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So much for solid wood cabinet doors. MDF on my 2023 Newmar New Aire cabinet doors.

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Curious, what about the other doors in the coach? Did you pull any to double check if they are solid wood? Just wondering if they made that door MDF to deal with the "heat" in that cabinet
As in the OP all appear to be MDF. Here is another pic of even the tiniest of small doors above the theatre seats. You can see the mdf the holes for the hinges exposes.
 

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Maybe the use of wood product would be less confusing. Cardboard (that's the word I use for it), is real wood product. It is worth defending because finish is applied and not a product of quality craftsmanship. And yes it cheapens any product made from it. I sometimes used it back in the day for router templates, never something I would sell.

But I am a lone wolf in this day of cheap products.
 

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