with a lighter environmental footprint. Made with an MDF core and a thin layer of certified oak veneer, they use less hardwood while still delivering a premium finish. The water-based, low-VOC lacquer protects the surface without harmful emissions, and Shinnoki’s efficient production ensures consistent quality with minimal waste.
Important Information
Please note: Prefinished Veneered MDF should not be used horizontally in humid areas such as kitchens or bathrooms.
| Material | Wood - MDF Core & Real Wood Faces |
| Finish | Ivory Oak - Brushed, stained and 6 layers of UV-lacquer. |
| Available Thicknesses | 19mm |
| Maximum Sheet Size | 2790mm x 1240mm |
| Minimum Sheet Size | 140mm x 140mm |
| Fire Rating | EN 13501-1: D-s1-d0 |
| Cutting Tolerances | +/- 1mm |
For the full technical details, download the manufacturer’s datasheet here:
Standard veneered MDF doors arrive unfinished and need sanding, staining, and lacquering before they can be used. Shinnoki doors are a premium alternative: factory-pre-lacquered, ready to fit, and made with mix-match technology so every door has a consistent colour and grain. This gives your kitchen a flawless, high-end look straight away.
Mixmatch is Shinnoki’s unique process for colour and grain matching across panels. It means every door is consistent, so your kitchen has a uniform, harmonious finish without the variations you often see in natural wood veneers.
Yes. The pre-applied matt lacquer is scratch-resistant, wipe-clean, and designed for daily use, making it ideal for busy family kitchens.
No. Unlike raw veneered MDF, Shinnoki doors arrive fully finished. There’s no need for extra oil, stain, or lacquer — just fit them to your cabinets and enjoy.
Wipe with a soft cloth and mild soapy water when needed. Avoid abrasive pads or harsh cleaners, which could dull the lacquer finish. With simple care, the doors will stay looking fresh for years.
Yes. We recommend ordering samples to see the true colour and woodgrain in your kitchen’s lighting before making a full purchase.
Shinnoki doors use sustainable, certified wood veneers, low-VOC water-based lacquers, and are produced in factories powered by renewable wind energy. That means they combine sustainability with premium design.
Delivery depends on the size of your order
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