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This Omega National SW Series tambour door delivers 60 inches of solid red oak in a 36-inch width, supplied unfinished so it can be stained, painted, or sealed to match the surrounding cabinetry exactly.
A tambour door in this size is built for openings that a smaller panel cannot cover: a wide appliance garage spanning two countertop appliances, a full-height cabinet enclosure where a swing door would intrude into the workspace, or a custom millwork application where the architect needs the door to disappear into its track. The flat edge profile suits contemporary and transitional kitchens where the panel face should read as a single quiet surface, not a texture. Because the door is solid red oak rather than veneer over a substrate, it also holds up to the hand-finishing schedules that custom shops and cabinet makers use when the finish needs to match site-applied stain on adjacent frame and panel work.
Red oak is a closed-grain hardwood with a consistent, open pattern that takes both stain and paint evenly across the slat faces. The flat edge profile on this SW Series panel means each slat presents a straight, unrouted edge to the adjacent slat, which produces a uniform surface texture across the full 36-inch width when the door is closed. At 3/16 inch thick, the slats are milled for tambour track travel rather than dimensional rigidity, so the panel rolls without binding. The door ships unfinished, which means it arrives ready for whatever finishing sequence the job calls for: a single coat of oil-based stain, a site-matched paint color, or a clear topcoat that lets the oak grain read through. Track, mounting hardware, and the appliance garage enclosure are not included and are ordered separately.
Cabinet shops finishing a custom appliance garage to a client's stain color reach for this door because the solid oak surface finishes consistently and the flat profile does not compete with surrounding detail. Designers specifying a panel for a wide built-in reach for the 60-inch length when the opening rules out the 47-inch option. Contractors on a kitchen remodel who need a tambour door that matches existing red oak cabinetry find the unfinished surface easier to blend than a prefinished panel in a stock color. This door is for interior, dry applications only.
No. This SKU is the tambour door panel only. Track, mounting hardware, and the appliance garage enclosure are sold separately. Confirm track compatibility with the supplier before ordering.
Tambour panels can be trimmed, but cutting through the slat-backing fabric requires care to avoid fraying. Most custom shops score and cut from the back side. If a shorter panel is needed as a first option, consider a 47-inch length from the same SW Series family.
The door arrives unfinished and accepts oil-based stain, water-based stain, paint, and clear topcoats. Red oak is an open-grain species, so a grain filler or sealer coat is often used before staining for a smooth, even result.
No. This is the flat edge, solid wood version in the SW-30 series. The family also includes half-round slat profiles and wood veneer panels. The slat profile and material type are set by the specific SKU.
Specify this solid red oak tambour door when the opening calls for a 60-inch panel, the finish needs to match site-applied work, and a flat edge profile fits the design.
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