Kitchen Cabinets with Beadboard
26 products in 6 door styles, from $165.51 to $199.15. Updated
- Finished beadboard panels in cabinet finishes
- Adds the cottage and farmhouse look to any run
- Faces island backs, peninsula sides, and end walls
- Cuts to fit on site
- Available in select door styles and finishes
(SPECIFICATIONS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.)
The cottage detail
Beadboard is the vertical-groove paneling that says cottage, farmhouse, and coastal. These finished beadboard panels come in our cabinet finishes, so the texture arrives already matched to the doors. The classic uses: facing the back of an island, wrapping a peninsula, or paneling the wall behind open shelving.
To be precise about what this is: beadboard panels that dress the cabinet run, cut to fit on site, rather than beadboard door fronts.
Where to use it
The island back is the highest-visibility surface in most kitchens and the first place beadboard earns its cost. After that, exposed cabinet ends and the range wall backsplash area above a hutch-style run. One panel typically covers a standard island back with material to spare.
Check the sections below for the finishes that offer the beadboard panel.
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Casselberry
Edgeline
Haven
Oxford
Shaker
Torrance
Haven Harbor
Haven Ridge
Shaker Green
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Frequently asked questions
What exactly are these beadboard panels, and are they the same as beadboard cabinet doors?
No, these are flat decorative panels with vertical grooves, not door fronts. They dress the exterior surfaces of a cabinet run, such as island backs, peninsula sides, and end walls, and are cut to fit on site rather than swapped in as door replacements.
What sizes do the beadboard panels come in?
The panels are 1/4 inch deep, 42 inches tall, and 96 inches wide. Because they are cut to fit on site, a single panel can be trimmed to suit a range of cabinet heights and run widths.
Do the panels match the cabinet finishes already, or do they need to be painted after installation?
They arrive finished to coordinate with the cabinet line, so the texture and color are already matched to the doors. No additional painting or staining is required, though a touch-up after cutting is always a good idea.
Which surfaces in a kitchen benefit most from this type of paneling?
The back of a kitchen island is typically the highest-visibility surface and the most popular application. Peninsula sides, the ends of a cabinet run, and walls behind open shelving are also strong candidates.
Are the panels available in every door style and finish Everything Cabinets carries?
They are available in select finishes rather than across the entire collection. Check the product listings or contact our team at (352)462-3335 to confirm which finishes are currently offered and whether they coordinate with the specific cabinet line you are ordering.
Can a DIYer install these panels, or is a professional needed?
Most DIYers handle these without trouble. The panels are thin plywood that cuts with standard woodworking tools, and because they are surface-applied rather than structural, installation is straightforward. Our site also has assembly and installation resources, and our team is happy to walk you through the process.