Interior doors made in Marrakech

You never see the core of a door. Yet it decides the weight, the noise that travels from one room to the next, and what happens the day somebody slams it a little too hard.

All three ranges are built on the same jigs and pass the same inspection. An Éco door is not a careless door: it is a door whose core suits a use where acoustics are not the point.

The collection is the design of the leaf. Each one is available in all three ranges and in every finish on the board — so you never have to choose between the right look and the right core.

• Atlas — flat leaf, no relief. The most common choice in residential developments: it doesn't date and it doesn't hold dust.
• Sahara — flush to the wall, no visible architrave. The door disappears into the partition; the most demanding design to fit, and the most striking.
• Majorelle — vertical grooves. A graphic rhythm that gives height to a standard door.
• Imperial — moulded panels. Classic presence, for interiors that carry it.
• Signature — glazing, special sizes, designs drawn with your architect.
• Prestige — fine wood veneers and exceptional finishes, for rare projects.

We keep the standard Moroccan market sizes in regular production, which shortens lead times and avoids needless extra cost:

• Heights: 204, 215, 220 and 240 cm
• Widths: 63, 73, 83 and 93 cm

Beyond that, everything is made to order: full-height doors, double leaves, curved heads. Bespoke is not an automatic surcharge — on a lot, one non-standard size repeated often costs less than making good the blockwork on every opening.

The advice that prevents the most common mistake: measure the finished opening, not the structural one. Fifteen millimetres of render on each side turns an 83 into an 80, and a door that is too wide cannot be rescued.

A door is rarely sold on its own. We supply the whole set: leaf, frame and architrave matched to the finish, with lock and hinges CNC-machined in the same pass as the leaf — which is what guarantees everything lines up on site.

Hardware is Blum or Hettich, with the manufacturer's warranty. That is not an adjustment variable: on a door, the part that fails first is almost never the panel.

Handing (left or right) is decided at quotation stage and written on the work order. It is the second most expensive mistake on a door package, and it is entirely avoidable.

We don't take fitting-only contracts on doors we didn't make. It isn't a question of capacity: when a door fitted by our teams closes badly, we want to be able to trace it back to the panel it was cut from. On a door from elsewhere we can't, and it is the client who ends up between two companies blaming each other.