What Drives a Wooden Door's Price
- Construction: solid natural wood costs most; engineered and MDF-core doors with a wood or laminate face cost less and resist warping better.
- Wood/veneer type: teak and walnut sit at the top; local species and veneers are more economical.
- Finish: polished natural, veneer, or hard-wearing laminate/HPL.
- Size & thickness: larger and thicker doors use more material.
Why we quote, not list: with this many variables, a fixed price list would mislead more than it helps. Tell us the door size, construction and finish you want and we'll give a realistic figure for your project.
Solid Wood vs Engineered vs Laminate
Solid wood is the premium, heaviest option — best for shaded or covered entrances. Engineered / MDF-core doors with a veneer or laminate face are more stable in Pakistan's temperature swings and better value. Laminate/HPL-faced doors are the most durable against sun and daily wear.
Standard Sizes
Common door leaf sizes are around 7 ft × 3 ft for main and room doors, with taller and double-leaf options for grand entrances. Non-standard openings are made to measure, which affects the price.
How to Get an Accurate Quote
Give the opening size, whether you want solid or engineered construction, the wood/veneer or laminate finish, and the quantity. With those four details we can give a realistic figure rather than a placeholder number.