Omega National CO2 Series Maple Tambour Doors 24"W x 3/16"D, Solid Wood - CO2-SMA-2

Solid Maple Tambour Door for a 24-Inch Appliance Garage Opening

This Omega National CO2 Series tambour door is a solid maple panel sized for a 24-inch-wide appliance garage opening, supplied unfinished so it can be stained or painted to coordinate with the surrounding cabinetry.

Key Features

• Solid maple construction gives the slat panel real wood character and takes stain evenly across the surface.
• 24-inch width fits the standard appliance garage opening where a countertop appliance lives behind a concealing door.
• 3/16-inch slat thickness keeps the panel flexible enough to travel a tambour track without binding.
• Unfinished, ready-to-finish surface allows the installer to match any stain, paint, or clear coat used in the kitchen.
• Flat edge profile gives the door a clean, contemporary line that suits face-frame cabinetry.
• Face-frame cabinet compatibility is built into the CO2 series sizing and profile.

Hiding an Appliance Behind a Sliding Door

A tambour door solves the problem that a swinging door cannot: it rolls along a track and disappears into the cabinet rather than swinging out into the kitchen. This makes it the right choice for an appliance garage where counter space is tight and a hinged door would block access to the appliance or interrupt workflow. The 24-inch width covers a standard toaster-oven or coffee-station opening without requiring the door to be trimmed down from a wider panel. At 18 inches tall, the door encloses the typical appliance garage height and leaves room for the track to wrap at the top and side.

Wood, Thickness, and Finishing

Solid maple is the material here, not a veneer over a substrate. Each slat is cut from maple, which means the grain runs through the full thickness of the panel and accepts stain the way a piece of solid wood furniture does. The 3/16-inch thickness is the standard CO2 slat dimension: thin enough to flex through the track radius without cracking, substantial enough to feel like a real wood door. Because the panel ships unfinished, the finishing step belongs to the installer. Sand the surface lightly to raise any grain before applying the first coat, and the maple will take an oil-based stain or a waterborne finish cleanly. The flat edge profile keeps the look simple and suits contemporary or transitional kitchen styles equally well.

Where This Door Fits

Cabinet shops building face-frame appliance garages for kitchen renovations are the primary buyers for this panel. Designers specifying a built-in look for a coffee station, a toaster alcove, or a small-appliance cabinet will find the 24-inch width the right starting point for most standard-depth uppers. Homeowners replacing a worn tambour door on an existing appliance garage can use this panel as a direct replacement when the opening matches. The tambour track hardware is sold separately; pair this door with a compatible CO2 series track set for a complete installation.

Common Questions

The Right Panel, Ready for Your Finish

Choose this solid maple tambour door when the opening is 24 inches wide, the cabinet is face-frame construction, and the finish needs to match the rest of the kitchen exactly.