Try acrylic slab doors in our most popular colours, in high gloss or matte.
Acrylic
The clean, modern slab
Acrylic doors have a solid acrylic face bonded to an MDF core. In high gloss they reflect light and make a kitchen feel bigger; in matte they look soft and calm and hide fingerprints.
Acrylic suits modern kitchens with flat slab doors, and pairs well with handleless designs, finger pulls and push-to-open hardware.
At a glance
Acrylic cabinets
Look
Flat slab with a deep, even colour
Finish
High gloss or super matte
Door styles
Slab only
Durability
Resists fading and moisture; wipe gently to keep gloss scratch-free
Handles
Works with finger pulls, edge pulls or push-to-open
Box
Melamine standard, plywood as an upgrade
Frequently Asked Questions
Still have questions?
How much do acrylic cabinets cost?
Acrylic sits with our MDF doors, below solid wood. Your price depends on the size of the kitchen, the layout and your finishes. Try the kitchen cost estimator for a ballpark, and you get a fixed quote after a free consultation.
Gloss or matte acrylic?
Gloss reflects light and makes a room feel bigger but shows fingerprints. Matte looks softer and hides them. We bring both to your consultation.
Does acrylic scratch?
High gloss can show fine scratches, so clean it with a soft microfibre cloth. Matte is more forgiving.
Can acrylic doors have a shaker style?
No. Acrylic comes as a flat slab. For a shaker in a solid colour, choose painted MDF or thermofoil.
Do acrylic doors need handles?
No. Many acrylic kitchens are handleless, with finger pulls, edge pulls or push-to-open hardware.