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Width of your two doors?

11 years ago

I currently have an offer in on a house that has a 36 " door with only enough room for 1 sidelight. So off balanced looking that it looks terrible - wondering what the width of these two doors together are?
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Bellwether Landscape Architects
11 years ago
I am not too sure, but would guess that each door is 28" wide
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