Mitered French Lites (6-Lites)
Elevate your space with high-quality, 6-panel French doors. These cabinet doors are the perfect style for vintage, cottage, rustic, and traditional interior designs. The French glass door cabinets are designed to break up the visual monotony of solid wood cabinets and invite more light into your home. When styled to complement your interior design, 6-lite French doors are sure to become the focal point of your space.
How do I measure for French lite cabinet doors?
Multi-lite cabinet doors are measured the same way as classic cabinet doors. To get started, remove the current cabinet doors from the cabinet box, so you can measure the width and height of the opening. It's best to measure it in multiple places to confirm accuracy. You'll want to then add 1/2" to the measurements to accommodate the overlay. For more information, read our " How to measure cabinet doors guide".
Can French lite cabinet doors be painted or stained?
French lite cabinet doors are available finished and painted, in one of the Sherwin-Williams paint colors we have available. If you want to stain the natural wood, it's best to order the 6-panel French doors unfinished and DIY the stain yourself.
What wood types are available for French lite cabinet doors?
Alder, Knotty Alder, Beech, Cherry, Hickory, Knotty Hickory, Maple, Oak, Knotty Oak, and White Oak are available for most multi-lite cabinet door styles.
Can French lite cabinet doors be used in bathrooms or built-ins?
Yes, French lite cabinet doors are a great option for bathrooms and built-ins. 6-lite French doors will make any space appear larger and invite more natural light into the space.
Do French glass door cabinets come with glass?
No, multi-lite cabinet doors don't include glass panel inserts. We recommend finding a local glass retailer in your community that can help cut the glass panel inserts to fit your custom French glass door cabinets.
How do you install glass in French lite cabinet doors?
Once the glass panel for the 6-lite French door is cut, you'll want to secure it with silicone beads or wood molding.