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Recommendations for wooden french doors

By raerae
June 20, 2019 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted June 20, 2019

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Posted June 20, 2019

Hi all,

Just wondering if anyone has any recommendations for bespoke french doors? Ours are old and rotten and from the 80's in the bar style so cut out loads of light. Am looking to reinstate a more Victorian style door and wondered if anyone could recommend any local companies that might not cost the earth!

Many thanks,

Anna

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