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9 years ago

Where can I get these doors for my theater room

CotY 2013: Residential Interior Element - Buckeye Basements, Inc. · More Info

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NARI of Central Ohio
9 years ago
Buckeye Basements info@buckeyebasements.com
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Buckeye Basements, Inc.
9 years ago
We had these custom made from Cox Interior and chose Everglade glass. Hope this info helps!
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Jeanie Cardoza
9 years ago
about what size are these doors, width & height. thanks
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Buckeye Basements, Inc.
9 years ago
I believe they are 4 ft wide and 6' 8" H. Hope this info helps!

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