Questions, answered
Straight answers on price, materials, timing, and the warranty. If your question is not here, message us — we will answer it the same day.
Pricing
How much does a door cost?
A door starts from PKR 405 per square foot for engineered, PKR 450 for semi-solid, and PKR 675 for solid wood. That is the making charge only — you buy the material yourself. The exact price is confirmed after we measure.
What is the rate for kitchen cabinets per square foot?
Kitchen cabinets start from PKR 525 per square foot with local fittings, and from PKR 675 with Chinese fittings. This is the making charge only; you buy the material. The final price comes after we measure the space.
The work
What is the difference between solid, semi-solid, and engineered doors?
Solid wood is one timber all the way through — the heaviest, strongest, and most expensive. Semi-solid has a solid wood frame with panels inside — lighter and cheaper, and right for most rooms. Engineered has an engineered core with a real wood surface — the lightest and most affordable, and it resists warping in changing weather. We help you choose per room and per budget.
Why do doors stick in the rainy season?
Because wood takes in moisture and swells when the air is humid. A well-made door uses properly seasoned wood and is hung with a small gap, so it moves far less. If a door we made sticks within two years, we come and ease it — free.
How long does the work take?
A door takes about 2 days, or 2 to 3 days for solid wood. A kitchen takes about a week. A wardrobe takes 3 to 5 days. These are typical times, not promises — your exact date is written into your quote.
Can you copy a design from a picture?
Yes. Send us a photo of a design you have seen and we will tell you honestly whether we can make it and what it will cost. Most wooden designs we can build, or come very close.
Materials
Do you supply the material?
No — you buy the material and pay the supplier directly. We tell you exactly what to buy and where, and we inspect it when it arrives. This keeps the cost in the open, with nothing marked up by us.
Do you take commission from suppliers?
No. We take no commission from any supplier — not the wood merchant, not the hardware shop. Ever. You pay only for the making, so we have no reason to steer you toward one shop over another.
Chinese or local fittings — which should I choose?
Local fittings are cheaper and fine for everyday use. Chinese fittings cost more but move more smoothly and last longer — worth it for a kitchen or wardrobe you open many times a day. We advise you item by item; the choice stays yours.
How do I check the ply is good quality?
Measure the thickness with a tape, look at the cut edge for even layers with no gaps or hollows, and press the surface — good ply does not dent easily. We check all of this for you when the material arrives, and tell you before we start if anything is wrong.
Warranty & service
What does the warranty cover?
Two years on our workmanship. If a joint opens, a door drops out of alignment, a hinge fails, or something we fitted comes loose, we repair it free. Damage from water, heat, damp, or misuse is not covered, but we will still come and repair it at a fair charge. The warranty is with AyFa, not passed to a supplier.
Which areas do you cover?
Okara, Sahiwal, Depalpur, Renala Khurd, and Pakpattan. If you are just outside these towns, ask us — we may still be able to help.
Is the site visit free?
Yes. The visit to measure your space is free, with no obligation. We measure in person because wrong measurements are the commonest reason woodwork goes wrong.
Overseas
Do you work with overseas customers?
Yes — this is a large part of what we do. You approve the design from abroad, then watch the work through dated photos on a private link, and release payments in stages against photos you have already seen. One person, Awais, handles it on WhatsApp from start to finish.
Still have a question?
Send us a picture of your space, or just ask. We reply the same day.