Expert tips on choosing, pricing, and installing steel doors in Kenya
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What Kenyan homeowners are actually choosing this August: Jaguar gold stripes, Maitre navy lattice, Hennessy wood grain, and quieter charcoal interiors.
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Hennessy-style doubles with lion knockers and wood-grain skins give Kenyan homes a timber look without the swelling and splitting of real hardwood doors.
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Imara Doors Interiors is on the 2nd floor of Gateway Mall, Mombasa Road — see Jaguar, Hennessy, French, Maitre, and bathroom doors in person before you buy.
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Arched mahogany French pairs with decorative ironwork bring daylight into Kenyan halls without turning the entrance into a glass shopfront.
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A hatch (door-in-door) lets you speak to riders, askaris, and neighbours without swinging the full security leaf — a practical Kenyan upgrade.
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Why 8-lite frosted aluminium bathroom doors beat swollen timber in Kenyan steam rooms — and how to specify them for new builds.
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When a single leaf is too tight and a full double door is too wide — how Imara’s mother-and-son and double steel doors compare for Nairobi bungalows.
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A clear comparison of Turkish and Chinese steel doors for Kenyan buyers, with photo examples from our live catalogue.
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Measurement and installation checklist for steel doors — avoid costly sizing mistakes before you order.
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