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This Omega National SW Series tambour door covers a 36-inch-wide appliance garage opening with a solid cherry panel that travels on a track, rolling clear when you need counter access and closing flush when you do not. It arrives unfinished, ready to accept the stain or paint that ties it to the surrounding cabinetry.
A tambour door is the right choice when an appliance garage needs a closure that disappears into the counter run rather than swinging out into the workspace. The rolling door tucks out of the way when a toaster, coffee maker, or stand mixer is in use, and draws closed when the counter should look clear. At 36 inches wide, this panel spans a garage that holds two or three appliances side by side, making it the right scale for a dedicated appliance station or a long counter run with a built-in enclosure. The flat edge profile reads as a continuous surface when the door is closed, so it integrates cleanly into a kitchen where the other cabinetry has a straight-line, understated style.
Cherry is a closed-grain hardwood that stains evenly and takes a clear finish well, which is why it is a common match for cherry face-frame cabinetry and furniture-grade cabinet interiors. The SW Series cuts the panel from solid wood rather than a veneer face over a substrate, so the edges and the face share the same material. This matters at the slat joints, where a veneer edge would show the substrate; a solid slat shows cherry all the way through. The door ships unfinished. That means the finishing step falls to the installer or the finishing shop, which is also the step that locks in the match to the surrounding cabinets. Apply a stain and topcoat to coordinate with existing cherry cabinetry, or use a paint-grade finish if the kitchen calls for a uniform color across wood species.
Cabinet shops building custom appliance garages reach for this door when the specification calls for solid cherry and a flat, contemporary slat profile. Designers working on a kitchen where the cabinetry is cherry will specify it to keep the wood species consistent at the appliance station. Finish carpenters handling a higher-end remodel use it when the homeowner wants an appliance garage that closes with the same visual weight as the rest of the cabinetry rather than a lighter veneer panel. The tambour track and mounting hardware are not included with this door panel and are ordered separately to suit the specific garage build.
No. This SKU is the door panel only. Tambour track, guides, and mounting hardware are sold separately and should be selected to fit the specific appliance garage cabinet being built.
Solid wood tambour panels can be trimmed in width, but cutting a tambour door requires care to avoid separating the slats from the backing. A cabinet shop with experience in tambour work is the right place to make that cut. If the target opening is significantly narrower than 36 inches, a smaller-width panel from the SW Series may be a cleaner fit.
The door accepts stain, paint, or a clear topcoat. Finishing before installation makes it easier to reach all the slat faces and edges. If the door will be stained to match existing cherry cabinetry, apply the stain and a compatible topcoat, then allow full cure before installing in the track.
No. The SW Series uses solid wood slats at 5/16-inch thickness. The CO2 Series is available in both solid wood and wood veneer at thinner slat profiles. These are separate series with different slat construction, so confirm the series that matches your track and opening before ordering.
This tambour door brings real hardwood presence to a wide appliance garage opening, and the unfinished surface means the stain or topcoat is in your hands, so the result matches the cabinetry around it rather than a factory color chosen by someone else.
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