I had a large variety of doors made to reface our old oak frame cabinets. The doors were made very professionally. The color of the stain and varnish were well done also. My only complaint was that I paid extra for the higher quality wood that was supposed to show less grain color variation and on some of my doors they look like a zebra from the strong grain contrast. I mean it's not subtle by a long shot. On a 10x15 wall of oak cabinets, having 4 or 5 that are noticeably heavy grain makes them stick out quite a bit but I didn't want to hassle with having more made.

I will say that the way they package these things for shipping is, well,... an art form. I was dumbfounded to see how well they are prepared for shipping. I don't think it's physically possible for them to be damaged in shipping unless they are impaled with something. Kudos for that.

One last thing, it would be nice when ordering 15-20 doors of different sizes if there was some kind of sticker or something on each to denote it's size. With the rounded edges, it was hard to be certain which door you were holding. Did they measure to the max width or the beginning of the detail? Just a note.

I would use them again, for sure. I would just be more careful about the wood grain.