Door Axis 30 in x 80 in Shaker 2-Panel Solid Core Wood Door Slab Kit with Hinges, Privacy Knob, and Door Stop

The Door Axis Shaker 2-Panel Solid Core Wood Door Slab Kit bundles everything a bedroom or bathroom door swap needs in one order: the solid core shaker slab, three satin nickel hinges, an unkeyed privacy knob, and a hinge pin door stop. It serves homeowners and remodelers who want one purchase to cover the door, the swing, the latch, and the wall protection.

The slab is solid core pine in a clean 2-panel shaker profile, smooth under a triple coat white primer that is ready for finish paint, and heavy enough at about 47 lb to damp sound the way hollow doors cannot. It ships non-bored: the included privacy knob comes with a drilling template and an adjustable backset, so the bore lands exactly where your strike sits rather than where a factory guessed. Three 3-1/2 in x 5/8 in radius satin nickel butt hinges with a squeak-free design and removable pins handle the hang, and the matching satin nickel hinge pin door stop mounts in seconds to keep the knob off the wall. The privacy function suits bedrooms and bathrooms, locking from inside with an emergency release outside.

Highlights

• Complete kit: slab, 3 hinges, privacy knob, and door stop in one order
• Solid core pine slab in a 2-panel shaker profile, about 47 lb
• Triple coat white primer, smooth and ready for finish paint
• Non-bored slab plus drilling template and adjustable backset knob for a perfect site fit
• 3-1/2 in x 5/8 in radius satin nickel squeak-free butt hinges with removable pins
• Unkeyed privacy knob for bedrooms and bathrooms with emergency release
• Hinge pin door stop protects walls and trim without floor drilling
• Universal reversible slab, handed at installation

Specification Table

Included Components

• Shaker 2-panel solid core pine door slab, triple coat white primer, non-bored
• 3-pack of 3-1/2 in x 5/8 in radius satin nickel squeak-free butt hinges with mounting screws
• Unkeyed privacy door knob, stainless steel finish, with drilling template, latch, strike, and mounting hardware
• Satin nickel hinge pin door stop
• Installation instructions

Installation Notes

• Measure the old slab, not the opening: match width, height, and 1-3/8 in thickness before ordering.
• Bore the slab on site using the included drilling template, setting the bore height to match your existing strike plate.
• Transfer hinge mortise locations from the old slab or lay out fresh mortises using the included hinges as templates; set leaves flush so the squeak-free design seats properly.
• Slide the hinge pin door stop over a top hinge pin before hanging trim near the wall the knob would strike.
• Hold the slab about 1/2 in above the finished floor, more over carpet, then paint and seal all six edges; the solid pine slab is trimmable within the instruction limits for fine fitting.

Warranty and Support

• Limited manufacturer-backed warranty, confirmed during quote review.
• Support includes slab sizing checks against your existing frame measurements before release.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does the slab come without a bore?
Site boring with the included template puts the knob exactly at your existing strike height and backset, which is the correct approach when reusing a frame. The knob's adjustable backset covers both common standards.

Is the privacy knob lockable?
It locks from inside with a push or turn function for bedrooms and bathrooms and has an emergency release from the hall side. It is unkeyed, so it is not for entry doors.

How is solid core different from hollow core here?
The solid pine core roughly doubles the slab weight, which cuts sound transfer noticeably and gives the door a substantial close. This kit's hinges are sized and packed for that weight.

Can I trim it to fit an old opening?
Yes, modest trimming is allowed on this solid wood slab within the instruction limits. Re-seal any trimmed edge before hanging.

Documents

• Product Submittal Summary (PDF)
• Dimensional & Fit Reference (PDF)
• Installation & Warranty Reference (PDF)

Project pricing, lead time, freight routing, and final configuration are confirmed during quote review before order release.

Support and request quote workflows stay available throughout specification and order planning.