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White River tambour panel gives installers a solid wood panel solution that bends, so it handles curves and corners that flat sheet goods cannot. This Style 203 panel has 1 inch bevel slats in a thin profile, so it reads as crisp, narrow lines once installed, which suits appliance garages, cabinet ends, or architectural accents. The 12 inch width and 96 inch length layout allows long, continuous runs on a solid substrate, reducing joints in visible areas. Solid wood construction provides a familiar material for trimming, sanding, and integrating with surrounding millwork. The panel is unfinished, so it can be stained or topcoated in line with the rest of the project, keeping finish schedules consistent across the job.
The manufacturer calls for using standard construction or paneling adhesive to attach the tambour to a solid substrate, so the backing and slats stay fully supported along the run. Working over a solid base keeps the flexible backing from telegraphing voids, which helps the 1 inch bevel slats sit in a straight, consistent plane. Applying adhesive behind the full 12 inch width spreads load across the panel, which supports long-term bond strength when the panel is used on vertical cabinet ends or appliance garage enclosures. Because the panel is unfinished, adhesive squeeze-out can be addressed before finishing, which supports clean stain or clear-coat results at joints and edges.
This tambour panel sits in the Appliance Garages & Tambour Doors class, so it aligns well with roll-style enclosures in kitchens, offices, or workstations where curved or recessed fronts are needed. The 12 inch width suits narrower bays or repeating side-by-side layouts, so installers can build wider assemblies by ganging panels over a continuous substrate. At 96 inches long, a single piece can span tall cabinet ends or full-height features without horizontal breaks, which supports clean vertical lines. Being White Oak ties the panel visually to other White Oak components on the job, so fronts, ends, and trim can share similar tone and grain character for cohesive design.
The flexible backing that allows the panel to bend means installers can layout curves first and then wrap them with tambour, which keeps field adjustments on site tied mainly to trimming length rather than re-engineering the shape. Natural color and grain variations in the solid hardwood create visual movement, so seams between adjacent 12 inch sections tend to read less harshly in the finished elevation. The unfinished surface lets finish schedules be set around the rest of the millwork, so color matching to doors, face frames, or surrounding panels can be controlled at the finishing stage. Using North American hardwood stock offers a predictable response to sanding and finishing systems commonly used in cabinetry, which is helpful when several panels are used across the same project. The specified 1 inch bevel slats define the linear pattern from the start, so drawings and client expectations can be based on that rhythm, supporting smoother approvals and fewer change requests once installed.
The TM203-1296WO tambour panel measures 12 inches wide by 96 inches long, which helps span tall elevations or create continuous runs across cabinet sections.
The tambour panel is installed using standard construction or paneling adhesive onto a solid substrate, giving full support to the flexible backing and wood slats.
The panel has a flexible backing that bends, so it follows curves and corners when applied over a shaped solid substrate, useful for appliance garages and radius details.
The tambour is supplied unfinished, so it can be stained or topcoated to coordinate with surrounding woodwork and overall project finish schedules.
This panel is made in the USA from premium North American hardwoods and specified here in White Oak, aligning with common cabinet and millwork materials.
The 1 inch bevel slats form a series of narrow, angled lines, giving the finished surface a refined linear texture that suits contemporary or traditional cabinet designs.
Choose this White River tambour panel when a 12 inch by 96 inch White Oak solution with 1 inch bevel slats fits the drawing. The flexible backing, unfinished surface, and North American hardwood construction support projects that call for curved runs and coordinated oak finishes.