Price is modified by the choice of wood and finishing. To choose a custom depth in 1/4" increments, select the next highest depth and enter the custom depth in the text box below. Minimum depth for the Contemporary style is 9".

If you want to decrease any dimension, specify the custom height, width or depth to the nearest 1/4 inch. If converting to a hutch, specify the height to the the top of the fixed shelf.

Price is modified by the choice of wood and finishing. This option is for a set of doors covering the entire opening. Click to see door style examples. A lumber-banded door is a solid flat door with a plywood core and solid wood edges.

Arch or Cathedral tops are not available on mitered doors.

The hanging strip is a 3/4" thick piece of wood mounted inside that provides a more secure way to attach the bookcase to the wall. The wall-hanging option adds a hanging strip and makes the bottom rail the same width as the top rail. The finished bottom puts a flat bottom underneath, which looks better when it is mounted high on the wall.

A hutch will have a fixed shelf at your choice of height and one fewer adjustable shelf. Click for suggestions on fixed shelf height.

This option will replace the plain wood back with a beadboard wood back. Click to see a bookcase with a beadboard back.

This option adds a fixed shelf at a height of your choosing. The shelf will be 3/4" thick, but the front rail will be 1-3/4" tall (Click to see examples). In the notes field, specify the height of the top of the shelf. The hutch option will automatically come with a fixed shelf without need for this option.

This option adds a 1-1/2"W center divider down the bookcase, but when choosing the hutch option, the divider only extends above the fixed shelf. Click to see an example of bookcases with a center divider.

Contemporary bookcases come standard with rounded inside and outside edges. When a door kit is added, the inside edge is squared off. If you plan to place several bookcases together and add your own moulding, it is better to use squared-off outside edges.