The oak cabinets we supply are painted white on both the front and back. Advanced technology is used to completely cover the wood grain, ensuring a uniform appearance across the entire cabinet surface.
Item No :
White Wood CabinetsOrder(MOQ) :
One containerPayment :
TTProduct Origin :
VietnamColor :
WhiteShipping Port :
Ho Chi MinhLead Time :
45-60 daysChoosing oak as the material for cabinets mainly because oak itself is a type of hardwood, so the cabinets made from it are strong, stable, and have a longer service life. However, the natural grain of oak cannot be changed. For those who do not like this grain, modification is needed.
At Union Woods, the custom services we provide can meet your needs. By painting both the front and back of oak cabinets white, we can well cover the natural grain of oak. Moreover, white is a very classic color that never goes out of style easily.

Painting oak cabinets not only retains the natural durability of oak but also solves the problem of single color. You can choose the color of the cabinets according to your own preference. Cabinets of different colors are suitable for different decoration styles, and we will provide professional suggestions based on the style of your kitchen.
Oak boards have good processing performance and evenly distributed pores, which can absorb coatings well. Whether you choose to apply clear varnish for the natural wood color, dark matte paint, or white paint, the paint surface can be guaranteed to be smooth, and problems such as paint peeling are less likely to occur.

Every step of the spray painting process is handled by professionals. After painting, special personnel will inspect the finish, and the qualified painted panels will be neatly arranged. It’s evident that we receive a large number of orders for white cabinets—compared to other colors, white is truly more timeless.
Specification For Wholesales
| FRAME | SOLID WOOD (1-1/2"W; 3/4"D) |
| HINGE | SOFT CLOSING ADJUSTABLE CONCEALED HINGES |
| DOOR | SOLID WOOD WITH MDF CENTER PANEL |
| DRAWER BOX | 5/8" SOLID WOOD WITH DOVETAIL CONSTRUCTION |
| GLIDES | FULL EXTENSION UNDERMOUNT SOFT CLOSE |
| BOX MATERIAL | 1/2" PLYWOOD |
| SHELVES | 3/4" PLYWOOD |
| TOE KICK | 1/8"PLYWOOD |
Colors and Styles
As a Vietnamese wholesaler, we not only supply white oak cabinets but also offer a wide range of color and style options.
1. Color Supply
We have a thick stack of color cards for spray-painted colors, with each color further categorized. For example, there are multiple types of blue, including light blue, dark blue, navy blue, and more. We also provide matte or high-gloss finishes for cabinet doors, suitable for different types of kitchens. If you have no clear idea about colors, you can visit the sample room in our factory, and we can also send you samples for free.

2. Popular Styles
In addition to the classic Shaker style, our oak cabinets—painted white on both front and back—offer a variety of door designs for you to choose from.
SHAKER COLLECTION
One of the most popular options is the Shaker-style white oak cabinet, centered on the core concepts of simplicity, practicality, and durability. The door panel adopts a classic five-piece structure: a flat inset panel in the middle, surrounded by square frames. It features clean lines with no carved decorations, remains timeless, and suits multiple decoration styles.
SAVANNAH COLLECTION
The Savannah Collection is also a popular cabinet style. Double-layered lines create a sense of hierarchy, delivering an overall visual experience that is stylish, minimalist, and slightly luxurious. Its design essentially focuses on artistic customization for diverse home scenarios, balancing daily use with visual expression.
WOODLAND COLLECTION
The key highlight of the Woodland Collection’s white oak cabinets lies in their curved, arc-shaped design. It leans toward the classic European kitchen style, integrating European elegance with modern minimalism through soft and continuous three-dimensional lines. It is romantic yet not complicated, and has won the favor of many people.
Subdivision of Oak Cabinet Materials
Oak is mainly divided into red oak and white oak. There are differences between the two in terms of appearance and performance, and their purchase prices also vary. White oak of the same quality is more expensive. According to different decoration needs, accurate distinction is required when purchasing:
| Category | Appearance Characteristics | Performance Characteristics | Suitable Scenarios |
| Red Oak | The heartwood ranges from light reddish-brown to dark brown, while the sapwood is white. It mostly has a mountain-grain pattern with relatively bold and rough textures. | It has medium hardness and good toughness, making it easy to sand during processing. It has slightly high water absorption, so edge sealing and waterproof treatment must be properly done. | It is suitable for creating American country-style or retro-style kitchens. Applying natural wood color or dark paint can highlight its rough texture, and matching it with retro hardware can enhance its charm. |
| White Oak | The heartwood varies from light gray to light brown, and the sapwood is creamy white. Its texture is finer, and the mountain-grain pattern is softer. | It is harder and denser than red oak. It has excellent water resistance and strong corrosion resistance. | It is suitable for modern minimalist or Nordic-style kitchens. It works well with whitewashing or light gray coatings. It can also be used in humid areas near sinks or stoves. |

Maintenance of Oak Cabinets
Although oak cabinets become more durable after being painted white both inside and out, daily maintenance still cannot be neglected. Without proper care, they are prone to deformation, cracking, and paint aging. Therefore, it is necessary to master the following methods.
Daily Cleaning
Wipe the surface of oak cabinets with a soft damp cloth to remove dust and oil stains. For stubborn oil stains, dip a small amount of neutral detergent to wipe the surface.
Avoid Direct Sunlight
For cabinets near windows, install blinds or curtains to reduce direct sunlight. This prevents the paint from fading and the wood from cracking.
Regular Maintenance
Wipe the cabinets with furniture-specific wax every year to form a protective film. Check the hardware accessories every quarter to see if the hinges and drawer slides are loose, and tighten them in time to avoid cabinet deformation.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q1: Can oak kitchen cabinets be painted white?
A: Oak kitchen cabinets can be painted white, and they can also be painted in other colors. The choice depends on your personal preference.
Q2: What color goes best with oak cabinets in a kitchen?
A: The best colors to match oak cabinets should complement their natural wood tone. Soft white and warm gray are top choices, as they brighten the space and create a transparent, airy feel.
Q3: What is the difference in visual effect before and after painting oak cabinets white?
A: Before painting, oak cabinets may make the kitchen look dull—either because their color is too dark or they clash with the surrounding environment. After painting white, the kitchen becomes bright and transparent, and the space appears larger visually.
Q4: Are oak cabinets easy to clean and maintain after being painted white?
A: Oak cabinets painted white with high-quality paint are easy to clean. The surface of high-quality paint is smooth and does not easily absorb stains, so you can simply wipe them gently with a soft damp cloth for daily maintenance.
Q5: Do you have to clean them more often?
A: Do white cabinets get dirtier?White cabinets show dirt and stains more easily than dark-colored ones. Therefore, you may need to clean them more frequently.