Made to order in Accra
Custom doors in Ghana
Your design, your size, built in our own factory. Bring a photo, a sketch or just an idea, and we’ll work out the rest with you.
Any design: panel, flush, plank, glass, louvre or something new.
Any opening: hinged, pivot or sliding, made to fit your wall.

How a custom door is made
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Share your idea
Send a photo, sketch or plan on WhatsApp, or just describe what you want.
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Talk it through in the showroom
We look at your plans together: the room, the weather, the security you need, the budget.
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We measure on site
Width, height and wall thickness, measured properly before anything is cut.
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Built in our Accra factory
Your door is made to your design and size, with solid kiln-dried timber frames.
Doors we’ve made to order
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Common questions
Can you make a door to my own design?
Yes. We are the factory, so we make both standard and one-off doors. Bring a photo, sketch or plan and we will work out together what can be built, which materials suit it and how it should hang.
Can you make doors in unusual sizes?
Yes. Every custom door is made to the opening it is for. Bring rough sizes when you visit; before we build, our team measures properly on site, including width, height and wall thickness.
What can a custom door be made from?
Solid wood in a range of species, or a solid, semi-solid (tubular chipboard) or honeycomb core finished in woodgrain or real wood veneer. Frames and architraves are solid kiln-dried timber, and the architraves adjust to your wall thickness.
Can a custom door be a pivot, sliding or hinged door?
Yes. Any of our designs can swing on hinges, turn on a pivot or slide on a track. We help you choose the right fitting for the space, the weather it faces and how often it is used.
Are your custom doors made in Ghana?
Yes. They are built in our own factory on Dadeban Road, North Industrial Area, Accra.
How do I start?
Send us your idea on WhatsApp or call 055 11 222 55, then visit the showroom with your plans or photos. No exact measurements are needed at that stage.









