The board drawer front is a solid slab face with clean square edges. We mill it in fourteen species and any size.
Choose the wood by where it lives: interior work takes any species, exposed work wants Mahogany, Cypress, Spanish Cedar, Western Red Cedar or Teak.
There is no stock size: the designer prices the drawer front at the dimensions you type, and the figure at the top of the page is that live number, not a from-price for a different size.
Construction
a solid slab face with clean square edges
Sizing
made to your width and height; priced live in the designer
CUSTOM MAHOGANY BOARD DRAWER FRONTS · MADE TO SPECIFICATION IN PENNSYLVANIA
Mahogany Board Drawer Fronts, Built to Your Specifications
Mahogany board-style drawer fronts offer a clean, solid surface that suits contemporary and modern kitchens, with the natural rich reddish-brown that deepens to dark auburn over time creating a warm, inviting look. The unframed board design produces a slab-front effect that is both minimal and substantial. The traditional wood of master furniture makers. Our Mahogany board drawer fronts are edge-glued from select stock for a seamless appearance, with grain matching across the full width of each front.
Why Mahogany for board drawer fronts
Board-style drawer fronts are the simplest design in our lineup, which means the wood species is the entire design statement. Mahogany delivers with its interlocked grain with a fine, uniform texture and natural luster and rich reddish-brown that deepens to dark auburn over time, creating a surface that is both visually interesting and perfectly suited to the modern slab-front aesthetic. Machines with minimal tearout. For finishing, Mahogany accepts oil-based and water-based finishes beautifully. Each Mahogany board drawer front is sanded to a furniture-grade surface and machined to your exact dimensions for a precise, consistent appearance across your drawer bank.
About our Mahogany
Our Mahogany is sourced from Central and South American tropical forests and arrives at our Pennsylvania mill as kiln-dried stock with moisture content between 6-8%. Mahogany rates 800-900 lbf Janka on the Janka hardness scale, classifying it as a medium-density hardwood. The natural rich reddish-brown that deepens to dark auburn over time develops character over time as the wood responds to light and air. In terms of decay resistance, Mahogany offers Class 2 durability — naturally resistant to rot, decay, and marine borers. Develops a rich patina with age. We hand-select each board for straight grain, minimal defects, and consistent color before it enters our production process.
Machining & hand joinery
Working with Mahogany in our shop requires specific knowledge of how this species behaves under tooling. The interlocked grain with a fine, uniform texture and natural luster responds well to our CNC routers and shapers, producing clean profiles with minimal sanding. Every joint in our Mahogany products uses true mortise-and-tenon construction — no pocket screws, no biscuits, no dowels. Exceptional dimensional stability. We apply waterproof adhesive at every joint and reinforce critical connections with hardwood pegs. The result is a product built to outlast the building it adorns. For finishing, Mahogany accepts oil-based and water-based finishes beautifully.
Performance & finishing
Mahogany is especially popular among homeowners and architects who value The traditional wood of master furniture makers. In terms of climate performance, Mahogany performs well in performs exceptionally in hot, humid, and coastal environments. Every Mahogany product we build is backed by our commitment to quality: premium kiln-dried lumber, precision CNC machining, hand assembly, and a 150-grit final sand ready for your chosen finish. Machines with minimal tearout. Whether you are building new or renovating, Mahogany delivers a level of material quality and natural beauty that manufactured alternatives simply cannot replicate. Design your custom Mahogany product online and receive instant pricing, or call us at 412-641-0177 to discuss your project.
Applications and Configurations
Solid board drawer fronts are made to match the cabinet door program exactly — same species, profile, overlay and finish — for kitchens, vanities and built-ins. Slab and five-piece constructions are available and sized to each opening so the reveal stays consistent across the bank.
Interior and Exterior Specifications
Interior applications allow the widest material and finish selection. Exterior or high-humidity openings require an appropriate durable species or exterior-rated material, compatible adhesive and finish, and detailing suited to the exposure. Contact Estate Millwork when climate or coastal conditions affect the specification.
Material, Grain and Finish Selection
Choose paint-grade or stain-grade construction according to the material. Mahogany is conditioned for stable fabrication, then selected for color and grain consistency; matching and sequencing can be discussed for prominent multi-piece installations. Responsible-sourcing options can be quoted when certification is required.
Custom Board Drawer Fronts and Design Assistance
Estate Millwork machines solid board profiles with dedicated production tooling and can evaluate custom profiles, proportions and historic requirements. Matching doors, shutters, cabinet doors, drawer fronts and related millwork can be specified together. Call 412-641-0177 for assistance.
Premium Board Drawer Front Construction
Architects, builders and discerning homeowners specify Estate Millwork because we mill premium mahogany from rough stock in Pennsylvania, controlling quality, moisture, fresh glue surfaces and climate throughout production.
Our board drawer fronts use precise joinery, true mortise-and-tenon construction where the design calls for it, custom sizing and American manufacture. Priming, painting and finishing options are available where appropriate.
Can you build Mahogany board drawer fronts to my specifications?
Yes. Every piece is made to order with no minimum quantity. Set the valid dimensions, configuration and finish in the designer above for live pricing.
Why choose Mahogany for this application?
Mahogany is selected for its grain, workability and performance in this application; the material-specific guidance above explains how it machines, finishes and endures.
How is it constructed?
From solid Mahogany with true mortise-and-tenon joinery, built by hand in our Pennsylvania shop to the specifications selected above.