What does an interior door cost in Morocco?

"From" means something precise here: the leaf alone, in a standard size, in melamine, without frame or hardware. That is the price of the bare product, not the price of your fitted door. What follows explains what is added.

Frame and architrave — count them every time, unless you are reusing existing frames in good condition, which is rare in new build.

Hardware — lock, lever, hinges. We fit only Blum or Hettich, with the manufacturer's warranty. This is the line where the cheapest quotes make their difference, and it is also the first thing to fail.

The finish — moving from melamine to CPL, then to wood veneer, raises the price in steps. After the range, it is the choice that weighs most.

Non-standard sizes — a tall door or a double leaf leaves the regular production envelope. On a lot, one non-standard size repeated often costs less than making good the blockwork on every opening.

Fitting and delivery — delivery anywhere in Morocco, doors packed and labelled by lot. Fitting by our teams is priced per site.

• Three-bedroom flat, 6 doors — Éco range, melamine, standard sizes, frames and hardware included. The most common case in development work: the budget is read mostly from the number of doors.
• Villa, 12 doors including 2 bathrooms — Standard range in bedrooms, WPC in damp rooms, CPL or veneer in reception rooms. Mixing is the rule, not the exception.
• Hotel floor, 20 identical doors — Standard range with tubular core, CPL finish, reinforced hardware. Here the unit price falls with volume, and the delivery schedule matters as much as the price.

We don't publish a total for these examples: it would rest on so many assumptions that it would mislead you. Send us your door schedule and you'll have a firm figure within two working days.

Three gaps almost always explain the difference between two door quotes:

The core of the leaf. You can't see it. A honeycomb sold at the price of a tubular is invisible until the day the door sounds hollow.

The hardware. An unbranded hinge costs a fraction of a Blum or a Hettich, and lasts a few years. Replacing it is paid for in labour.

What isn't in the quote. Frame not counted, machining charged extra on site, delivery to the foot of the building rather than to the floor. Check line by line: that is where the gaps hide.

From about ten doors, the terms change: volume discount, prices contracted for the duration of the programme, and a delivery schedule committed in phases rather than in one drop.

It is a subject of its own, with its own constraints — phasing, storage on site, acceptance by lot. See the Developers & architects page.

Three questions come back at every quotation. Here are the answers, in the order they arise.

A WPC door. It is only priced with its frame: leaf and frame are the same material, and that is exactly what makes it hold up in a damp room. The price depends on the size, the colour and how many damp rooms the site has. See the WPC doors page.

A PVC door. We do not sell them, so we do not publish a price for them. What to know before comparing: it is the entry level of the Moroccan market, the leaf is hollow and light, and the advertised price is almost always for the leaf alone, without frame or hardware. For a damp room, WPC plays in the same water-resistance category with a far denser core.

An MDF door. MDF is not a price range, it is a core. With us, a solid-core MDF or timber door starts at 1,900 MAD excl. VAT for the leaf alone, in a standard size and melamine finish: that is the Premium range in the table above. Below that level, what you are buying is a honeycomb or tubular core, not solid MDF — and that is the gap almost no quote spells out.