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This Omega National SW Series tambour door is a solid red oak panel with a half-round slat edge profile, sized at 47 inches tall by 24 inches wide and supplied unfinished so it can be stained or painted to match the surrounding cabinetry.
Tambour doors earn their place in an appliance garage, a cabinet bar niche, or any opening that needs to close off neatly without swinging into the room. At 47 inches tall and 24 inches wide, this panel covers a full-height appliance garage in a standard base-to-upper-cabinet run, or a wide cabinet section where a flat-panel swing door would crowd the counter or an adjacent work zone. The half-round slat edge is the traditional choice when the surrounding cabinetry carries raised-panel or classic door styles, because the rounded profile reads as a deliberate design detail rather than a utilitarian cover.
Red oak is a natural fit in kitchens where the casework, face frames, or flooring already use oak, since the grain and pore structure will stain to a close match when finished consistently. It also works as a contrasting wood in mixed-species kitchens where the tambour is meant to stand out as a feature element.
The door is built from solid red oak slats, not veneer over a substrate, so the grain runs through the full thickness of each piece. That construction matters at the finishing stage: the door takes stain evenly and accepts the same topcoat schedule as solid-wood doors and drawer fronts elsewhere in the kitchen. The half-round edge profile means the face of each slat presents a gentle curve rather than a flat face or a chamfered edge, which casts a soft shadow line across the panel and gives it visual depth without heavy ornamentation.
The door ships unfinished. Finishing before installation is standard practice: sand the panel, apply stain if desired, and topcoat before threading it into the track. Working on the panel flat allows consistent coverage across every slat face and into the gaps between them. Once finished and installed, the door travels the tambour track to open and close the cabinet opening.
Cabinet shops building appliance garages in oak kitchens reach for this size when the opening is 24 inches wide and the garage runs a full cabinet height. Designers specifying a traditional or transitional kitchen include the half-round profile to carry the door language of the surrounding cabinetry into the tambour panel. Remodelers replacing a worn or damaged tambour in an existing opening use the dimensions to confirm fit against the track channel before ordering. This door is the panel only; the matching track, hardware pack, and installation components are separate purchases, and the track system chosen must be compatible with a 5/16-inch solid-wood tambour panel.
No. This SKU is the tambour door panel only. Track systems, guide hardware, and mounting components are sold separately and must be compatible with a 5/16-inch solid-wood tambour panel.
It is supplied unfinished and ready to accept stain, paint, or a clear topcoat before installation. Finishing the panel prior to installing it in the track is the standard approach.
The half-round edge presents a rounded face on each slat, creating a shadow line between slats that reads as a classic tambour profile. A flat-edge slat presents a flat face across the panel for a more contemporary or transitional look. Choose the profile that matches the door style of the surrounding cabinetry.
Yes, provided the cabinet opening and existing track channel accommodate a 47-inch by 24-inch panel at 5/16-inch thickness. Measure the opening and the track groove before ordering.
This door gives a custom appliance garage or tall cabinet opening a traditional tambour face in real red oak, sized to cover the full height without a seam, and supplied bare so the finish can be matched to the rest of the cabinetry on the job.
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