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This Omega National SW Series tambour door is a large-format solid alder panel built for appliance garages and cabinet openings where the full 60-inch height and 36-inch width are needed. The half round edge profile gives each slat a rounded, traditional look, and the panel arrives unfinished so it can be stained or painted to coordinate with surrounding cabinetry.
A 60-inch tall opening is more than most tambour panels are built to cover. This SW Series alder panel is sized for tall appliance garages, full-height cabinet sections, or custom millwork where a shorter panel would leave the opening exposed or require piecing together multiple runs. The 36-inch width handles wider openings in a single panel rather than requiring a split configuration. Where the project calls for a large rolling door with a wood grain that finishes like the rest of the cabinetry, this is the panel to reach for.
Alder is a fine-grained domestic hardwood that sits between soft maple and cherry in density. It machines cleanly, takes stain uniformly without the blotching that affects some open-grain species, and finishes predictably, which makes it a practical choice for a paint-grade or stained tambour application. The slats are solid wood throughout, not veneer over a substrate, so the surface can be lightly sanded between coats without cutting through to a backing layer. The half round edge profile distinguishes this panel from the flat edge SW Series variants: each slat top is rounded rather than square, which softens the look of the closed door and suits traditional, transitional, and Shaker-influenced kitchen designs. The panel ships unfinished, so the finishing step happens on site after the panel is cut to the track layout and any needed edge trimming is complete.
Cabinet shops building custom appliance garages for kitchen renovations or new construction will find this panel useful when the garage opening runs tall. Custom millwork fabricators working on bar cabinetry, butler's pantries, or media cabinet sections that use a rolling door closure also reach for large-format tambour. Designers specifying a traditional or transitional kitchen detail where a rounded slat profile reads better than a flat edge will call out the half round. Because the panel is unfinished, it fits any finishing schedule, whether the finish is applied in the shop before installation or on site after the garage box is set. Track, hardware, and the appliance garage enclosure are sold separately; this SKU is the door panel only.
No. This SKU is the tambour door panel only. Compatible tambour track, guides, and mounting hardware are sold separately and need to match the opening dimensions and the enclosure design.
The edge profile describes the shape machined onto the top of each slat. Half round slats have a rounded profile that reads as a softer, more traditional detail. Flat edge slats have a square-cut top that suits a cleaner, more contemporary look. The wood species, dimensions, and unfinished surface are the same in both.
Tambour panels can generally be trimmed in width to fit a narrower track, but cutting the height affects how the panel travels and where the slats terminate. Consult the track manufacturer's guidelines for trimming before cutting, and plan the finish schedule after any cuts are made.
Yes. Alder is a popular paint-grade hardwood because its grain is tight and uniform, which means it requires minimal filling and produces a smooth painted surface. It also performs well under stain, absorbing color consistently across the face of each slat.
This half round alder tambour door covers tall, wide appliance garage openings with solid wood construction and a traditional slat profile, arriving unfinished so the shop or installer controls the final color and sheen.
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