Ovolo kitchen end panels
Kitchen end panels in our ovolo profile, machined one-piece from moisture-resistant MDF to your exact size. End panels close off the exposed sides of a kitchen run and tie the whole scheme together. We cut them one-piece from MR MDF to the exact panel size you need — flat slab faces that finish to match your doors.
The ovolo is a soft, rounded quarter-bead run around the inside of the panel opening — a gentle, timeless detail that suits both traditional and transitional kitchens.
What you get
- Soft rounded ovolo bead to the panel
- Adjustable rail / stile widths
- One-piece MR MDF — no mitred corner joints
- Cut to ±0.25mm up to 1200mm × 3025mm
Sizes & prices
Ovolo kitchen end panels in common sizes. Made to measure — enter your exact size for an instant price.
Other styles for these doors
Frequently asked questions
What does an ovolo bead look like?
It's a soft quarter-round run around the inside edge of the panel opening — a rounded convex bead rather than a square shoulder or an S-curve. It catches light gently, which is why it sits comfortably in both traditional and transitional kitchens.
How is the ovolo different from the raised & field door?
They share the moulding, not the panel. The ovolo has the same rounded bead around the opening but a flat recessed centre panel; the raised & field door adds a bevelled centre field that stands up close to flush with the frame.
Does a moulded profile take paint as well as a flat shaker?
Yes. It's the same moisture-resistant board throughout and the profile is cut, not built up, so there are no filled joints or end-grain corners in the moulding to flash under a topcoat. It's supplied paint-grade, ready to prime and spray.
Are these made to measure?
Yes. Every door is CNC-machined one-piece from moisture-resistant MDF to your exact width and height — enter the size in the configurator and the price updates as you type.
How are they made?
From a single sheet of ultra-high-density MR MDF, so there are no mitred corner joints to open or shadow through your paint.
More about kitchen end panels — sizing, hinge boring and finish.