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Doors and stairs in solid hardwood
A front door that does not swell in the rain, panel doors that close quietly and staircases that feel solid underfoot.
What we build
Options for this room
Front doors
Solid iroko or mahogany, with security locks and weather seals.
From ₦260,000
Internal doors
Panel or flush doors with frames, hung and finished.
From ₦85,000
Staircases
Treads, risers, handrails and balustrades.
From ₦1,400,000 a flight
Example prices for this demo.
Specifications
What goes into it
| Part | Standard | Upgrade |
|---|---|---|
| Door core | Solid hardwood | Laminated hardwood for wide doors |
| Frame | Iroko | Teak |
| Locks | Mortice lock | Three point security lock |
| Treads | Iroko, 40mm | Teak, 50mm |
| Balustrade | Hardwood spindles | Steel or glass |
Staircases
Stairs, step by step
We measure the rise and run on site, draw every tread and send you the drawing before we cut. Treads are glued and screwed from below so there are no creaks.
- Open riser or closed
- Straight, quarter turn or spiral
- Non slip strips available
Gallery
Recent pieces
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Questions
Before you order
Why do doors swell?
Wood takes in moisture in the rainy season. We dry the timber, seal all six sides and leave the right gaps. Read the journal for more.
Can you replace a door in an old frame?
Yes, we make doors to fit existing frames or replace both.
Do you build steel and wood stairs?
Yes, with a welder we trust, so the steel and timber are planned together.
How long do stairs take?
About five weeks, with two to three days on site.
Other rooms
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Ready to measure up?
A free visit in Warri and Effurun with timber and stain samples.