Custom material & finish
Timber, aluminium, steel and stainless steel can be coordinated with custom sizes, glazing, frames, hardware and material-appropriate finishes.
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Custom Doors DublinThis doorset diagram supports custom doors dublin by showing the door, frame and hardware as connected parts of one opening.
These routes connect the opening, frame, finish, fitting sequence and timber condition so the project can be developed one practical decision at a time.
Check opening size, wall thickness, floor clearance and squareness before final specification.
Open guide →Decide how the leaf, frame, architraves and surrounding wall finish should work together.
Open guide →Coordinate colour, stain, paint, veneer and physical samples around the actual material.
Open guide →Plan access, preparation, fitting order, hardware and final adjustment before installation.
Open guide →Separate cosmetic timber checking from movement or splits that may affect repair or replacement.
Open guide →A custom door can stay simple — a made-to-measure leaf and frame — or develop into a concealed, automated or intelligent system. The scope follows the actual project rather than forcing every customer into the same specification.
Timber, aluminium, steel and stainless steel can be coordinated with custom sizes, glazing, frames, hardware and material-appropriate finishes.
Explore →Where appropriate, bespoke doors can integrate powered movement, sensors, access control, operating logic, backup and service access.
Explore →For concealed systems, the surrounding wall, opening, frame and service access may need to be designed with the door so the complete assembly functions and visually integrates correctly.
Explore →Pivot, sliding, concealed and other engineered movement concepts — including vertical movement where feasible — are assessed as bespoke projects, not promised as off-the-shelf products.
Explore →Steel, stainless and aluminium doors can explore custom patterned or precision-cut decorative surfaces as part of an architectural brief.
Explore →Smart projects can include custom control behaviour and software integration while internal source code, security architecture and proprietary implementation remain private.
Explore →Custom doors are a practical option when standard door sizes, designs or configurations are not suitable for your property.
We supply and fit made-to-measure doors across Dublin and County Dublin for homes, apartments, extensions, renovations and commercial properties.
Doors can be made to suit existing openings or planned as part of a new installation. We can work with different heights, widths, frame sizes and configurations, including single and double doors.
A wide range of materials, colours, finishes, glazing options and hardware can be selected depending on the required style and location.
Custom door options can include:
For advanced projects, the door is considered as part of a complete system: leaf, frame, opening, surrounding wall, hardware, power and controls. Smart or automated functions can be coordinated at design stage so the structure, clearances and finishes support reliable opening and closing.
Custom finishes can include colour matching and, for suitable metal or aluminium systems, powder coating. Samples can be reviewed where available before a final finish is selected.
Before ordering, we can measure the opening and check the existing frame, wall dimensions, floor clearance and installation requirements.
This allows the door and frame to be selected or made for the actual opening rather than trying to adapt a standard-size door that does not fit correctly.
We supply, measure and install custom doors throughout Dublin and County Dublin.