Mambakofi Joinery

The name Mambakofi comes from the Swahili word for the Chamfuta tree, a type of mahogany grown mainly in northern Mozambique and Zambia. However it is more commonly known as the lucky bean. The tree is recognised for its beautiful red wood and the seeds, which if you collect will give you good luck.

Products are manufactured using traditional methods but adding a modern touch to ensure precision, perfect finishes and a quality product that will last for generations.

Mambakofi is also 100% committed to using sustainable resources as all timber purchased is either F.S.C. (Forest Stewardship Council) certified or V.L.O. (Verified Legal Origin) certified from responsible logging companies. Our waste recovery program is also very efficient with off-cuts getting finger joined together so that they can be utilised for grounds and sub frames. Waste shavings and saw dust is shipped off to be made into carbon which will in turn be used to power generators to create electricity.

Not much stock is stored here at Mambakofi as every project; window or door is uniquely manufactured and made to suit the client. This is done by a handpicked workforce that takes pride in every door or window that comes out of the factory keeping up our household name.

We also are on the forefront of household thermal technologies as our use of seals and double glazed windows help keep the temperature inside your house regulated. These new technologies help with increased weather protection, noise pollution and with modern locking mechanisms – increased security. All of the above is why we here at Mambakofi have been highly recommended by Architects, Contractors and Builders.