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White River Tambour Panel Style 203 is a solid wood tambour panel that uses a flexible backing so the panel bends to follow curves and corners, which lets you wrap vertical or horizontal surfaces with continuous wood slats. The 12 inch width and 48 inch length give a manageable panel size that covers typical cabinet runs or appliance garage openings in one piece, which simplifies layout and handling on the bench. The 1 inch bevel slat profile creates evenly spaced, narrow slats across the face, which produces a fine-grain visual rhythm that suits detailed millwork. The panel is made from white oak, so the color and grain match white oak projects across the shop. The tambour is unfinished, so it can be stained, sealed, or topcoated to align with surrounding cabinetry once the material has stretched and acclimated.
This tambour panel is installed using standard construction or paneling adhesive applied to a solid substrate, which creates a continuous bond across the flexible backing so each 1 inch bevel slat tracks the curve without telegraphing voids. The requirement for a solid substrate means the panel works as a decorative and functional skin rather than a structural member, so layout focuses on backing material and adhesive coverage instead of framing changes. Because the backing bends, the panel can be pressed into curves during adhesive tack, which supports smooth transitions around corners or into appliance garage openings. The 12 inch width limits the span you need to control at once, which can reduce slip while positioning the piece on vertical or overhead substrates.
This White River tambour panel belongs to the Appliance Garages & Tambour Doors product class, which positions it for applications where a flexible wood face needs to move or follow an enclosure path. The flexible backing allows the 1 inch bevel slats to roll into cabinet openings or around casework curves, which is useful where a straight, hinged face would interfere with adjacent components. The 12 inch by 48 inch format suits upper cabinet appliance garages and similar span lengths, which keeps joints between panels away from high-visibility zones. Because the panel is made from white oak, it visually aligns with white oak cabinetry, panels, and moldings in the same space, which helps produce a consistent run of wood tone from doors to specialty enclosures.
The decorative hardware and moldings category also ties this panel to trim-intensive work, where a continuous slatted surface can bridge between more complex profiles. Each bevel slat repeats on a 1 inch rhythm, which creates a predictable pattern that can be coordinated with adjacent moldings, rails, or stiles so reveals line up across parts. The solid wood composition supports sanding or light profiling on exposed edges, which can help transitions where the tambour dies into face frames, end panels, or other hardwood components.
The flexible backing is central to how this tambour performs, because it keeps the solid wood slats aligned while they bend, which helps the face stay uniform as it tracks into corners or along arcs. Using standard construction or paneling adhesive creates a full-contact bond between backing and substrate, which distributes loads across the panel instead of concentrating them at isolated points. That bond helps each 1 inch bevel slat sit flat against the substrate, which supports consistent reveal depth and reduces visual variation from one section to the next.
The unfinished state of the white oak tambour lets the material stretch and acclimate for at least 48 hours before finishing, which allows movement in the backing and slats to occur prior to applying stain, sealer, or topcoat. This sequence supports more stable finish film performance over time because the wood has already adjusted before coatings lock the surface. The white oak species and North American hardwood source provide a known appearance range, which simplifies sample preparation and color selection when coordinating this panel with other white oak elements in the project.
The White River tambour panel measures 12 inches wide by 48 inches long, which fits many cabinet and appliance garage spans without seams in the visible field.
The tambour panel is made from white oak solid wood, which aligns visually with other white oak cabinetry, panels, and trim in the same installation.
The tambour panel is installed using standard construction or paneling adhesive onto a solid substrate, which creates continuous backing support along straight or curved runs.
The tambour has a flexible backing that allows it to bend, which lets the 1 inch bevel slats follow curves and corners in casework or wall applications.
The tambour is unfinished and should stretch and acclimate for at least 48 hours before finishing, which prepares the wood for stain, sealer, or topcoat.
The 1 inch bevel slat design creates narrow, consistent slats across the face, which yields a refined linear pattern that coordinates with detailed millwork layouts.
The White River Tambour Panel Style 203 in white oak pairs a 12 inch by 48 inch format with a flexible backing, which supports curved and straight applications using one panel size across multiple cabinet or wall locations. The 1 inch bevel slat face and solid white oak construction integrate with other white oak millwork, which helps projects carry the same grain and tone from standard components into appliance garages or curved details. For projects that call for an unfinished hardwood tambour using construction or paneling adhesive on a solid substrate, this panel offers a defined size and slat profile to build into shop drawings.