Wood work since 2014
We make kitchens, wardrobes, doors, furniture and paneling. Material picked for the room it goes in, a finish sprayed rather than brushed, and fittings set so nothing sticks or drops a year later. Most of our work comes from people who saw the last job we did.
Free site measurement and quotation, and no obligation after it.
What we make
Two trades. Every rate below is quoted the way the trade quotes it, so you can hold our number against anybody else's and know you are comparing the same thing.
Cut and assembled on our own benches, then installed. The rate we quote includes the carcass, the shutters, the hardware and the installation, so there is nothing to add on later.
Ask about wood workMarine ply carcass, shutters in Lasani board, veneer, laminate or acrylic depending on the budget. We set the carcass out to the wall as we find it, not to the drawing, so the run finishes tight against both ends.
Full height wherever the ceiling allows it, because the top two feet of a wardrobe is the cheapest storage in the house. Lasani carcass in a dry room, marine ply in any room that shares a wall with a bathroom.
Solid deodar or sheesham, or an engineered core with a hardwood lipping where the budget is tighter. Stock is checked with a moisture meter before it is cut, and every frame is treated against termite.
Beds, dining tables, sofas, study units, TV consoles. Made to the room rather than bought to a standard size, which matters most in a bedroom that has to take a king bed and still open its wardrobe.
Wall paneling, media walls, ceiling battens. The substrate is written on the quote, because a media wall in Lasani and one in marine ply are different jobs at different prices and look identical on the day.
Welded on our own benches. Two quotes at the same rate per square foot can differ by a third in the steel that actually goes into them, so we write the section, the size, the gauge and the spacing on every quote.
Ask about grills and railingsMade to each opening rather than to one size for the whole house, because openings in an older building are rarely square. Fixed into the brick with expansion anchors, never into the plaster.
Sliding or swing, in mild steel or wrought iron. The hinge is sized to the weight of the leaf, and the leaf is set with a summer gap so it does not bind in June when the steel has grown.
Mild steel, wrought iron or stainless 304. Stainless costs more at the start and nothing after that, which is usually the right answer on a staircase that gets touched every day.
Second doors, terrace and stair-head enclosures, canopy and shed frames. Anything that lives outdoors is galvanised or powder coated over a properly prepared surface, not painted straight over mill scale.
Recent work
Each one names the size, the material and the finish, because those are the three things you need in order to hold one quotation against another. Ask anyone else quoting you for the same three.
Lahore · 2025
A full wall taken to the ceiling: two tall wardrobe bays, a run of open shelving with its own downlights, and a pelmet carrying the lighting across the top. One oak grain laminate throughout, with the shutters lined up so the grain runs on from one door to the next.
Lahore · 2025
The whole end wall of a boardroom. A recess for the screen, lit niches either side, display shelving at one end and a full-width console below with drawers for the cabling, so nothing trails across the floor to the table.
Lahore · 2025
An L-shaped reception counter with a solid white top and a front of vertical timber flutes. Each flute is cut and set individually so the rhythm holds around the corner rather than breaking where the two faces meet.
Lahore · 2025
Square section balusters on both flights and horizontal bars across the landing, set out so no gap anywhere on the stair is wider than four inches. Base plates bolted into the finished tread, welds ground back to nothing, and the whole run finished in matt black.
Lahore · 2025
Floor to ceiling dividers that split an open floor into a lounge and a work area without closing either off. A welded grid in square tube, with timber boxes set into some of the bays so it reads as shelving from one side and a screen from the other.
Lahore · 2025
A welded grid hung below an exposed soffit to carry the track lighting and bring the ceiling down over the work area. Made in sections in the workshop, lifted into place and joined on site, then the lighting run along it.
Gallery
More from recent jobs, photographed on site and in the workshop. Homes, offices and shops, all made on our own benches.
Worked with
Most of our work is for families, and their names stay private. These are the companies we have worked for who are happy to be named. Ask us and we will put you in touch with them.
Kept in house
Plenty of contractors in this trade take your order and send it to somebody else's workshop. You find out when the job comes back wrong and nobody will own it. These three things happen on our own benches, and you are welcome to come and watch any of them.
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Timber is bought in the plank and stacked in our own rack, not bought cut to size on the morning it is needed. Every board is checked with a moisture meter before it goes near the saw. All cutting, carcass assembly and joinery happens on our benches, so if a joint is wrong it is our joint and we fix it.
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Grills, gates and railings are welded here. Every weld is ground back flush and primed before the piece leaves the workshop, because the weld is the first place rust starts and it is the one place a finish coat cannot reach once the piece is fitted. We do not buy in finished grills and resell them.
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New joinery is sprayed in our booth, not on site. Site spraying is done in whatever dust the room has that day, and it is why a shutter that looked perfect in the house feels gritty a week later. It is the last thing that happens to your job before it is loaded on the van.
Free site measurement and quotation
We come out, measure, look at the walls and the damp, and send a written quotation naming the material, the hardware and the finish. No charge, and nothing owed if you go elsewhere.
Process
Four stages, with the time each one actually takes. If a stage is going to run over, you hear it from us before the date, not after it.
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Within 2 working days
We come to the site, measure, and look at the walls, the floor and the openings before quoting anything. Free, and nothing is owed if you go elsewhere.
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3 to 5 days
A layout drawing and a written quotation naming the material, the hardware, the gauge and the finish. One page, and no line on it called miscellaneous.
03
2 to 8 weeks
Cutting, assembly, welding and spraying, all here. You are welcome to come and see your job on the bench at any point, and most people do once.
04
2 to 6 days on site
Fitted, adjusted and cleaned up. We walk the job with you and write down anything you are not happy with, then come back and close the list.
Coverage
Everything is made in our workshop in Chung, Lahore. Timber rack, joinery benches, welding bay and spray booth, all under one roof. Visitors welcome.
We measure on site, build in Lahore, and send our own crew to fit it. The job is never handed to a local contractor at the other end.
Freight and travel for work outside Lahore is quoted as a separate line, so you can see exactly what it costs. It is not buried in the rate.
Contact
Come to the workshop, call, or send a message. Whichever is easiest. If you send a photograph of the room or the window on WhatsApp we can usually give you a rough figure before we visit.
Open
We answer the phone and WhatsApp ourselves, Monday to Saturday.