Radha Doors - The Wooden Door Company

Since the 1950s

Seventy years, one family, one grain.

From a single teak workshop in Hisar to doors and furniture shipped worldwide - the story of Radha Doors is three generations working the same wood, by hand.

Our story

A family workshop that grew into a name.

Radha Doors began as a small teak workshop on the outskirts of Hisar, Haryana - one carver, one saw, and a reputation built door by door. What started as work for neighbours became work for villas, temples and hotels across the country.

The workshop has grown - more hands, a CNC floor, a furniture line - but the wood is still chosen plank by plank, and every piece still leaves through the same gate the family has worked from for seventy years.

See how a piece is made
Partnership

Authorised Häfele franchise partner

German precision meets Indian craft - every hinge, slide and fitting on a Radha Doors piece can carry Häfele hardware, backed by expert support.

HäfeleFurniture Fittings · GermanyAuthorised Franchise Partner

Seventy years

How the workshop grew.

1950s

The first workshop

A single teak workshop opens in Hisar, making doors and frames for homes across Haryana.

1990s

Beyond the door

The craft widens into furniture - chairs, beds, cabinets - carried by the same hands and the same grain.

2010s

Hand meets CNC

Precision CNC joins the workshop floor, setting the geometry so the artisan's hand can go further.

Today

Worldwide, from Hisar

Grand villa doors and made-to-measure furniture ship out of the same yard the family started in.

What we hold to

The values behind every commission.

Craftsmanship first

Every piece passes through a carver's hands, never just a machine's.

Rooted in Hisar

Three generations in the same yard, working the same relationships with teak suppliers built over decades.

Built to outlast

Kiln-dried, seasoned, hand-oiled teak - furniture and doors meant to move to the next house, not the landfill.

Client partnership

Made to measure, start to finish - we stay on the commission until it's hung or standing in your room.

Visit us

Come see the workshop.

Visit us on NH-52, or start the conversation on WhatsApp.

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