We appreciate your support! Here’s to more success and collaboration on your project!

Thank you! Happy New Year to you and the family! Looking forward to it as well!

The cost of the doors can vary depending on the materials, design, and customization options. For specific pricing, I'd recommend reaching out to us directly or visiting our website for a detailed quote.🙏🏾

He definitely has been missed! I will pass your message along!

Hahahaha! Always!

Yes yes!!

Good suggestion and it is actually in the works. We will announce it ASAP

Happy New Year, FoxyG!

Happy New Year, Andrew! Thank you!

Happy New Year, Nadine! You are right about the aluminum type. I will do some research into louvre applications this year; you aren’t the only person who has expressed interest in that window style and I believe we can find some good factories who specialize in those.

@@GhanabaKwaku Happy 2025 to you, may all of our prayers and dreams be met this 2025. I didn't like the louve style since in the islands where I live, we have pgt and the option of no obstructive view through our windows, if I am going to have all this obstruction through my windows, it is best I go with louvers

Thank you! I agree and the beautiful thing is we have options.

Which material are you referring to? The window profile?

@@GhanabaKwakuthe frames, and burglar bars.

The material in this particular setup is aluminum alloy. The bars can be configured with stronger materials if needed for Ghana applications.

@@GhanabaKwakuthanks for your response. Lastly, I am from Sierra Leone 🇸🇱. I am interested in these type of window. How do we go about getting them when I get to this stage. I am going in April to get the actual measurements instead of going with the plans. I do plan on opening a KZbin to help inspired other Sierra Leoneans as most of you Ghanaian and others have inspired me and my family.

Thank you for watching and engaging. I wish you all the best in your building journey. Reach out to me when you are ready and we will do the best we can to help make your experience better than some of us have had.

This is a casement window with built in burglar bars. Pricing will depend on measurements and if you have your measurements we can give you accurate invoicing. If I understand you; you want the tilt and turn style? Same sash able to open outwards like in this video but also able to open up like an awning?

​@@GhanabaKwakuYes, exactly

Yes; they can be made tilt and turn style.

Good question. Security doors and burglar bars work only when used well. Also burglar bars get messed with either by jacking them or cutting them so the fact that you have them doesn’t mean they can’t be breached.

@GhanabaKwaku Thanks for sharing.

I appreciate your comment. Thank you!

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Thank you, Johnny!!! 🙌

Hahahaha! Thanks for the comment and for your support always. We can’t thank you enough!!

Thank you, Johnny!!! Afehyia Pa!

😂😂😂It is E L F; get it right!!!

I apologize for the delay. Which email address did you use please? Check the description box for ways you can contact me

Thank you, Lorren!

Thank you, Eve! I did too. That was a refreshing video to wake up to yesterday.

Thank you, Edna!! ❤️Merry Christmas!

Thank you, Eve! U next! 🙏🏾

LOL! In this particular case it is because he realized he bit more than he could chew

Thank you, Johnny!!!

Thanks for the advice.

They did a good job with their tile choices and the artisans did a great job laying them too

Thank you, Bill!

Thank you, Eve! I appreciate you!

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You might be able to find some in Jamaica. They are rare people but I believe every population has at least one such person

Thank you, Johnny!

Thank you!

Thanks for chiming in. I respect your opinion. I’m sure you aren’t the only one with such a take. However there are others who even if they live in Ghana in spurts want to have something they can call their own and not need to perch even if it is just for 3 weeks. You can do both. Look into that some more. Africa is the next “it”; don’t get caught at the back of the line.

I understand your perspective but then if let’s say you are spending $1,500 on hotel stays per year, I would rather build something decent and call it my own. Also in regards to the paying utilities when you don’t live there, I would suggest using solar powered equipments such as exterior security cameras, and lighting. Then get a separate prepaid connection for the caretaker if he/she lives in an outhouse, and let them pay their own electric bill since you are paying them. This is my take. Building back home is important and it’s even more vital due to the current events it doesn’t matter if legal or not or how long you’ve lived here. Anyway that is my opinion.

@ourfamilytree5931 Solar power is good but you have to remember that solar panels need to be maintained as well and also if there isnt enough sunlight during raining season you have to go on local power. I had solar panels at my proprty before. Especially Ghana have lots of dust. So you have to constantly go on the roof top to clean those panels or it will not produce adequate power. $1500 a year for hotel stay is not bad. Thats like saving a $100 a month for the stay. I have spend two times that vacationing in various places with my family in the pass. There is also the trust issue when you send money back home to do anything. Whether is your family or friend the trust is a problem. Investing and saving in the place you currently reside is more beneficial. If you are ready to build or buy in Ghana as long as the cash is there , you can buy right away. I wonder how the white people and the African American go to Ghana that they never been there and drop cash buying homes in legon and other places. Some even bought lands and within a year they built there home and we live and work with them here in America. For me I am following their financial plan. Long term invest. Stocks, 401, and real estate.

@ I completely understand your point and concerns.

Eric pls what's your contact I can reach you at.

I appreciate your comment, Kwesi!

​​@@GhanabaKwaku Here in the US too. How do I link up with you aside this medium?

Please send me an email at [email protected]

I appreciate you!

Good suggestions. Thank you for chiming in!

Thanks for your comment! You bring up an interesting point about windows in tropical climates. I agree that ventilation is key, and louvres have been a popular choice due to their ability to maximize airflow. That said, the choice of windows depends on several factors, including the type of building, aesthetics, and the specific needs of the homeowner. While modern windows may seem less ventilated, they often offer other benefits like improved security, energy efficiency, and weather resistance, which can be important in certain environments. It is always good to explore different options and choose what works best for the climate, the building and needs of the homeowner. I appreciate your input on the topic but I’d like to note that the tone of your comment felt a bit condescending. It is important to approach these discussions with respect for the choices and experiences of others. Everyone has different perspectives, and healthy conversations help us all learn from one another without being combative. Please subscribe and hang around so you can engage on future videos.

There are different sized doors in this video. 1.5 doors are usually 4ft wide. Please note that these doors are all custom made. You measure the space in your building rather than buying single, 1.5 or double.

Thank you, Foxy G! Kojo is a good soul. We will definitely miss him.

Thank you, Johnny!

He definitely will be missed!

Here’s to more life for Kojoblk, then! I am sad he is leaving the space for sure but he is very much alive.

​@@GhanabaKwakuWe love him so much. I am in the USA will reach out. Thank you for sharing. Let him know how much love 💞💞💞 he has out here. Blessings to you. Shalom

@@foxygtv1328; absolutely! I will pass your sentiments on to Kojo

I know we will see Kojo around these parts for sure.

Thank you as always, sister!

Hello Edith! I received your email. I will contact you soon! Thank you!.