These are doors of a pair of cabinets which open towards each other. Butt doors also refer to a set of dual cabinet doors which are not separated by a center support. Butt doors are frequently seen in rows of kitchen cabinets any time the two doors of adjacent cabinets are opened towards each other. Butt doors are structured in a way that there is a little room of about 1/8-inches between the pair of doors.

 

This kind of arrangement affords homeowners more free space, hence making storage of large objects more feasible. The absence of a center stile makes butt doors suitable for smaller cabinets. This feature also makes it easier to place large objects in cabinets with butt doors. Butt bathroom. Bridge cabinets, vanities, and other small furniture can be seen with butt doors.