TaylorCraft Cabinet Door introduces patent-pending construction technique

The 4S doors boast a proprietary, patent-pending construction technique designed to ensure superior durability and stability, the company says. 

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TAYLOR, Texas —TaylorCraft Cabinet Door Company launched a new, patent-pending cabinet door series, called 4S. 
The 4S doors boast a proprietary, patent-pending construction technique designed to ensure superior durability and stability, the company says. The first doors in their new 4S series are 3/4″, 1″ and 1-1/4″ Shaker doors, designed for those looking for a “slim shaker” or “skinny shaker” style.
 
Features that set TaylorCraft’s 4S cabinet doors apart from other doors on the market include:

  • 90-degree joints for a stable, durable frame 
  • No lip moulds, no miter joint construction
  • True 3/4″ door thickness
  • Works with standard hardware and hinges for 3/4″ thick doors
  • Seamless, smooth, jointless back
  • No nails/nail holes/fasteners that create hinge placement concerns

The 4S doors are available in multiple wood species including white oak, rift white oak, walnut, beech, maple, and paint-grade material. 

TaylorCraft’s website features a 3-D interactive 4S cabinet door sample at https://taylorcraftdoor.com/cabinet-doors/4s/

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