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This Omega National SW Series tambour door brings solid alder construction and a half round slat edge profile to appliance garage and cabinet openings that need a full 36-inch width of coverage.
A tambour door conceals a countertop appliance garage or a tall cabinet opening while rolling cleanly out of the way when access is needed. This panel is sized for wide openings, the kind of run where a standard narrow door would leave the garage partially exposed or require two panels to fill the span. The 47-inch length accommodates appliance garages built under upper cabinets with meaningful vertical clearance, and the 36-inch width handles the broader garage footprints common in full custom and semi-custom kitchen installations. Cabinet shops building garages for stand mixers, toasters, and coffee stations, or designers specifying a concealed workspace zone, will find this panel suited to those wider footprints.
Alder is a fine-grained hardwood that finishes cleanly with stain or paint, takes detail well, and sits at a practical price point relative to cherry or hickory. As a solid wood panel rather than a veneer-backed door, the slats present real wood on every face and edge. The half round edge profile distinguishes this panel from the flat edge variants in the same SW Series: each slat face is gently rounded, so the closed door reads as a series of softly articulated horizontal lines rather than a flat plane. That detail works well in transitional and traditional kitchens where a little surface dimension is expected. The panel ships unfinished, which means the shop or installer controls the final color, sheen, and top coat to coordinate with the cabinet finish already in the space.
Cabinet shops building custom appliance garages reach for this door when the opening is wide, the species needs to match an alder cabinet run, or the client's style calls for a half round slat face rather than a flat one. Designers specifying finish-in-place garages use the unfinished surface to dial in an exact stain match. The panel also suits remodel contractors replacing a damaged tambour door in an existing garage, provided the opening dimensions align. Track and mounting hardware are not included with the door panel and are sold separately; confirm the track system before ordering to make sure the panel thickness and width are compatible with the hardware on hand.
No. The tambour track and hardware are sold separately. Select a track system rated for a 5/16-inch thick panel and a 36-inch wide door before ordering.
The half round profile gives each slat a rounded face, adding a subtle raised line across the closed panel. The flat edge profile presents a smooth, nearly flush surface across all slats. Both are solid alder in the SW Series; the choice is purely a style decision based on the look of the finished installation.
Yes. The unfinished alder surface accepts paint, stain, or clear coat. Alder's fine, even grain makes it a good candidate for both painted and natural-wood finishes.
No. This panel is 36 inches wide; the sibling door is 24 inches wide. The species, edge profile, and construction are the same, but the width determines which opening each panel fits.
For a wide appliance garage opening that calls for real wood and a half round slat profile, this alder tambour door delivers the panel in an unfinished state so every finish detail stays in the shop's hands.
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