
Beveled Raised Panel
A raised center panel with a straight bevel, framed by square rail-and-stile joints.
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A raised center panel with a straight bevel, framed by square rail-and-stile joints.

A flat panel with a step-down roundover inside profile.

A cove raised panel with a drop-down roundover inside profile and an ogee outside edge. Square rail-and-stile joints.

An angled raised panel with a sharp step-down near the panel rise, a drop-down roundover inside profile, and an ogee outside edge.

A recessed flat panel bordered by an applied inside bead with a minimal reveal, paired with a roundover outside edge.

A mitered frame with beaded inside and outside profiles surrounding a squared step-down raised panel.

A cove raised panel with an ogee inside profile and a roundover outside edge.

A square-jointed Shaker frame surrounding a recessed vertical beadboard panel.

A recessed flat panel with an ogee inside profile.

A gently arched top opening with a matching raised center panel.
A closer look

A curved upper profile with a beveled outer edge, commonly referred to as a finger-pull edge.

A curved upper profile with a rounded lower corner.

A shaped ogee upper profile with a square lower corner.

A smoothly rounded outside edge with a square lower corner.

A rounded outside edge with a small step where it meets the door face.
A closer look

A broad concave curve rising into the panel face.

A gently shaped rise ending in a small square step at the panel face.

A straight angled rise ending in a square step at the panel face.

A shallow angled rise into a rounded shoulder and a small step at the panel face.
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