The Southport Blue Shaker collection features a classic navy blue color that pairs beautifully with the Southport White Shaker or looks stunning on its own! The clean lines of the shaker style door goes well with any style of home. Add gold accents to really make this collection pop and leave your guests breathless!

Sample Door Shipping Time:	Samples ship out same day before 12pm Mon-Fri. After 12pm samples will ship out the next business day
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Cabinetry Shipping Time:	Ships in 5-15 business days
Style:	Shaker
Face Frame:	3/4" x 1-1/2" solid wood
Door Frame:	Solid Maple or Birch
Door Center:	​MDF​
Door Frame Width:	3"
Sides:	1/2" plywood
Top & Bottom (Wall):	1/2" plywood
Bottom (Base):	1/2" plywood
Back Panel:	3" wide x 3/4" thick picture frame back with 1/4" plywood center
Shelves:	3/4" plywood, adjustable, metal shelf rests
Base Cabinet Shelf Depth:	18"
Drawer Front:	5-piece
Drawer Box:	Dovetail drawer boxes, 1/2" thick solid wood side panels
Drawer Glides:	Full extension, soft closing, undermount glides
Base Corner Supports:	Metal bracket reinforced corners
Overlay:	Full
Hinges:	Soft-close
Cabinet Interior:	Clear coated natural maple interior
Center Stile:	None
Assembly Method:	Nail/Screw/Glue
Finish:	Polyurethane UV Resistant Finish
Toe Kick:	1/2" thick, edge banded
Installation Rail:	3/4" thick x 1-1/2" wide
CARB Compliant:	Yes
Door Hinges:	Doors can be flipped for a left or right assembly
Side Panels Finished:	Yes
Installation/Design Note:	Scribe needs to be used for a wall cabinet against a wall or deeper cabinet/appliance. For base cabinets, a 1/2" space needs to be left (which can be filled with a filler that is cut to size). The cabinet depth measurement listed is the depth from the front of the face frame to the back of the cabinet, and does not include the cabinet door depth. Cabinet specs are subject to change without notice. *Cabinet measurements are typically converted from metric to inches and manufacturers will commonly round up to the nearest 1/4 inch. This can cause a measurement to be off by a fraction of an inch (less than 1/4") which is within normal industry standards*

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