 Raised-panel- wide stile and rail #10 edge and a concord inside detail with a concave panel on Knotty Hickory with a Medium Dark Griffin stain |
 Raised-panel- #5 edge and a concord inside detail with a concave panel on Red Birch with a Light Heritage Cherry stain |
 Raised-panel- wide stile and rail #11 edge and a single bead inside detail with a concave panel on Rustic Maple in a Hazelnut stain |
 Raised-panel- #6 edge with double corner pegs and a single bead inside detail and a convex panel on Knotty Pine in a Natural finish |
 Raised-panel- #4 edge with a single bead inside detail and a convex panel on Maple in a Medium Griffin stain |
 Raised-panel- #11 edge and a waterfall inside detail with a convex panel. With medium driftwood distress and heavy edge wear on Rustic Maple with a Charlie Brown stain that has a full surface grey glaze with extreme finish sand through |
 Raised-panel- #10 edge and a concord inside detail with a bevel panel on Western Maple in Medium Dark Griffin stain |
 Raised-panel- #1 edge and a waterfall detail with a bevel panel on a Candlewick conversion varnish door that has a full surface cappuccino glaze. |
 Raised-panel- #5 edge and a single bead inside detail with a bevel panel on Cherry in a Natural finish |
The Raised Panel door style is a 'five-piece' door, which means that it has a 'frame' that consists of the vertical stiles and two horizontal rails. The fifth piece is the center panel. This panel is made from solid 5/8' wood that has been laminated together. When a raised panel door is selected then the edge profile needs to chosen(11 different outside edge profiles) and the inside detail (square, single bead, waterfall and concord) and then the panel profile (convex, concave, bevel ).